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Ozark Mayor’s Race Heads To Runoff

Ozark mayoral candidates Tyler Williams and Argest Hyler will advance to a runoff election on Dec. 1, after neither obtained more than 50% of the vote in the General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Williams received 374 votes, or 46%, while Hyler received 245, or 30%. A third candidate, John...

Ozark, AR · 1d

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Clarksville, Ozark Approve Bond Issues

Voters in both Clarksville and Ozark approved bond issues that will provide funding for utility improvements during the General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 3. In Clarksville, voters were asked to decide whether to extend and restructure a one-cent sales tax to fund critical upgrades to the city’s wastewater treatment plant, as well as parks and recreation improvements.

Clarksville, AR · 1d

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Eye care center, Crain property top third quarter Sebastian County property deals

The sale of a commercial building that houses Renner Eye Care was the top Sebastian County property deal in the third quarter of 2026, with the sale of a former Crain auto dealership lot being the second largest deal, according to information from Sebastian County Assessor Zach Johnson. A commercial...

Sebastian County, AR · 1d

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Fayetteville planners hear proposals with reduced residential parking

FAYETTEVILLE — The Planning Commission praised a pair of workforce housing projects proposed for two well-known buildings downtown that could only be built if the city’s requirements for residential parking were changed. Local architect Alli Quinlan presented a pair of conceptual projects to the Planning Commission on Monday,...

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Plan for combo dog park and bar in Fayetteville gains commission approval

FAYETTEVILLE — Dog and beer lovers rejoice. The Planning Commission on Monday voted 7-0 to approve a development plan for Wagbar, an off-leash dog park and bar concept originating in North Carolina. The combo spot for dogs and their humans is proposed on 2.7 acres near Shiloh Drive, north of the Northwest Arkansas Mall and west of College Avenue.

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Vintage market, concert set for Saturday in the Upper Ramble

Dickson Street will have a little extra bustle on Saturday afternoon. That’s because the folks behind Ozark Vintage Market and the UA’s record label Hill Records are throwing a party in the Ramble on Saturday. The market will be set up from 11 a.m until 5 p.m. in...

Fayetteville, AR · 20h

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Fayetteville Housing Choice Vouchers open for low-income families in Washington County

The Fayetteville Housing Authority has opened the waitlist for the Housing Choice Vouchers.

Washington County, AR · 1d

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Fayetteville Fountain bodega now open at Lake Fayetteville

A new bodega offering sandwiches, charcuterie and other grab-and-go items along with recreational rentals for the lake is now open at Lake Fayetteville. The new shop, called Fayetteville Fountain, is located in the marina building at 1330 E. Lake Fayetteville Road. The shop is operated by local resident Abby Milam,...

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Part of North Old Wire in Fayetteville closed this week

A section of North Old Wire will be closed this week.

Fayetteville, AR · 23h

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Washington County committee advances proposed data center moratorium

The Washington County Quorum Court’s County Services Committee has advanced a proposal for a yearlong moratorium on data centers to the full quorum court for consideration. The committee discussed the proposal and potential amendments to the original draft during Monday night’s meeting. The measure will move to the full quorum court for formal discussion and a possible vote.

Washington County, AR · 20h

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Parrot Island operating agreement, change order on Fort Smith Board agenda

A new operating agreement and a project change order for Parrot Island Waterpark, which continues to be a subject of debate over expansion and operating costs, will be reviewed by the Fort Smith Board of Directors during a Tuesday (Nov. 10) study session. The change order, requested by San Clemente,...

Fort Smith, AR · 2d

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New Opportunity Zones added to Conway County

The Morrilton and Conway County community is growing its footprint in the federal Opportunity Zones 2.0 program, expanding from one designated zone to two. Donnie Crain, President/CEO of the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce and Conway County Economic Development Corporation, notes the new designations will include three important areas of opportunity in the community: Historic Downtown Morrilton – Creating opportunities for investment, redevelopment, new businesses and revitalization of the downtown area; May Hope Moose Industrial Park – Positioning the community to attract new industrial investment, support business expansion and create quality jobs; and the Oppelo Bottoms – Opening the door for new investment and development opportunities in an area with tremendous potential…

Conway County, AR · 2d

Axios NW Arkansas

The Agenda: Banning high speed vehicles on trails, Shiloh museum renovations

Here's a preview of what your city councils plan to discuss tonight. Bentonville will vote on: 🏍️ Banning high-speed electric-powered vehicles on city trails and sidewalks. 🎾 A contract worth about $224,900 with Ozark Tennis Academy for 2027 tennis and pickleball programming services at Bentonville parks. Springdale will vote on: 🚧 Entering into a contract with CDI Contractors, guaranteeing that the maximum price of renovations to the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History does not exceed $781,246. 🔮 Accepting a revised master trail plan for the city designed "to meet the needs of a growing population." ( See map on page 29 .) 📍 If you go: 6pm at Springdale City Hall and 7pm at Bentonville City Hall.

Bentonville, AR · 1d

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Fayetteville donut shop salutes veterans with free offers

Rick’s Bakery is saying “thank you for your service” to NWA's fighting men and women as only they can.

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Walton Arts Center announces 2026 Holiday schedule

The Walton Arts Center has announced its upcoming holiday shows, including Christmas performances, cocktail classes, culture and more.

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Several NWA races head to runoffs Dec. 1

Election season is not over for many Northwest Arkansans as several local offices remain undecided, requiring voters to return to the polls. How it works: Early voting for runoffs begins Nov. 24, with Election Day on Dec. 1. Check the Arkansas Secretary of State's website to find your polling places. Washington County Quorum Court — Incumbent Republican Justice of the Peace Butch Pond vs. Democrat Ashley Harvey to represent District 15 in the eastern part of the county, including Elkins. Pond led with 49% of the vote, compared to Harvey's 42%, according to final but unofficial election results from Washington County. Context: Democrats have already won a majority of the 15-person court after the general election. The runoff will decide whether Democrats further their influence or whether Republicans maintain a seat. Bella Vista mayor — Mayor John Flynn vs. City Council member Wendy Hughes . Flynn led with 43% of the vote, compared to Hughes' 39%, according to final but unofficial election results from Benton County. Hear what the candidates had to say in a forum . Elm Springs mayor – City Council member Roberta Peters vs. Ira Coker Peters led with 45% of the vote. Coker and candidate Mark

Washington County, AR · 1d

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Conway Corp hosting Brewer Lake Watershed meeting

Conway Corporation is inviting landowners, farmers, local officials and community members to take part in a Brewer Lake Watershed Management meeting Tuesday night, November 10th. Brewer Lake is the primary source of drinking water for thousands of families in Conway and Faulkner counties. The meeting will bring together agricultural producers, conservation partners and community leaders to discuss water quality, conservation practices and agricultural practices within the watershed. Presentations will include information from University of Arkansas agricultural specialists and Conway Corporation representatives about ongoing watershed water-quality projects…

Conway, AR · 1d

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Governor’s Faces of Arkansas series honors 101-year-old veteran of three wars

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has named Floyd Brantley of Conway, a 101-year-old veteran of World War II, Korea and Vietnam, as the 11th subject of her Faces of Arkansas series. The monthly series profiles an Arkansan in writing, photographs and a short video, with the subject’s portrait hung at the entrance to the governor’s office at the Capitol. The governor’s office says the series is meant to keep the focus of public service on the people the state serves, and that subjects are chosen for holding their communities together, overcoming obstacles or playing an essential role in their industry.

Arkansas · 8h

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