Greenwood
Greenwood, AR · Traffic & Transit
american-rails.com
Arkansas -- Dinner Train -- Rides On The A&M
If you want a railroad experience that feels equal parts “working short line” and “time machine,” the Arkansas & Missouri Railroad (A&M) delivers in a way few modern operations can. Headquartered in Springdale, Arkansas, the A&M is best known in railfan circles for its Ozark mountain railroading and (historically) its Alco power—but to most visitors, it’s simply the way to see the Boston Mountains from a window seat, rolling over lofty trestles and diving into a long tunnel at Winslow.
fayettevilleflyer.com
Lake Sequoyah Drive bridge to close for about 90 days
FAYETTEVILLE — The Lake Sequoyah Drive bridge will close to vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians beginning Sept. 1 for a rehabilitation project expected to take about 90 days. The project will replace deteriorated sections of the bridge deck and bridge joints, according to the city. Officials said the work is intended to address deterioration before more extensive repairs are needed and extend the useful life of the bridge.
nwahomepage.com
Springdale Bypass ribbon-cutting set for Sept. 4
SPRINGDALE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — Two weeks from Friday, Northwest Arkansas residents can use a quicker route when commuting to Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) and Oklahoma. The Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT) announced in a Tuesday news release a ribbon-cutting event is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 4, for phase...
5NEWS
Traffic backed up near 2900 block of Huntsville Road in Fayetteville
5NEWS
Highway 71 closed in Mountainburg after storm damage
fourstateshomepage.com
I-49 southbound shut down due to vehicle crash
JASPER COUNTY, Mo. — I-49 southbound is completely closed after a Neosho Special Road District dump truck flips. The crash happened near the V Highway exit shortly after 8:00 a.m. An eyewitness told us she saw the truck driving normally in front of her, but then it suddenly struck...
eureka.news
Board schooled on bus barn
Members of the Eureka Springs School Board heard a presentation Monday night for a new bus barn. Josh Siebert, with Modus Studio, led a detailed exploration of possible approaches for a new site with a new building. The school district already owns a five-acre parcel on the west side of the campus, and that site will provide ample space for present and future needs.