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Cities damaged by Memorial Day weekend's tornadoes continue recovery efforts
ROGERS, Ark. — After weeks of initial recovery efforts, city councils across Northwest Arkansas are now in a phase of approving funding for the removal of debris left after multiple tornadoes in the region on May 26. On Tuesday, the Rogers City Council approved moving $8.5 million dollars from...
Lincoln, Prairie Grove boundary disputes headed to Board of Education
LINCOLN, Arkansas — A boundary dispute between the Prairie Grove School District (PGSD) and the Lincoln Consolidated School District (LCSD) is headed to the Arkansas Board of Education (BOE). According to the Arkansas Department of Education, PGSD filed a petition to change its school district boundary, which affected LCSD,...
Fayetteville’s weird and wonderful charm on display at Misfit Market
Fayetteville has always had the highest concentration of loveable weirdos per capita than any other city in Arkansas. It’s an undisputed fact that we do things a little differently here, and it hasn’t gone unnoticed by the people who keep track of these types of stats. Sometimes there...
Fayetteville public meetings: June 10-14, 2024
The following is a list of public meetings received from the Office of the City Clerk Treasurer. Meeting agendas are gathered by Flyer staff and included when available. For questions, call the City Clerk’s office at 479-575-8323. Monday, June 10, 2024. TimeMeetingLocation/Link. 5:30 p.m.Planning Commission Meeting (agenda)City Hall, Room...
Gulley Park summer concert series kicks off Thursday with The Juice
Dust off your dancing shoes, Fayetteville. The Gulley Park concert series returns for the summer season this week. The annual series of concerts in Gulley Park kicks off with a performance by local party band, The Juice. For those unfamiliar, the concert series is organized by the city’s Parks, Natural...
Juneteenth events in Northwest Arkansas
Red foods and drinks, live music, and fun in the sun - Juneteenth has been celebrated as the symbolic end of American slavery for more than 150 years. Here are all the ways you can celebrate Juneteenth in Northwest Arkansas in 2024.
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