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Drivers traveling through the intersection of West Maple Street and North Gregg Avenue will soon encounter new stop signs.

The people behind a local folk school are proposing to transfer the operation to another nonprofit, while tourism commissioners are contemplating the future of the historic property the school calls h...

All of this is making me question everything. Am I too much? Is this even worth it?

The commission selected Hauck for the role in April following the departure of former CEO Molly Rawn.

The developer is offering a $10K payout and early access to new units.

The rankings use mapping data to assess how safely and easily people can travel by bike to key destinations such as homes, jobs, schools, shopping centers and parks.

City officials are reminding residents that bicycles can be donated year-round at the Recycling and Trash Collection office.

The award was presented last month at the Government Fleet Expo and Conference in Charlotte, N.C.

The city says Trinitas wasn’t guaranteed approval for its Dickson Street project and isn’t entitled to damages over the denial.

The City Council adopted a rate study for recycling and trash but stopped short of implementing its recommendations on Tuesday.

A pair of iconic train cars that once housed the Bank of Fayetteville’s unique “train bank” are set to move, though not far.

The Planning Commission on Monday approved the first conditional land use permit for a student housing project in the city.

I regret opening up to some people, because they didn’t deserve to know me that way and weren’t worthy of my vulnerability.

Fayetteville may soon overhaul its recycling program with a new system that officials say would cut costs, improve worker safety and double the amount of material collected.

City leaders have a framework for addressing housing-related issues after a yearlong task force presented its recommendations.

A new historic marker commemorating Fayetteville’s LGBTQ+ history was unveiled Thursday in the Upper Ramble.

Fayetteville High School now has its own association for alumni to connect, gather at events and know the latest happenings at their former alma mater.

The mural is the latest in a series of public artworks commemorating the life and legacy of the formerly enslaved man for whom the street is named.

We've heard a few of y'all asking for a guide on the student housing projects that have been popping up lately in the city.

The proposed mural by Leon Keer was intended to be installed on the south-facing vertical wall of the deck west of the West Avenue parking deck.

City Attorney Kit Williams said Fayetteville has done nothing that violates the law.

A proposal to create a safe camp for residents experiencing homelessness was narrowly rejected by the City Council on Tuesday.

The City Council unanimously decided landlords and property owners need to disclose all fees to prospective renters before they sign a lease.

The School District is trying to make its project for a new Ramay Junior High as sustainable as possible given the wooded acreage of the selected site.

It was a performance for the ages. The type that marks time. The kind that grandparents will tell and retell to their grandkids.

Thousands of demonstrators marched through downtown Fayetteville on Saturday calling for the defense of democracy and the rejection of authoritarianism.

Is there any way I can rid myself of these unwelcome nocturnal visitations?

The City Council will consider opening a sanctioned campsite for residents experiencing homelessness.

Mayor Molly Rawn plans to form a task force to address homelessness following a town hall held on the subject this week.

The Hogs are going back to Omaha for the College World Series, and they will face their familiar foes.

Pride Metal Fest debuts June 13–14 in Fayetteville, blending heavy music with LGBTQ support. Proceeds benefit NWA Equality.

Mayor Molly Rawn heard from a packed room of residents seeking solutions to the city's housing and homelessness issues.

A seven-story student housing complex is proposed at the Campus Bookstore site on Dickson, across from another new project at the UARK Theater.

A Japanese retail chain known for its unique and inexpensive products is eyeing a new store in Fayetteville.

The council reconsidered a vote from last month, but the outcome remained the same.

Hayley Hall said she wanted to get an early start on fundraising by announcing her candidacy a year and a half in advance of Election Day.

The developer behind a proposed student-oriented housing project on Dickson Street has filed a lawsuit against the city.

The Razorbacks do seem to be peaking at just the right time.

Uncertainty seems to be the name of the game in this era. What are the best methods of dealing with uncertainty?

The City Council may vote again on Tuesday about whether to grant an appeal for a student-oriented housing project on Dickson Street.

The plan shows 294 units and 1,011 bedrooms just east of the Fayetteville High School football stadium.

The property is the site of two apartment complexes and an historic home. The plan would have involved demolishing the existing structures.

The idea of a new aquatic facility in Fayetteville is gaining momentum as city officials enter the next phase of a feasibility study.

Mayor Molly Rawn has finalized the top positions on her administrative leadership team with three official appointments.

City officials and community members gathered Thursday afternoon atop Mount Sequoyah to celebrate the grand reopening of the city’s longtime scenic overlook.

The City Council on Tuesday narrowly rejected a student-oriented housing project proposed for Dickson Street.

The Art Court on Dickson Street will stick around for at least another two years.

The system is designed to detect weapons, so students won't have to take off backpacks or empty their pockets.

On its surface, annexing land to build more homes might seem like an effective way to relieve a housing affordability crunch.