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More than 8,000 Walmart International employees are expected on the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville next week for the company’s annual Associates Week, marking one of the largest corporate…
Fayetteville residents are showing cautious support for a new neighborhood park planned near Owl Creek, but not without a few conditions. The project, which would transform a city-owned lot bordered…
James Stewart, a defensive lineman from Texas, is scheduled to arrive in Fayetteville on Friday for an official visit with the University of Arkansas football program, less than a week…
John Reeder pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges of video voyeurism and possession of child sexual abuse material, according to court records filed in Washington County Circuit Court. Reeder, a…
Washington Regional Medical System announced Thursday it will reduce its workforce by 86 positions as part of a strategic restructuring, a move the hospital said is driven by rising operational…
The Springdale Public Library will host a free screening of Godzilla and Mothra: The Battle for Earth on Friday, June 13, starting at 6:30 p.m. The event, organized in partnership…
Andrew Brink, a local banker and current Planning Commission member, has officially filed to run for the Ward 3, Position 1 seat on the Fayetteville City Council. Brink, 34, brings…
The Fayetteville Planning Commission voted 7-0 on Tuesday to recommend approval of a rezoning request that could bring higher-density housing to about 36 acres in west Fayetteville. The property, located…
A $15,000 unrestricted award for a visual artist in Northwest Arkansas is now open for applications, thanks to a new partnership between New York-based nonprofit Artadia and 21c Museum Hotel…
A 36-acre property northwest of North Deane Solomon Road and West Vanike Drive in Fayetteville moved a step closer to denser development this week, after the city’s Planning Commission voted…