Admiring the view: John Willis, left, and Sev Myers check out the Indian motorcycles parked at Hawg City Choppers Thursday in Fayetteville. The business had a grand opening celebration with a few hundred members of the Iron Indian Riders Association. ANTHONY REYES / Northwest Arkansas Times
Today's News Stories
- Starving art : Lack of funding puts Fayetteville Arts Festival in jeopardy
- Elkins residents to vote on proposed sales tax in August
- Greenland district officials look for support of tax increase
- Teachers receive history lesson on local trails
- Officials say UA pay plan conflicts with state law
- Special meeting called to discuss superintendent
- Student charged with stealing gun
- Texas man, 20, arrested on kidnapping, assault charges
- Program looks to get children airborne
- Awareness week begins Saturday in Elkins
- Lane closures scheduled this weekend for U.S. 412
Today's Sports Stories
- On their heels : Bulldogs take second at state track meet for fifth straight time
- Diamond Hogs lose nailbiter at Starkville
- CLASS 7A STATE BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP : 7A state title up for grabs when Fayetteville, Har-Ber meet again
- Venerable FHS coach has Bulldogs on verge of three-peat
- Golf Hogs tied for 19th after first round at NCAA regional
- Tigu aces No. 17 Lady’Backs into Elite Eight at NCAA Tennis Tournament
- Lady’Back track rolls into Auburn for SEC Outdoors
- Track Hogs hunt for 84th conference title
- Wheeler, Lady Elks looking for second straight Class 3A title
Today's Business Stories
Recent Living Stories
- A dog’s life : Fayetteville’s canine firefighters are bright spots in the department’s education efforts
- AT HOME : Putting the ‘wow’ into your deck and patio
- Northwest Arkansas FACES
- This one’s for Bruce : CONCERT TO BENEFIT LOCAL PIANO PLAYER
- BRUCE PARKER BENEFIT CONCERT
- THE ROCKWOOD FILES : We never get too old to need our moms
- Dogwood trees require good drainage
- Wedding : Frye-Caldwell
- Flores-Hankins
- Tester-Lampkin
- Fuller-Cooper
- Stringer-Bumsted
- Isley-Stamps
- Castleberry-Rutledge
- Elrod-Mathis
- Ozark Album : Baby needs a new pair of shoes
- Anniversary : The Tortorellos
- Library Briefs
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Recent Featured Stories
Talking it out : P.G. superintendent remains in place after board meeting
PRAIRIE GROVE — Pete Bennett will remain the school district’s superintendent for the time being. — Thursday, May 15, 2008
Committee or commission? : Public will have final say over who runs water, sewer services
TONTITOWN — Voters will get to decide whether they want a water and sewer commission. — Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Two streets near UA eyed for widening
The Fayetteville Street Committee looked at designs Monday for widening North Garland Avenue to five lanes. — Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Firms will work for work — for the right clients
During the past two years of the ongoing high school debate, Crafton, Tull, Sparks and Associates architecture and engineering firm has provided guidance for the Fayetteville School District on a possible high school project. — Monday, May 12, 2008
Bigger numbers to the big house : Benton County sends half as many to prison as Washington County
The 4th Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney John Threet knows his office has been busy prosecuting cases and sending lots of criminals to prison. The numbers prove him right. — Sunday, May 11, 2008
New ‘green’ house : City unveils new sustainable fire station
From automatic overhead lighting and recycled wood countertops to reprocessed rubber flooring and waterless urinals — Fayetteville’s newest fire station boasts all the bells and whistles of a contemporary “green building.” “I think it’s the best fire station in the city and it cost less to build,” Fayetteville Mayor Dan Coody said during a tour of the new station Friday. “It’s also the greenest building.” Located at 1050 S. Happy Hollow Road, construction work for Fire Station No. 3 is virtually complete with only a few loose ends to tie up, according to Fayetteville Fire Chief Tony Johnson. An official grand opening will likely take place sometime between mid-June and early July. — Saturday, May 10, 2008
