Zack McGarrah, with Benchmark Construction, takes down a wall in the former Curry’s Video building Friday afternoon at 612 N. College Ave. in Fayetteville. Tiffany Caston said she and her husband, Neil, are changing the former video store into a roller skating rink called Starlight Skatium. The couple plans to open the rink within the next three months. [READ MORE] BROOKE McNEELEY / Northwest Arkansas Times Today's News Stories
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