Fayettevilleflyer.com July 6, 2022 Sam Pittman doesn’t wield a magic battle hammer like the Marvel super-hero Thor, but the Razorbacks’ head football coach will call upon his own version of
Read MoreFayettevilleflyer.com July 5th James Taylor has blazed a path for aspiring musicians everywhere. A harbinger of the singer-songwriter era, his deep, introspective lyrics and melodic baritone voice create a unique
Read MoreFayettevilleflyer.com July 3 News broke last year that former Ozark Beer Co. and West Mountain Brewing Co. brewer Jesse Gagnon and his wife Ashlyn are opening a brewery in Goshen. Things went
Read MoreFayettevilleflyer.com June 28, 2022 The folks at the Momentary continue to add to their live music lineup this year. The contemporary art venue recently announced that Grammy-nominated indie pop artist
Read MoreFayettevilleflyer.com June 28, 2022 A series of spectator-friendly bike races will return to downtown Springdale this summer. The Natural State Criterium Series includes three weeknight events planned in June, July and August,
Read MoreFayettevilleflyer.com June 28, 2022 As you walk into the exhibit “The Dirty South: Contemporary Art, Material Culture, and the Sonic Impulse” on display at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville,
Read MoreFayettevilleflyer.com June 22, 2022 Slap on your American flag bathing suit, and your red-white-and-blue flip-floppers, everyone. It’s almost Independence Day. As we do every year, we’ve scoured the internet searching
Read MoreFayettevilleflyer.com June 24, 2022 The Ole Miss Rebels and Arkansas Razorbacks split six games this season, but thanks to a stellar shut-out pitching performance by their ace Dylan DeLucia, the Rebels
Read MoreFayettevilleflyer.com June 8, 2022 A decision on whether the city should pay for a portion of TheatreSquared’s annual operating expenses isn’t likely to come. Fayetteville City Council members on Tuesday voted
Read MoreFayettevilleflyer.com June 8, 2022 Fayetteville officials will soon hoist flags at City Hall as a show of support for Pride Month and Juneteenth. City Council members on Tuesday voted 7-0 to approve
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