Joel Walsh
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Traffic Project To Begin
ROUNDABOUT AIMS TO EASE CONGESTION
FAYETTEVILLE — Sweetser Construction workers have the go-ahead to begin building the city’s first roundabout in front of Washington Regional Medical Center. Continue reading...
City Eyes Frisco Trail Options
OFFICIALS SEEK INPUT AS PLANS DEVELOP
FAYETTEVILLE — City officials are backing away from the idea of a pedestrian tunnel under Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard after preliminary discussions with the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department.
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Commission To Consider Project’s Design
CHANGE WOULD DECREASE HEIGHT OF MAPLE STREET COMPLEX
FAYETTEVILLE — A downtown development will not be as tall as first planned, according to the project’s architect. Continue reading...
Fayetteville firm gets $150,000 federal energy grant
PROGRAM EMPHASIZES EMERGING TECHNOLOGY
FAYETTEVILLE — A Fayetteville firm developing advanced electronic equipment provided the backdrop Wednesday for announcing an $11 million federal grant program for small businesses focusing on emerging technology.
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U.S. Energy Department Details Grant Program During Fayetteville Visit
Daniel Poneman, deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy, announced an $11 million grant program Wednesday for small businesses that focus on emerging energy technologies. Continue reading...
Hester Wins Senate District 1 Seat
NORTHWEST ARKANSAS — Voters in Benton and Washington counties elected Bart Hester, a Cave Springs contractor and real estate agent, to the Arkansas Senate in District 1.
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Whitaker Victorious In House District 85 Race
FAYETTEVILLE — Attorney David Whitaker won Tuesday’s Democratic primary for Arkansas House of Representatives in District 85, defeating Maylon Rice.
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City Eyes Propane Program
EFFORT AIMS TO FIGHT FUEL COSTS, PROTECT AIR QUALITY
FAYETTEVILLE — Some people will use propane this summer to grill hamburgers and hot dogs. Continue reading...
Work Continues On FEMA Projects
FAYETTEVILLE — A good deal of work remains on repairs to Fayetteville roads, bridges, water lines and trails damaged by heavy flooding more than one year ago. Continue reading...
UA Considers Downtown Site
PRYOR CENTER MAY MOVE TO SQUARE University of Arkansas administrators have agreed in principle to purchase most of the East Square Plaza building on the Fayetteville square. The David and Barbara Pryo
FAYETTEVILLE — University of Arkansas administrators have agreed in principle to purchase most of the East Square Plaza building on the Fayetteville square.
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