Joel Walsh
Recent Stories
Aldermen Review Solicitation Law
Time Restrictions Changed For Door-To-Door Sales
Jason Carter is tired of pushy salespeople knocking on his front door. Continue reading...
Council Eyes Solicitation Ordinance
Proposal Would Require Permit For Door-To-Door Sales
Companies and some individuals will need a permit if the City Council regulates door-to-door sales at homes. Continue reading...
Fayetteville To Host Classic Annual Air Race
More than 100 female Pilots Will take part in final leg of nearly 2,500-mile Transcontinental Event
More than 100 female pilots will fly into town this week as part of the 37th annual Air Race Classic. Continue reading...
Arts Center Sets Budget
Board Membership To Change
The Walton Arts Center Council approved an $11 million spending plan, appointed a new chairman and received an update on proposed governance changes Thursday. Continue reading...
Old Post Office Sale Complete
Restaurant, Retail Possible In Historic Structure
The deal is done. Continue reading...
Deed signed on old post office in Fayetteville
Ron Bumpass, whose family has owned the old post office building in the center of the downtown square since 1977, signed the deed to the historic structure over to Jim Huson on Wednesday. Continue reading...
Aldermen Review Reserve
Officials To Set Plan For Rainy Day Fund
Refilling frozen positions. Kickstarting construction on Van Asche Drive. Building out a regional park. Continue reading...
West Side Land Eyed
Planning Commissioners Recommend Rezoning; Would Allow Houses, Condos Off Rupple Road
New apartments and houses could be built northwest of Wedington Drive and Rupple Road, on undeveloped land behind an E-Z Mart gasoline station. Continue reading...
Commission Receives Clean Audit
Advertising And Promotions Reports $4.2 Million Balance
The Fayetteville Advertising and Promotion Commission received a clean report in its first external audit. Continue reading...
University Buys More Land
Parking Lots, Sororities To Replace Existing Buildings
The University of Arkansas is buying and will eventually demolish 12 buildings on the edge of campus.
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