Joel Walsh
Recent Stories
Rogers Move Possible For Pavilion
Walton Arts Center Board To Discuss Permanent Venue Change
Members of the Walton Arts Center’s board could decide to pull the plug on the Arkansas Music Pavilion in Fayetteville on Tuesday. Continue reading...
Old Post Office Again Under Contract
Restaurateur Eyes Historic Property
The old post office building in the center of the downtown square could soon have a new owner. Continue reading...
Police Officer Arrested
Wife Reports Assault, Battery
A decorated Rogers police sergeant has been suspended from duty following his arrest Saturday in connection with a domestic disturbance in Lincoln. Continue reading...
West Fork Officials Face Sewer Decision
West Fork City Council members received an update last week on a state financing package that will help the city tie into Fayetteville’s sewer system. Continue reading...
Glass Recycling Grows
Program Turns Beer Bottles Into Building Material
People’s drinking habits on Dickson Street are helping low-income families save money on utility bills. Continue reading...
City Lands Trails Grant
Money Will Help Separate Pedestrian Path, Street at Lake Fayetteville
A $75,000 grant announced last week will help pay for a new section of the paved trail at Lake Fayetteville. Continue reading...
City Eyes Woolsey Homestead
Study Would Identify Preservation Costs
With aldermen’s approval, city staff will begin looking at what it would take to restore a historic homestead on Fayetteville’s west side. Continue reading...
Commission Recommends Bond Issue
It’s now up to the City Council to refer an $11.9 million bond issue to Fayetteville voters. Continue reading...
Pryor Center Prepares For Move
History Hub Among New Uses Planned For Downtown Square
Their bags aren’t packed yet, but Pryor Center employees are getting ready to set up shop in the mostly vacant building on the east side of the square. Continue reading...
Group Gears Up For Bike To Work Week
City employees and the Bicycle Coalition of the Ozarks are challenging people to make their daily commute on two wheels next week. Continue reading...
