Northwest Arkansas residents take advantage of record-high temperatures at the Fayetteville Square
Dash was soaking up the sun and lots of petting Wednesday on the Fayetteville square.
Dash was soaking up the sun and lots of petting Wednesday on the Fayetteville square.
SPRINGDALE -- The Blue Crane development group on Tuesday revealed plans for the latest mixed-use development downtown.
SPRINGDALE -- The City Council on Monday was introduced to four city contracts that will pay for infrastructure needed to meet city growth.
SPRINGDALE -- The city's operating budget for 2024 proposed by Mayor Doug Sprouse could be highlighted by an expected $2.7 million surplus, said Colby Fulfer, …
Tammy Sisemore of Farmington discussed organ donation with her 12-year-old daughter, Shea, and son, Robbie, who was 14 at the time.
The city’s new Senior Center has moved, and construction hasn’t even started.
SPRINGDALE -- City Council members on Tuesday saw architectural plans for the renovation of The Jones Center in the city's downtown.
The state now has helicopter rescue teams at the ready when a person becomes injured or stranded in an area that's hard to reach.
SPRINGDALE -- Jill Dabbs, executive director of the Downtown Springdale Alliance, on Monday explained to the City Council the procedure for closing Emma Avenue…
FAYETTEVILLE -- Peter Oxford sat down to last year's Christmas meal as his pager beckoned.
Open the app. Now cough.
SPRINGDALE -- The City Council on Tuesday approved 8-0 buying more land for the Randall Tyson Recreation Complex.
SPRINGDALE -- The Lundstrum family soon will be rebooting a giant Springdale tradition.
FAYETTEVILLE -- University of Arkansas students know they can use electric scooters to quickly travel through campus.
ROGERS -- Fire Chief Tom Jenkins will retire at the end of the year, he said Friday.
SPRINGDALE -- The city soon will add Panera Bread to its menu of restaurants.
SPRINGDALE -- The Springdale Police Department could soon be outfitted with new car and body cameras.
SILOAM SPRINGS -- The wheels on the bus go 'round and 'round with Doug Chastain in the driver's seat.
Jonathan Gonzalez learns something new every day as he pursues a nursing diploma from Northwest Arkansas Community College.
SPRINGDALE -- The City Council on Tuesday unanimously voted to contribute up to $250,000 to help build the Gerald Harp Memorial Park at the city's Randal Tyson…
Northwest Technical Institute will provide students with new areas of study beginning in January.
The School Board voted 5-0 on Sept. 14 to add $340,000 to the budget for the baseball-softball-tennis complex currently under construction.
The City Council working as a committee of the whole on Wednesday supported buying part of a building to fix a drainage channel collapse. The full council will…
Jennifer Bryant of Greenland got her finances together with help from Credit Counseling of Arkansas.
SPRINGDALE -- The Public Facilities Board in a special meeting Tuesday voted to spend $43,000 to replace the grass in Arvest Ballpark, said Bill Rogers, presid…
SPRINGDALE -- The City Council on Tuesday approved a technology for the District Court in an effort to reduce cases of Failure to Appeal.
SPRINGDALE -- The city is set to spend its first money from the 2023 road bond.
SPRINGDALE -- A new hotel has made its reservation for downtown Springdale. The Planning Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved the large-scale design of a…
The City Council plans to go with GeoSurfaces to provide new turf on many of its ball fields.
SPRINGDALE -- A new hotel has made its reservation for downtown Springdale. The Planning Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved the large-scale design of a…
SPRINGDALE -- The City Council on Wednesday will consider spending $2 million to repave 20 city streets.
ROGERS -- Food and parking were in short supply during last year's Bikes, Blues & BBQ event, so organizers have taken steps to improve that situation this year.
ROGERS -- More food and more parking.
Kelly May drove a rented truck from California to Springdale to retrieve her belongings.
SPRINGDALE -- The City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to spend nearly $300,000 to upgrade street crossings of Arkansas & Missouri Railroad tracks.
SPRINGDALE --The City Council this month approved the purchase of a new transmitter and recorder for the air traffic control tower at the Springdale Municipal …
SPRINGDALE -- The City Council this month approved the purchase of a new transmitter and recorder for the air traffic control tower at the Springdale Municipal…
The calendar shows 127 shopping days left until Christmas. Springdale already has the first item checked off its list.
The Springdale Water and Sewer Commission on Wednesday approved a policy update putting responsibility for the safe and correct use of STEP wastewater treatmen…
SPRINGDALE -- The City Council on Monday learned the city is taking steps to control digital asset mining in the city.
Jessica Gilchrist looked ready for a summer party with a flowing red maxi dress and red glitter around her eyes.
SPRINGDALE -- Dean's Trail is getting a little longer.
Arkansas United plans events across the state to help students in immigrant and other minority communities as they prepare to go back to school.
SPRINGDALE -- The Planning Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved the design of an expansion for Frez-N-Stor.
SPRINGDALE -- The City Council, working Monday as a committee of the whole, endorsed a contract to expand Bluff Cemetery. The council was working as a committe…
SPRINGDALE -- Framed photographs cover the walls in Shirley Hill's living room.
The Springdale City Council on Tuesday did not pass a resolution that requested the staff of the Springdale Public Library keep materials considered obscene ou…
SPRINGDALE -- The City Council on Tuesday did not pass a resolution that requested the staff of the Springdale Public Library keep materials considered obscene…
SPRINGDALE -- A rock building, home to the Beely-Johnson American Legion Post 139, sits alone among the city's much larger municipal holdings downtown.
The Springdale Public Library Board voted Tuesday to change some of its policies.