Stories by Stacy Ryburn

Fayetteville adopts regulations for electric vehicle chargers FAYETTEVILLE -- The city has adopted standards for businesses installing electric vehicle charging stations as part of a larger plan to curb harmful emissions to the environment. The regulations the ... January 25, 2021

People can keep drinking outdoors in Fayetteville district FAYETTEVILLE -- Downtown bars and restaurants will be able to serve drinks on the go for at least another three years. The Outdoor Refreshment Area, which allows people to buy alcoholic drinks inside... January 21, 2021

Outdoor Refreshment Area expiration date extended for downtown Fayetteville FAYETTEVILLE -- The city's outdoor drinking area downtown will live on for at least three more years. Just before 11 p.m. Tuesday, the City Council unanimously approved extending the sunset clause fo... January 20, 2021

Fayetteville library patrons celebrate quiet reopening FAYETTEVILLE -- Five-year-old Campbell Buckley explored an indoor space Tuesday other than her home for the first time in months. The preschool section of the newly expanded Fayetteville Public Libra... January 20, 2021

Fayetteville Council rezones land for planned middle school FAYETTEVILLE -- The City Council agreed Tuesday the site of a planned middle school on the west side of town is appropriate, and approved a rezoning request from the School District. About an acre at... January 20, 2021

Expanded Fayetteville Public Library opens with safety in mind, limited capacity FAYETTEVILLE -- The public library opened Tuesday without fanfare or a ribbon-cutting featuring oversized scissors, but with an additional 82,500 square feet. A handful of people waited at the entran... January 19, 2021

King Day time for reflection, service FAYETTEVILLE -- Northwest Arkansas residents were encouraged Monday to honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. through self-reflection and public service, rather than large gatherings, out of conce... January 19, 2021

Money raised, spent not determining factor in Fayetteville elections FAYETTEVILLE -- Raising or spending more money in a campaign didn't necessarily mean a win in the city's races for local office. Municipal candidates had to turn in final campaign contribution and ex... January 18, 2021

Fayetteville council tours land up for development near Zion, Crossover roads FAYETTEVILLE -- About 80 acres mostly outside the northeastern city limits could become a neighborhood with varied housing types, commercial uses and environmental improvements made to the creek runni... January 16, 2021

Fayetteville short-term rentals proposal needs more time for consideration, council committee agrees FAYETTEVILLE -- Residents and hosts disagreed Thursday over several aspects of regulating short-term rentals in the city, but they and City Council members agreed on one thing: taking more time. The ... January 15, 2021

Vaccine administration will take mix of strategies, Fayetteville health board hears FAYETTEVILLE -- It's going to take a mix of mass vaccination events and distribution among pharmacies and clinics to achieve herd immunity in Washington County over the next several months, the city's... January 14, 2021

Permit extended for Prairie Street Live music venue in Fayetteville FAYETTEVILLE -- A music venue at the southern edge of downtown can continue to have live performances indefinitely, but extending weekend playing time by an hour will be revisited in a year, planning ... January 12, 2021

Conceptual plans released for Fiesta Square shopping center roundabout in Fayetteville FAYETTEVILLE -- Drivers, pedestrians and bicyclists should be able to get through a shopping center and its nearby streets easier once a roundabout is installed, engineers behind the project's design ... January 11, 2021

State alcohol-sales curfew draws suit FAYETTEVILLE -- More than 20 bar owners are challenging a state curfew prohibiting alcohol service after 11 p.m., saying it's killing their businesses. The lawsuit, filed Thursday in Pulaski County C... January 9, 2021

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