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City of Fort Smith officials are continuing to improve their community’s walkability. On March 11, the city approved a new Greenway that will allow residents in urban areas to take part in active transportation, connecting them to businesses and public-use buildings. Ozarks at Large’s Jack Travis visited the planned route for the new path this week and spoke with city officials to learn more.
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Walmart recently announced a plan to expand its electric vehicle charging network at thousands of store locations. The current count of EV charging stations in the region is modest, but a few statewide initiatives will likely grow the infrastructure rapidly.
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Ozark Regional Transit released the results of a year-long study that examined the feasibility of a Bus Rapid Transit system along the U.S. 71B corridor…
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Yesterday afternoon, city officials and Fayetteville residents gathered at Greathouse Park to celebrate the completion of the Town Branch Trail. The…
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The city of Fayetteville recently publicly launched the planning process for a mobility master plan. The planning process continues, with initial designs…
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According to Sumobility's founders, these low-speed electric vehicles are the future of sustainable urban transportation. Fayetteville's first car-sharing…
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We talk with Al, one of two Ozark Regional Transit drivers who took the community for ride aboard a trolley in downtown Fayetteville last week.
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A year into the process of creating a comprehensive plan for trails construction and programming, regional planners are meeting with the public to get…