Fayetteville

The Spark Foundation’s Turkey Trot-n-Trek 5K and 1K start at the Upper Ramble in Fayetteville on Thanksgiving morning, with medals made by Woodland Junior High’s robotics team.

Fayetteville Public Library leaders explain what a proposed 15% cut to city funding could mean for patrons and staff as the City Council weighs next year’s budget.

Co-founder Jacqueline McKinney previews Freak Show Day Fest, a three-day camping festival of circus performers, live music, fashion shows and vendors on West Finger Road in Fayetteville.

Fayetteville's second-oldest park reopened after three years of work. Park planning superintendent Ted Jack walks through its new bocce, volleyball and soccer spaces.

Becca Martin Brown on Fayetteville’s Headquarters House, used by both armies in the Civil War, where Arkansas Classical Theatre stages a Poe show through Oct. 31.

The Fayetteville City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday to prohibit the purchase and use of automatic license plate readers, including Flock Safety cameras, which city police do not currently use.

Fayetteville's Bryce Davis Park has reopened after about three years of improvements, including a 2,100-square-foot shade sail, accessibility upgrades at the Iams Dog Park and a lower wetland deck.

Tommie Flowers Davis gathered signatures to protect the Fayetteville neighborhood she grew up in. The City Council unanimously approved the Black Historic District on Aug. 4.

Fayetteville's Yvonne Richardson Community Center reopens after a bond-funded expansion that adds a teaching kitchen, classrooms, a new maple court, plus a front porch facing the neighborhood.

Kevin Kinder traces Fayetteville's live music history for the next Ozarks at Small talk, from a 1957 campaign gig at George's Majestic Lounge to a city law that kept music off Dickson Street.