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  • Local domestic abuse shelter to receive proceeds from International Women’s Day celebration

    Local domestic abuse shelter to receive proceeds from International Women’s Day celebration

    By: Drew Chamberlain  FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV)—To celebrate International Women’s Day, Peace at Home Domestic Violence Shelter will receive proceeds from an upcoming International Women’s Day Celebration at JJ’s Live.  The event aims not only to support survivors of domestic violence but also to raise awareness about the prevalence of such issues within the community. Established…

  • Super Tuesday: what does it mean?

    Super Tuesday: what does it mean?

    By: Drew Chamberlain  FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – Voters in Arkansas joined several other states in casting their ballots on Super Tuesday, a pivotal day in the U.S. presidential primary process. Across the nation, states vote on presidential primaries, local legislation, and other caucuses.  According to UofA Advanced Instructor of Journalism, Gina Shelton, local voters are…

  • HPER undergoing $24m renovation this summer

    HPER undergoing $24m renovation this summer

    By: Drew Chamberlain  FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — The Health, Physical Education, and Recreation (HPER) building at the University of Arkansas is set to undergo significant renovations aimed at modernizing the facility and enhancing its functionality for students and faculty.  University Recreation announced the $24 million renovation on Thursday, focusing on a massive infrastructure change on…

  • Congressman Steve Womack faces State Senator Clint Penzo in the Republican primary

    Congressman Steve Womack faces State Senator Clint Penzo in the Republican primary

    Two Republican candidates, Congressman Steve Womack and State Senator Clint Penzo, are vying to fill the seat representing the third congressional district in Arkansas. Sen. Penzo representing the 31st district looks to replace Congressman Womack with a more conservative approach. “52% of the time he votes with the republicans and 48% of the time he…

  • Early voting: What to know and where to go

    Early voting: What to know and where to go

    FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – February 20 marks the first day of the early voting period for the March primaries. During this time, people who are registered to vote in the state of Arkansas can go to their local polling location to vote anytime between now and March 5. Washington Country Election Commission Executive Director Jennifer…

  • University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture releases new nectarine variant

    University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture releases new nectarine variant

    By: Collin Anderson CLARKSVILLE, Ark (UATV) – The Ozark Mango™ was released by the Arkansas Fruit Breeding Program. This is the seventh nectarine introduced by the program. It was first selected in the program in 1997, but was not released until recently due to its close similarity to Bradley, another nectarine released by the program.…

  • Fayetteville celebrates the season of Mardi Gras

    Fayetteville celebrates the season of Mardi Gras

    By: Jessica Znidarsic FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — Fayetteville kicked off the beginning of the Mardi Gras season with its annual “Parade of Fools.” This parade featured many floats, live bands, and beads for those in attendance. The parade has been a part of the Fat Tuesday celebration in Fayetteville, marking Mardi Gras. The parade has…

  • Economic Impact of the Dickson Street Hotel

    Economic Impact of the Dickson Street Hotel

    By: Jenna Swope FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV)  — A new hotel is being constructed on Dickson Street. The hotel will be one of the new additions to the Civic Plaza. The civic plaza is the space that used to be a parking lot on West Avenue. The changes to the Civic Plaza are in part of…

  • Local high school students train to be poll workers

    Local high school students train to be poll workers

      By: Yael Even FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – In two weeks, voters will be lined up at the courthouse ready to cast their vote, and students from Don Tyson School of Innovation and Springdale High will be there to help.  While students could volunteer at the polls before, Executive Director at the Washington County Election…

  • Increasing Diversity on the Razorback Greenway

    Increasing Diversity on the Razorback Greenway

    By: Katy Kelly FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – Razorback Greenway managers are increasing efforts to improve diversity on the trail after a 2021 equity report from a local non-profit raised concerns about.  UNVEILING ARKANSAS’ NATURAL BEAUTY Spanning 40 miles and interconnecting Northwest Arkansas (NWA), the Greenway Trail has become a cycling hotspot, contributing significantly to the…

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