By Cate Skinner FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Not traveling home for the Thanksgiving Holidays? Maybe you just do not want to deal with buying and preparing a homemade turkey. No need to panic. There are several restaurants staying open on Thanksgiving Day. These restaurants will all be serving customers this thanksgiving: -Emila’s Kitchen on Dickson St. -6494…

By Lauren Krakau FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Fulbright Scholars at the University of Arkansas invite all students to celebrate “Fulbright Holiday Forum: Diversity and Multiculturalism at the University of Arkansas” from 5:30-8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec 4, at the Reynolds Center Auditorium. Fulbright Scholars at the University of Arkansas RSO contact, Sergio Mosquera said this event decided to use…

by Peter Roulier FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.-  Fayetteville Public Television Station had nowhere to turn when it came to a much-needed software update. In a last-ditch effort Dan Robinson, the station’s operational manager, reached out to the University of Arkansas College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science and Computer Engineering. After getting in contact with associate professor…

by Peter Roulier FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.- Winter arrives in Fayetteville and that comes with freezing temperatures, which could affect your home.  The City of Fayetteville sent out a release on their website to remind residents to prepare their homes for winter. According to US News & World Report approximately 75% of students live off campus, putting…

by Peter Roulier FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.-  A play production opened last weekend at University Theatre located at the University of Arkansas campus. The comedy focuses on women empowerment in England and was written by Caryl Churchill in 1982. The cast is composed of all women. Tickets are still available for the Nov. 14-18 showings. The show…

by Peter Roulier FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.-  A play production opened last weekend at University Theatre located at the University of Arkansas campus. The comedy focuses on women empowerment in England and was written by Caryl Churchill in 1982. The cast is composed of all women. Tickets are still available for the Nov. 14-18 showings. The show…

by Peter Roulier FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.-  A play production opened last weekend at University Theatre located at the University of Arkansas campus. The comedy focuses on women empowerment in England and was written by Caryl Churchill in 1982. The cast is composed of all women. Tickets are still available for the Nov. 14-18 showings. The show…

by Griselda Jaimes FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.— The University of Arkansas will celebrate International Education Week through different events. This year marks the 11th annual Holcombe Hall Dance Around the World. “This event was started 11 years ago to showcase the countries represented on campus through dance. Dance Around the World is a time for the campus and…

By Griselda Jaimes FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.— Salvation Army plans on providing new clothes and toys to children in need, this season with the help of the local community. The annual Angel Tree program allows local residents to contribute, by removing one or more tags from the Angel tree. All Angel Tree donations can be attached with the…

by Griselda Jaimes FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.— Patrons of the Fayetteville Public Library can reduce their fees by helping those in need in the community. Library patrons can bring in canned goods and non-perishable items during the Food for Fees week and receive credit on their overdue fees. “Our Food for Fees program began over 10 years…