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Couple Arrested in Pharmacy Robbery
Police arrested two people in Fayetteville Sunday after reportedly attacking and robbing a pharmacy owner. Police say Hendrik Hornsveld and a teenager attacked the owner of the Medicap pharmacy on Martin Luther King Blvd on Saturday. The owner was taken to the hospital after police say Hornsveld hit him in the head. Hornsveld’s wife was…
Fayetteville Library Offering Free Study Space
Looking for a quiet place to study? The Fayetteville Public Library is reserving the Walker Community Room for three days for students to study for finals. Ample seating and charging stations will be available for you study needs. Snacks and drinks will also be provided. The days and times that these spots will be available…
Possible Rezoning on MLK
FAYETTEVILLE–The Fayetteville City Council may rezone property near the U of A, to allow construction on a new Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market. There is already a plot of undeveloped land on MLK. Residents in favor of rezoning said it would fill a need for a grocery store on the Southside of Fayetteville.
Student Raising Money to Pay SEC Fine
One student is taking matters into his own hands after the U of A was slapped with a $25,000 fine. U of A student Alex Winans created a “Go-Fund-Me” account just days after the Hogs rushed the field after beating rival LSU in the Battle for the Boot. Winans says the fine by the SEC…
Razorbacks Take on Ole Miss This Weekend
The Hogs will play at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium for the last time this season this Saturday. The Hogs take on #8 Ole Miss at 2:30 P.M.. Students can begin lining up at gate 17 at 11:30 A.M.. The last game of the season will celebrate the seniors and former Arkansas defensive lineman, Dale…
Lights of the Ozarks Illuminating Fayetteville Tomorrow
With the holidays quickly approaching, the annual Lights of the Ozarks will soon light up the Fayetteville Square. The square will officially light up right before 6 P.M. Friday, followed by a parade. Close to half a million twinkling lights will fill the square until December 31st. Camel, pony and carriage rides, along with hot…
Local Organizations Providing Thanksgiving Meals
Some local organizations are preparing for Thanksgiving by embracing the spirit of the holiday. The Springdale Police Department is partnering with Har-Ber schools to provide Thanksgiving dinners to families in need. They’ll assemble and distribute approximately 100 bags filled with turkeys and holiday foods. And, in Rogers, volunteers at the First Baptist Church will arrive…
U.S. Seeing Freezing Temps and Lots of Snow
At least some part of every state in the nation is dealing with freezing cold temperatures or snow. Even places known for wintry weather are running into problems. At least five people have died as a result of storms in the Buffalo, New York area, which has seen the heaviest snowfall in decades. Highways have…
Arkansas Supreme Court Hearing Arguments on Gay Marriage Ban
The Arkansas Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments as it decides on the state’s ban on gay marriage. Arguments start tomorrow morning at 9. They’ll only last about 40 minutes, and then justices will start deliberating. A spokesman for the court says the justices have already looked at the case’s history and briefs…
Ozark Regional Transit Offering Free Thanksgiving Rides
If you’re wondering how to get around during the Thanksgiving holiday, Ozark Regional Transit is here to help. Bus fare for all fixed route transit buses will be free of charge the week of Thanksgiving. ORT fixed routes service multiple shopping areas including Fresco Station Mall, Harp’s Stores, Northwest Arkansas Mall, the Promenade Mall and…