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  • Local School Bus Has A Hard Encounter

    According to the Springdale Police Department, an unknown person threw a rock at a Springdale school bus this afternoon. The rock shattered a window while about 15 to 20 students were on board. Police received  the call from a Springdale School District safety official. Officers responded to the scene, but were unable to locate a…

  • U of A Professor Receives Emmy

    University of Arkansas music professor James Greeson was honored by the National Academy of Arts and Sciences with an Emmy for his original score in the documentary Up Among the Hills: The story of Fayetteville. Greeson accepted the award at the 37th Annual Mid-America Emmy Gala. Up Among the Hills was written and directed by U of…

  • Fayetteville Flying Burrito Relocation

    With thriving business on Dickson street, the Flying Burrito is a local restaurant taking it’s business a few steps in a different direction…closer to Dickson street. It’s only moving “a five iron away” according to the Mike Rohrbach, part owner. The new Flying Burrito location is literally right across the street from Qdoba and isn’t…

  • Help Finally Arriving for the Philippines

    More than 2,000 people are dead as of this morning with more than 3,500 injured as a result of Super Typhoon Haiyan in the Eastern Philippines six days ago. The typhoon brought winds three and a half times as strong as Hurricane Katrina, pushing in a wall of water that reached 15 feet high, washing…

  • Large Sinkhole Causes Trouble in Florida

    Residents in one Florida town are being evacuated from their homes after a sinkhole opened up early this morning. The neighborhood affected is in Dunedin, which is about 20 miles from St. Petersburg, Florida. Officials say the hole is 70 feet wide and more than 50 feet deep. Sinkholes are common in Florida because the…

  • New Practice Facility Announced for Razorback Basketball

    The Razorbacks are currently the only SEC school without a practice facility but that will soon change. The Arkansas Basketball team has recently announced their plans for a new basketball practice facility. The cost of the new facility will come to about $25 million dollars, and groundbreaking will be December 7,2013 at 11 a.m. The facility is…

  • Lights of the Ozarks Coming Soon

    Downtown Fayetteville will soon be brighter and more colorful. The annual Lights of the Ozarks parade will be held Saturday November 23rd. The parade will start as 6-p-m at the Fayetteville Public Library continuing down Mountain street and around the square. Holiday themed floats created by local organizations and businesses will be included. This year…

  • U of A Transit Overcrowding

    The University of Arkansas Transit has added more routes onto the Red, Blue and Yellow bus routes, but with all the influx of students its still a problem. The overcrowding on the Transit is causing students being left at the bus stop when trying to get. “The drivers are told to leave people at the…

  • Arkadia Retrocade

    The Fayetteville community for almost a year now has taken a travel back in time at Arkadia Retrocade. The arcade is located at the Evelyn Hills shopping mall and has all sorts of gaming. The arcade has everything from Tron to the original Atari. Shea Mathis, owner of the arcade said the support of the…

  • New Architecture Building

    The architecture building on the University of Arkansas’ campus has been newly renovated this fall.  If you’re standing on the east side of the building and looking towards it, you might think nothing has changed.  However if you take a few steps walking west, you will see that the building has a completely different look…

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