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Old Main Arboretum in Potential Danger
UATV’s TJ Carpenter reported from in front of the Old Main Arboretum where the University of Arkansas is proposing to put an access road for a number of construction projects over the next two years on Ozark Hall and Vol Walker. A more in depth analysis of the proposal can be viewed here: Old…
Second Fire Near Dickson Street In Fayetteville This Month
Fayetteville Fire crews responded to a fire at an abandoned building near the University Baptist Church Student Activity Center at about 2:30 a.m. Wednesday. The building was fully engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived, but they were able to control the fire by about 4:30 a.m. There have been no injuries reported and there is…
Happy UATV Day!
Today was a big day in the studios of UATV. We were celebrating our 15th anniversary, as well as our new location on Cox 214, where will be be on 365/24/7. Mayor Lioneld Jordan also proclamated December 9th as UATV Day. The Toller Celebration Bell at the Janelle Y. Hembree Alumni House rang at noon…
Travel Alert Issued for Spring Break Travelers Headed to Mexico
On Campus Two U of A students are dead and one is injured after falling from a 50-foot bluff in Franklin County. The New Madrid fault line could cause problems for Arkansas. After three decades at the mic, the voice of Razorback basketball is stepping down. In Northwest Arkansas The city of Fayetteville may start charging for…
Fayetteville Listed As A Top College Sports Town
The City of Fayetteville isn’t new to Top 10 lists. With its hiking trails and lakes, low crime rate and average home prices, Fayetteville is a mainstay on “best places to live” lists across the country. Forbes Magazine placed Fayetteville at number seven in their list of “Top College Sports Towns.” The magazine looked at…
Too Public Campus Directory; Arrest On Campus
On Campus A man arrested on campus was charged with driving with a suspended license and failure to appear on previous charges. The city of Fayetteville is working towards creating a better transportation system. The National Survey of Student Engagement is coming back to campus. Graduation is just around the corner and it’s time to…
February 19th, 2010 Headlines
Local: Search For Hit-And-Run Driver The Fayetteville Police Department says they are continuing the search for a hit-and-run driver that happened early Thursday morning. Ronald Keen of Springdale said he stopped to secure something on the back of his pickup truck about 2 a.m. when a white car hit him. He was on Wedington drive…
February 10th, 2010 Headlines
Walton Arts Center Readies for Expansion The Walton Arts Center approved measures Tuesday that will ready the Fayetteville landmark for growth and expansion into the future. Board of Directors Chairman Jeff Schomburger says the “Walton Arts Center is not moving, but we are growing and expanding. The coming months will be an exciting time as…
Monday, February 8th News Headlines
Representative John Boozman Announces Senate Run Saturday Boozman [Republican] announced his intention to run for Democrat Blanche Lincoln’s Senate seat. Sen. Lincoln has held her seat for two terms. Boozman joins 10 other Republicans in the race. Boozman told supports the Democrats under President Barack Obama are spending too much money — using the $3…