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WEBSep 25, 2024. By Kevin Kinder. Sep 25, 2024. A&P Commission, Planning Commission, Fayetteville Youth Advisory Council and more. Vacating a tree preservation easement at Fayetteville High School, establishing a new zoning district called Urban Corridor, and more.
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WEB5 days ago — Narnia Faire set for this weekend in Fayetteville. By Dustin Bartholomew. Thursday, Sep 26, 2024. A new event canned The Narnia Faire, a three-day festival celebrating lore from C.S. Lewis’ series of books The Chronicles of Narnia, is happening Sept. 27-29 at Gulley Park.
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WEB1 day ago — Butterfield Trail Village. Butterfield Trail Village offers more options that come standard, more activities and amenities at your fingertips, and more choices than any other active senior living community in the area – all in a beautifully maintained neighborhood setting.. Planning for a move to the perfect retirement community doesn’t happen overnight, but as a Carriage Club member, you ...
Silent disco and light show to conclude Fayetteville's Weekend …
WEB1 day ago — By Todd Gill · Monday, Sep 30, 2024. (City of Fayetteville) FAYETTEVILLE — The city has announced the return of “Phantasma in The Ramble,” a silent disco and laser light show, as the finale of its 2024 Weekend Starts series. The event will take place from 7-10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 25-26, in the Fay Jones Woods area of the ...
Weekend Flyer: Alan Jackson, Shire Fest, Falltoberfest, Kaskade, Hill ...
WEB5 days ago — A magic 8-ball. Rock paper scissors. A bunch of events written on small pieces of paper and then drawn out of a hat. We’re not sure what methods to use, but you’re going to need some assistance in choosing what to do over the next few days in (and around) Fayetteville this weekend. There’s a ...
Free tree giveaway event set for Oct. 26 in Fayetteville
WEBSep 24, 2024 — Free trees and shrubs will be available for Fayetteville residents on Saturday, Oct. 26 at the 26th annual Celebration of Trees event in the Spring Street parking garage, located at 221 N. School Ave. in Fayetteville. SUBSCRIBE: Get our free newsletter! The event begins at 7 a.m. when city staff and members of …
Council approves new zoning district for 71B corridor, rezoning ...
WEBSep 23, 2024 — FAYETTEVILLE — The city’s vision to revitalize the 71B corridor took a major step forward last week. The City Council on Tuesday voted 6-0 to establish a new zoning district designed to encourage redevelopment and add housing along the city’s major thoroughfare, which includes College Avenue and School Avenue. Council members Mike Wiederkehr and Teresa Turk left the meeting before the ...
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WEB5 days ago — The Fayetteville Flyer wants to help you get to know your Ward 4 candidates for City Council. Local businesses are so important to our community. Our goal is to work with small- to medium-sized businesses rooted in the community. To achieve this, we’ve developed affordable and effective ...
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WEB4 days ago — Narnia Faire set for this weekend in Fayetteville. By Dustin Bartholomew · Thursday, Sep 26, 2024. A new event canned The Narnia Faire, a three-day festival celebrating lore from C.S. Lewis’ series of books The Chronicles of Narnia, is happening Sept. 27-29 at Gulley Park.
Jordan says Fayetteville must balance progress and preservation in ...
WEBJan 31, 2024 — Jordan highlighted several achievements from last year, including a $25 million Safe Streets for All grant the city received last month for safety improvements, which he said is the largest single transportation grant he’s seen during his time as an elected official.. Total taxable sales in Fayetteville reached more than $3.3 billion in 2023, which is an increase of $100 million over the ...