Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 6th of March.
Good morning, Fayetteville.
Wilson Park has upgraded its courts with energy-efficient LED lights to enhance night play for tennis, basketball, and pickleball, advancing through the 2019 Park Improvement Bond.
A Marianna man, already serving a life sentence for rape, receives an additional 90 years for failing to register as a sex offender and not appearing for court.
A Northwest Arkansas doctor pleaded guilty to misdemeanor harassment, was fined and placed on probation, and agreed to surrender his medical license, after felony sexual assault charges in Benton County were not pursued.
The Alternative Board expands into Northwest Arkansas, offering advisory and coaching services to area business leaders under the leadership of CEO Diana Rogers.
Thomas McKean, a doctoral student, is advancing membrane technology for water treatment to combat harmful toxins in water bodies.
Fayetteville showcases environmental leadership through robust recycling initiatives and community engagement, emphasizing the significance of individual actions in waste reduction and sustainability.
Fayetteville council members unanimously adopted an amended proposal requiring landlords to disclose all fees to tenants before transactions, with a final vote deferred to March 18.
Several hundred residents of Fayetteville participated in the March Forth for Democracy event, a response to Donald Trump's policies and perceived executive overreach, organized by local citizens and political groups as part of the 50501 Movement.
The Arkansas Court of Appeals affirmed a decision in favor of Elizabeth Coger, ruling that Washington County violated open meetings laws by holding a Criminal Justice Coordinating Board subcommittee meeting without public access, marking the county's third FOIA lawsuit loss in recent years.
University of Arkansas High School Programming Contest
An annual programming competition for high school students in Arkansas, focused on improving programming skills through teamwork and problem-solving.
Playwriting Class: Exploring Dialogue and Character Desire
This introductory playwriting course led by Sarah Louks focuses on developing character dialogue and desires, suitable for both beginners and experienced playwrights.
Corey Kent Live at JJ's
Enjoy a night of great music from Corey Kent at JJ's Live, offering drinks and tickets available for purchase at the door.
Band of Horses Live at JJ's Live
Band of Horses, known for their RIAA gold-certified debut album, will perform live in Fayetteville, showcasing their collection of five studio albums.
The Wallflowers Live Performance
Enjoy an evening of great music from The Wallflowers at JJ's Live, with drinks available for purchase.
Funny Girl: A Broadway Revival
This musical comedy tells the inspiring story of Fanny Brice, a girl from the Lower East Side who rises to stardom with a backdrop of iconic songs and vibrant choreography.
Tulip Festival at Rivercrest Orchard
Experience Arkansas' largest tulip festival with vibrant fields of tulips, photo opportunities, live music, and specialty treats.
A Taste of Ireland
7-10 p.m. | Walton Arts Center | Tickets required | Experience a captivating performance of Irish dance and storytelling featuring world-class talent.
The Four Horsemen Tribute Concert
8 PM - 2 AM | JJ's Live | Ticket prices vary | Experience the legendary music of Metallica through the only album-quality tribute band on the planet.
Time to Paddy 5k/10k and Lucky 13.1 Half Marathon
7:45-11:00 a.m. | Veterans Memorial Park | Youth 5k/10k for $15 | Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a family-friendly run featuring fun swag and a kid's dash.
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