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Texas couple sues City of Fayetteville over short-term rental rules
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — A couple from Texas is suing the City of Fayetteville over its rules regarding short-term rentals. The complaint says that the Hauses bought a property in Fayetteville in 2023 to have a place to stay during their trips to visit their daughter, a student at the University of Arkansas who requires regular care due to health concerns.
Design firm soon to be hired for new park at former ACME Brick yard site
Fort Smith city officials are planning by the end of the week to select a professional services firm that will develop a master plan for a future park on the property that once housed ACME Brick yard. The city received 13 responses from firms asking for submission for a statement...
Food Bank of Northeast Arkansas to host commodity distribution in Wynne
WYNNE — The Food Bank of Northeast Arkansas will host drive-thru commodity distribution on Wednesday, Aug. 14, at the Odell McCallum Community Center, 325 Magnolia Street in Wynne. Food will be distributed from 9-11 a.m. or until it runs out. Persons receiving USDA foods must reside in Cross County....
Missouri drought improves 90% over the past year
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – The Ozarks look a little different this summer. By late July, we are usually surrounded by dead grass and dried out fields. This summer, there is plenty of green in all directions. Thanks to above-average rainfall, only 1% of Missouri is registering on the drought monitor. One year ago, nearly 95% of […]
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s turkey and quail stamps help fund habitat
Outdoor enthusiasts who want to help contribute to quail and turkey development have an option through an Arkansas Game and Fish Commission program.
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