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The Essential Arkansas Fall Foliage Guide

Calling all ye Instagrammers, Snapchatters and photo-graphers — it’s about to be prime time fall foliage in the Arkansas Ozarks.

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Festival Preview: Hillberry – The Harvest Moon Festival 2016

The fall’s best bluegrass festival in Northwest Arkansas is just around the corner.

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The Bikers of Bikes, Blues & BBQ 2016

We hit up Dickson Street with a notepad and a camera and talked to bikers and festival attendees at random so we could learn about who makes the festival what it is on a micro level.

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Fayetteville Organization Aids People of Aleppo

For three weeks, a Fayetteville Syrian-aid organization raised more than $10,000 with locally sourced donations by doing a relay fast to raise awareness for the people stuck in the besieged city of Aleppo, Syria.

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Sunrise Guitars Opens on College Avenue

Musicians, aspiring musicians and music fans have a new premier spot in Fayetteville to buy and repair instruments, take lessons and watch performances.

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Meet KPSQ 97.3, Fayetteville’s New Community Radio Station

After several years of chasing the dream of one day operating a non-commercial community-sourced radio station in Fayetteville, a few locals can officially announce that station is on-air.

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Fayetteville Roots Festival Elevates Ozark Culture

If there was one common thread about Fayetteville Roots Fest, it’s what the bands who come here to play all say.

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Fayetteville Roots Fest Amps Up Food and Free Programming

This year at Roots Fest, it’s the chefs and farmers of Arkansas who are the rock stars.

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Homegrown and Heart Strong: Northwest Arkansas’ First Sustainable Music Festival

Homegrown is the first green music festival to happen in Northwest Arkansas.

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Fayetteville to Vote on Public Library Expansion

Fayetteville voters will decide whether or not to increase property taxes to fund an expansion for the Fayetteville Public Library in a special election Tuesday, Aug. 9.