A Little Birdie Told Us New Cycling Trails are Open in NWA
Arts & CultureOZCast Highlighting the Diverse Voices of NWA |
OZCast is an online creative variety show that centers on "Creativity as Resilience" by celebrating local and national artists from NWA and beyond.
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Local GovernmentFayetteville City Council Considers Property Annex |
Last week, Fayetteville City Council members toured a property located between Zion Road and Highway 265 as potential annexation.
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FoodMarshallese Chef Judy Tatios is Spicing Up NWA |
Chef Judy Tatios was born and raised in Orange County, California. Her parents were immigrants from the Marshall Islands that eventually settled in Costa Mesa. Tatios now calls Springdale home and says the move was the "best decision he's ever made."
She has plans to open her first restaurant this Spring called “Street Iakwe, Eulala” and will be the first Marshallese Chef to do so in NWA. It's 8am and I'm already hungry... |
NWA Real EstateAs NWA Grows, Housing Market Tightens? |

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According to local realtors, the housing climate right now is very much a seller's market. However, as many homes are being sold the same day as they are listed, others are expressing concerns over the pandemic.
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CyclingAll Cyclist Are Welcome |

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Gear up, the NWA Trailblazers have announced the re-construction of the Tweety Bird biking trail that will adhere to adaptive biking standards making it one of the first in the region.
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