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July 9, 2021 | Subscribe | |
EventsLet's Get Technical |

Alexandre Deb
Tech icons and industry leaders will be visiting NWA this fall for the annual Northwest Arkansas Tech Summit "to solve common challenges in a rapidly changing world."
Find out more about the NWA Tech Summit and learn how to sign up HERE. |
SportsEnd of Year Report |

NWA Daily
For University of Arkansas athletics, the 2020-21 year was full of notable accomplishments. As a result, the Hogs earned a spot in the top 10 of the Directors' Cup Final Rankings,
You can find out more about the Razorbacks' impressive performance last year and their hopes for next season HERE. Story courtesy of Arkansas Razorback Athletics |
Regional EconomyStarting Small |

NWA Daily
Heartland Forward, the Bentonville based strategy think tank, previewed the Arkansas Economic Recovery Strategy, which will focus on entrepreneurship, innovation, and investment in talent as the secret sauce in the wake of the pandemic.
Learn more about Heartland Forward's report on Arkansas's recovering economy and how it impacts NWA HERE. |
Arts & CultureTen Years in the Making |

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art opened its doors in 2011, and over the past decade, it has welcomed over 5 million visitors from across the globe. In recognition of this anniversary, the museum is presenting a new exhibition to celebrate its collection and community.
Learn more about how Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is celebrating its first ten years, and how you can participate HERE. |
CommunityLet's Parklet |

NWA Daily
Last year, the City of Fayetteville allowed local restaurants and bars to use parking spaces as additional outdoor seating. After Gov. Hutchinson's emergency declaration ended this year, questions arose as to whether or not this creative, European style option would remain. Well good news, it will!
Read more about Fayetteville's policy on parklets and how they are becoming a part of the community HERE. |
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