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Fayetteville Growing Thanks to the State

By: Aaron Nolan
Updated: April 27, 2012
Fayetteville is growing thanks to a land donation by the State of Arkansas.

Nearly six acres that once was home to an industrial site will become part of Fayetteville's Park and Recreation parks system.  The land will join two current parks, the White River Baseball Complex and Combs Park.

The city says the new addition will also help it "Further protect the White River Corridor". 

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