Quantcast
breaking news

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". 

Comments

Related Content

A birth center in Rogers is the very first of its kind in Arkansas....

Park Rangers are doing extra checks to make sure everyone makes it home safe this year....

In Rogers, it was kids dream come true at the Touch a Truck event....

More than 5 shots fired on a quiet street in Rogers, putting one man in the hospital, two in jail and a neighborhood on edge....

LITTLE ROCK, AR-- State Treasurer Martha Shoffner has been arrested....

One man is recovering in the hospital after being shot Saturday at the intersection of North 3rd Street and Persimmon in Rogers....

Drug Court saves the county $13,000 per individual who graduates the program....

LITTLE ROCK, AR -- On Friday, a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction to stop a new Arkansas law restricting abortions after 12-weeks....

TULSA, OK - The state medical examiner released the causes of death Friday of the two people killed earlier this week in a boating accident on Grand Lake....

Davy Carter (R-Cabot), speaker of the Arkansas House, says he will not run for governor after weeks of consideration....

 
 
More News
 
 
 
©1998 - 2013 Nwahomepage.com
Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc.
All Rights Reserved