Which apartment complexes in Fayetteville disallow smoking in or near the apartments?

I am seeking someone in the area for a minor clothing repair. Thoughts?

I am no longer going to be attending the university, and I had signed on my lease with the expectation that I was. I have a cheaper lease than on site right now due to my early signing, if anyone is interested in taking over my lease, please hit me up.

Hi everyone. I was thinking of doing a quick road trip to Fayetteville with my 6 yr old (we’re from Texas). Any good family stuff to do, water front activities, restaurants? I’ve never been and would love to hear from locals!! TIA

Just looking for some local traders to connect with. Would love to bounce ideas back and forth or partner on some research. Open to most avenues of trading (futures, small cap momentum, options etc).

Due to my schedule I was looking to see if anyone does pick up basketball anytime in the morning (5am-9am) at the Fayetteville athletic club

Excuse the dirty screen...We're located 30 miles WEST of the Tulsa Metro.

Was on my property with the radio set to 105.7 (dad forgot to turn it off) and usually we pick up *Groovy* 105.7 which operates over Tulsa as a...As I read, a "Subchannel of K95.5" (95.5 is country) BUT Groovy operate low powered as far as I can understand, They don't use the same towers.

I was backing up and I found this specific patch, Which threw me off since Groovy plays 1960s and 1970s? And so I listened, and I listened...And I Finally realize that I was picking up a Fayetteville Station somehow on Gods Green Earth. One notable detail was it was fading in and out, that sticks out to me.

I've only seen 1 other example of this earlier this month on the 2nd, Where I picked up another station I couldn't identify on 103.1 (which is empty air and is what my little FM transmitter is set to my other, older van). I think it was Country? But the only other station I suspect it to be is in Enid.

This is probably something funky with the sky...Does anybody know what this is?

Hi, I'm a student going to the U of A and I got a great deal on my apartment, right now they are going for $600. It would go from early August to late July and is a three bedroom room you can come in with your own roommates or stay with mine! It's only a mile from campus, it has a shuttle, and it's student housing. There is free parking, management on site, gated, and it's pet friendly. It also has a pool, sand volley ball court, basketball court, fire pit, 24-7 gym/yoga room, and game and study rooms. We got the deposit fee waived and we are going to cover the transfer fee! If you have any questions about the apartment or want more information please DM me!

I’m a magician in NWA and last 2 performances of my close-up show Impossible Things are happening THIS Saturday in Springdale. Only 10 seats per show and half are already gone! I promise you’ll have a great time!

https://buytickets.at/joshuastacyupclose/2148005

Hello! I'm super interested in being a part of a book club, are there any open ones in the area?

Juneteenth celebrations in Springdale and Fayetteville gathered communities for food, music, and education, highlighting the importance of recognizing history.

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I've lived in Fayetteville for a while now, like uh--- half of my life tbh 😅 But lately I've been trying to get out of the house more and explore the area. I work nights, so sometimes my schedule is a little different than most people's, but on my days off I love finding new places to check out.

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Some of my favorite things are trying new restaurants, going to the movies, walking around the mall, playing video games, and having both deep conversations and completely ridiculous conversations about random topics.

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Game wise I'm into things like Baldur's Gate 3, Skyrim, Minecraft, Hogwarts Legacy, Madden, Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh. My favorite Pokémon is Salamence, and if anyone actually knows Pokémon Colosseum or Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness from the GameCube era, you immediately earn bonus points. 😄

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Food-wise, I love Mexican food, seafood, sushi, and pretty much any local restaurant that's worth trying. One of my favorite things is going somewhere I've never been before.

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I've heard people mention places like Dickson Street (it's quite diverse lol), Topgolf, Crystal Bridges, C4, and some of the local parks and trails, but I'd love to hear more recommendations. Since I don't drive, I usually Uber around Fayetteville, so places in town are easiest for me.

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I'm also a pretty open minded person and enjoy learning about different beliefs and perspectives. Lately I've been exploring paganism, crystal work, and Norse mythology, which has been an interesting journey living in the Bible Belt. I do come from being a Baptist, so I do see that side of it too.

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What are your favorite things to do around Fayetteville? Any hidden gems, fun events, game stores, restaurants, coffee shops, bookstores, parks, or other places worth checking out?

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Always looking for new experiences and good conversations!

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(Got removed from the other Fayetteville sub because apparently this post here is annoying and rude?)

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An Arkansas judge on Thursday ruled the city of Fayetteville didn’t illegally withhold a secret agreement with a military drone manufacturer, saying a retired professor who made an open-records request didn’t specifically ask for the document.

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Washington County Circuit Judge Doug Martin ruled that University of Arkansas professor emeritus of anthropology and Middle East Studies Ted Swedenburg failed to show that Fayetteville violated the state Freedom of Information Act in response to his request for documents related to the Swarm Aero facility. The project has prompted protests from opponents who cite its manufacturing of military-grade drones, issues surrounding city approval and nondisclosure agreements signed by city officials.

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While officials disclosed emails from 2023 discussing plans to sign a nondisclosure agreement, the agreement itself was not handed over, Swedenburg’s lawsuit argued.

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But Martin ruled that the city complied because the request asked for communications regarding Swarm Aero and not the nondisclosure agreement. Martin ruled that the law doesn’t require the city to speculate on what records Swedenburg intended to request.

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“Because Plaintiff did not request non-disclosure agreements, the court need not reach Plaintiffs’ arguments concerning whether such agreements were public records, whether they were in the possession of the city, or whether they could have been obtained from a third party,” he wrote.

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Swedenburg’s attorney did not immediately respond to an email requesting comment late Thursday afternoon.

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Fayetteville Mayor Molly Rawn said the ruling showed that the city had not violated the FOIA in its handling of the request.

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“Our dedicated city staff will continue to do what they have always done: comply with records requests in an ethical and timely manner,” she said in a written statement. “I am ready to put this matter behind us and focus on the important work – serving the residents of Fayetteville.”

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Nondisclosure agreements have come under fire in recent months in Arkansas from opponents of several data center projects planned around the state.

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The city of Fayetteville said it did not have the Swarm Aero agreement in its possession and argued that the Arkansas FOIA doesn’t require officials to maintain that record.

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But Rawn this week announced the city would change its policy regarding NDAs, saying going forward they would have to be approved by the mayor and the city attorney. Rawn’s policy also states that the city must retain such agreements for at least five years.

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“Transparency and public process are not optional in local government,” Rawn wrote. “They are fundamental responsibilities.”

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Fayetteville Mayor Molly Rawn released a statement Tuesday afternoon outlining the role non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) can play in economic development, an effort to explain one NDA signed by the city with Swarm Aero back in 2023.

“--I have instituted a city policy requiring approval from the mayor and the city attorney prior to any staff member signing an NDA.”

Also effective immediately, Rawn said, it is a city policy that any future NDAs shall be retained for a minimum of five years from the date of execution or until the project in question has completed its way through the public process, whichever is longer.

Rawn referenced the Swarm Aero project, saying that as it progressed and sought city approvals, it entered the public process and all of these decisions occurred during publicly advertised, publicly attended meetings.

She then went on to break down the process of putting an NDA in place as well as its implications, saying an NDA begins with a request from the company, not the municipality and is intended to begin preliminary discussions only.

Companies across various industries, including large-scale retail, film and television, specialty grocery, manufacturing and others, may request an NDA for a list of reasons, including to protect proprietary internal business and financial information from their competitors.

The mayor also noted that an NDA does not and cannot allow the city to take substantive action on a project, using the example that an NDA does not take the place of a public meeting. Furthermore, an NDA does not obligate the city in any manner, including to spend money, rezone property or extend utilities.

Rawn stated that an NDA does not create a special relationship between the city and a company, nor does it guarantee approval or any particular outcome, saying those actions can only be achieved via council action at a public meeting.