Year: 2025

Developers address the Fayetteville City Council on Sept. 16. | Photo credit: Chloe Johnson FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — A new housing destination was proposed in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Vice President of Development for Next Chapter Neighborhoods, Andrew Malzer from Evans, Georgia, presented a proposal for his company at the Sept. 16 meeting of the Fayetteville City Council.  The proposal outlined…Continue Reading New Rental Housing Option Proposed for Fayetteville

Underwood Park, which will take shape in northwest Fayetteville, will offer residents various amenities and open spaces. | Image courtesy: City of Fayetteville. FAYETTEVILLE, Ark – It’s no secret that Fayetteville is experiencing a housing crisis, and in a constantly growing city, residents are struggling to find a solution. One proposed solution drew criticism when…Continue Reading Housing development request raises concerns for community 

Developers seeking a rezoning speak at the Sept. 16 Fayetteville City Council meeting. | Photo credit: Leilani Judson FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – A new housing development that would affect the Crystal Springs neighborhood off North Raven Lane was on the agenda at a Fayetteville City Council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 16.  The housing development was proposed…Continue Reading Fayetteville City Council Considers New Rental Community

Andrew Malzer speaks at the Fayetteville City Council meeting on Sept. 16. | Photo credit: Lauren Davidson FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — A developer, Next Chapter Neighborhoods, is planning to build a 49-acre rental community adjacent to Underwood Park. However, citizens and nearby neighbors of the park are concerned about the development’s impact on the area.  The…Continue Reading The Next Chapter of Living in Fayetteville

Members of the Fayetteville Arts Council discuss the placement of art around the city. | Photo credit: J. Ross Packwood A certain piece of art at the Fayetteville Public Library is catching everyone’s attention. Along with many requests sent in by the public, this particular project was deeply evaluated during a recent Fayetteville Arts Council meeting…Continue Reading Fayetteville Arts Council ponders the transfer of a student-made mural due condition and age