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Road Runner gas station project in Fayetteville moves forward after resident appeal fails | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Road Runner gas station project in Fayetteville moves forward after resident appeal fails | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

FAYETTEVILLE -- A project to put a gas station near the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, campus will go ahead as planned after a City Council vote Thursday.

Road Runner gas station project in Fayetteville moves forward after resident appeal fails - Vimarsana News

Road Runner gas station project in Fayetteville moves forward after resident appeal fails

FAYETTEVILLE -- A project to put a gas station near the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, campus will go ahead as planned after a City Council vote Thursday.

Beauty supply, restaurant planned for downtown Amsterdam | therecorder - Vimarsana News

Beauty supply, restaurant planned for downtown Amsterdam | therecorder

The city Planning Commission last week swiftly approved the respective site plans for Weldon Beauty and Annie D’s Grill.

Fayetteville council shortens time for public commenters from 5 minutes to 3 | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Fayetteville council shortens time for public commenters from 5 minutes to 3 | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

FAYETTEVILLE -- Members of the public now have three minutes to speak their piece about City Council agenda items.

Fayetteville council shortens time for public commenters from 5 minutes to 3 | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Fayetteville council shortens time for public commenters from 5 minutes to 3 | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

FAYETTEVILLE -- Members of the public now have three minutes to speak their piece about City Council agenda items.