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Water services in two small Arkansas towns to merge: What to know

admin2 days ago03 mins

Residents of two small Arkansas towns plagued by persistent water issues are set to benefit from a merger with a nearby water department. This collaboration aims to stabilize the water supply, ensuring reliable access to clean drinking water. Infrastructure improvements and enhanced maintenance practices are anticipated to address the ongoing challenges. Community members are hopeful this merger will restore normalcy and provide consistent access to safe water.

Temporary full road closure for Highway 25 in Heber Springs

admin3 weeks ago04 mins

Heber Springs, Arkansas, will experience a full road closure on Highway 25 from November 18th to November 20th for routine maintenance. The United States Army Corps of Engineers announced the closure, which will occur nightly from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. to facilitate work at Greers Ferry Dam. Residents and travelers are advised to plan alternative routes to minimize disruptions during this period. Emergency services will be positioned to assist and ensure safety throughout the maintenance operation.

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Temporary full road closure for Highway 25 at Greers Ferry Dam

admin4 weeks ago02 mins

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has announced a temporary full closure of Highway 25 at Greers Ferry Dam from 6 p.m. on November 18 to 6 a.m. on November 20, 2024. Motorists should plan alternative routes to avoid inconvenience during this period. The closure is necessary for routine maintenance and safety checks on the dam. Residents and visitors are advised to check for detours before traveling.

Fayetteville Public Library to Close Sept. 23-30 for Building Maintenance

admin3 months ago02 mins

As the Fayetteville Public Library prepares for an extended closure from September 23 to September 30 for building maintenance, patrons are encouraged to utilize multiple drop boxes for returns and curbside pickup options. The library’s commitment to providing a safe environment for its community is evident through this temporary shutdown. Despite the closure, the library continues to offer virtual engagement opportunities and looks forward to reopening on October 1 with enhanced facilities. Support from the community through donations will aid in the library’s recovery from a recent roof fire and ensure its ongoing success as a cultural hub in Fayetteville.

Fayetteville library to close for week for new air-conditioning system installation

admin3 months ago02 mins

The Fayetteville Public Library will be closed from September 23 to 30 for maintenance as a new heating and air-conditioning system is installed in the original Blair Building.

During the closure, crews will be working on the air-conditioning system to ensure optimal functionality. Due dates for checked-out items have been adjusted to avoid penalizing users during this period.

Efforts to improve and maintain the library’s facilities are ongoing, following a previous roof fire in April that required significant restoration work. The community is encouraged to support the library’s restoration efforts and continue engaging in upcoming events and workshops.

Fayetteville Public Library Closed September 23-30

admin3 months ago01 mins

The Fayetteville Public Library will be closed for building maintenance from September 23 to September 30, with services resuming on October 1. Patrons can still return materials through various drop boxes and utilize curbside pickup during this time. The library is dedicated to providing a safe and welcoming environment for visitors, ensuring the best possible experience for all.

Lake Fayetteville parking lot to close for maintenance on Thursday and Friday

admin6 months ago03 mins

Fayetteville residents, take note: the main parking lot at Lake Fayetteville is set for critical maintenance work on Thursday and Friday, leading to intermittent closures. Visitors should prepare for alternative parking arrangements during these days to avoid any inconvenience. By prioritizing infrastructure upkeep, the city ensures the safety and smooth operation of the parking lot, benefiting all who frequent this beloved recreational spot.

Center Street parking lot closed May 15-16

admin7 months ago02 mins

Fayetteville’s Center Street parking lot is set to close on May 15-16 for surface treatment maintenance to preserve its condition. Alternative parking options are available nearby, with ten public lots managed by the city in Downtown Business and Dickson Street districts. Regular maintenance, including crack seal and restriping, is done on the lots, with more comprehensive work scheduled for less frequent intervals. For inquiries about parking, contact Parking Manager Justin Clay at 479-575-8280 or visit the City of Fayetteville’s Parking webpage.

Center Street parking lot in Fayetteville closed for maintenance this week

admin7 months ago03 mins

The City of Fayetteville has announced the temporary closure of the Center Street parking lot for essential maintenance, including surface treatment on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. While the lot is closed, commuters can still utilize nearby Block Avenue for parking. This upkeep is part of the city’s commitment to providing well-maintained infrastructure for residents and visitors, with updates available through official channels.

Bridge closed for maintenance.

admin7 months ago03 mins

Bridge closures for maintenance and repairs are a necessary part of ensuring safer travel. Recent developments include repairs on the Fox Island Bridge in Washington State, summer bridge upgrades by UDOT in Utah, maintenance work on State Route 28 in New York, and periodic closures on the Flagler Memorial Bridge in Florida. These closures may cause inconvenience but are essential for maintaining a reliable infrastructure and ensuring the safety of drivers and local communities.