Love it or hate it, there's no denying it, Fayetteville is going black and loud—as in black leather and loud pipes this week—for Bikes, Blues and BBQ, the motorcycle event that is touted as one of the world's largest.
With vendors already taking over big parking lots in the area, local police are offering a road plan to spread enjoyment for the Bikes, Blues and BBQ Festival, which started on Wednesday and lasts through Saturday.
There?s more to Fayetteville than the Razorbacks, and the Walton Arts Center can take credit for that: art, music, dance and festivals. This fall, fans of the music of Ray Charles will be treated to the touring show ?I Can?t Stop Loving You,? which debuts in Fayetteville on Oct. 24.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. After watching his fuel bill climb, the pastor of a Fayetteville Methodist church decided to switch from a van to a scooter. Bryan Fink gets 80 miles to a gallon on his scooter, which has a tank capacity of one-point-two gallons.
