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Fayetteville, Arkansas @midwest.social bluyonder @lemmy.world Bill introduced in Arkansas legislature to end Buffalo River, watershed protections
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/24852015
A bill introduced in the Arkansas legislature would end the state’s ability to hold moratoriums on permits along the Buffalo River and other watersheds.
If Senate Bill 84 becomes law, it will end the state moratorium on issuing, for example, confined animal feeding operations (CAFOs) permits along the Buffalo River watershed.
The state currently maintains a temporary moratorium on issuing new permits for medium and large CAFOs along the Buffalo. The Department of Environmental Quality initiated the moratorium in 2014 after environmental concerns about the waste generated by a large-scale hog farm near the river. The farm closed in late 2019 when the state purchased its assets.
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Fayetteville, Arkansas @midwest.social Cirelo @lemmy.world Bike ride in Fayetteville
www.instagram.com City of Fayetteville, Arkansas on Instagram: "Who's down for a community slow roll?! The popular "Slow Roll Glow Ride" returns this week, as part of @fayettevillear's First Thursday on the Historic Downtown Square. What's a slow roll you ask? It's a group bike ride where the point is not to race, but to relax and enjoy good company and good vibes. For this one, we'll provide free glow sticks and lights to decorate before we roll out at 6 p.m. Don't have a bike? All wheels welcome! Roller skaters, skateboarders and e-scooters riders can join the fun! This is a kid-friendly ride, but it's 4 miles and there are a few hills, so Strider bikes and training wheels are not advised."172 likes, 8 comments - fyvgov on October 1, 2024: "Who's down for a community slow roll?! The popular "Slow Roll Glow Ride" returns this week, as part of @fayettevillear's First Thursday on the Historic Downtown Square. What's a slow roll you ask? It's a group bike ride where the point is not to r...
I've enjoyed this the last few years
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Fayetteville, Arkansas @midwest.social bluyonder @lemmy.world Arkansas beer production grows in 2022
Natural state breweries produce over 52 thousand barrels of the beverage
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Fayetteville, Arkansas @midwest.social bluyonder @lemmy.world 
news.uark.edu Launch Into Space Night at the U of A MuseumDid you know that there are meteorites in the U of A Museum's collections, including one that fell right here in Fayetteville? On Friday, Dec. 1, from 2-4:45 p.m., you can see them for yourself at Space Night!
See space-related artifacts up close, including meteorites, a campus computer that used to control a telescope and a mobile planetarium. Friday, Dec. 1, from 2-4:45 p.m.
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Fayetteville, Arkansas @midwest.social bluyonder @lemmy.world Fayetteville goes car-free on four Friday nights during Lights of the Ozarks.
The square will close to car traffic from 5-10 p.m. on Dec. 1, 8, 15 and 22.
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Fayetteville, Arkansas @midwest.social bluyonder @lemmy.world Downtown Fayetteville's big construction plans
The city of Fayetteville is gearing up for the final phase of its long-awaited cultural arts corridor.
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Fayetteville, Arkansas @midwest.social bluyonder @lemmy.world Exploring Northwest Arkansas
Explorations in and around the Buffalo River Area
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Fayetteville, Arkansas @midwest.social bluyonder @lemmy.world www.google.com Arkansas Waterfalls – Google My MapsJust a list of Arkansas Waterfalls. As of this point, most of these waterfalls are collected from the popular Tim Ernst book, Arkansas Waterfalls Guidebook. There are a few that I have found that I've either seen listed beforehand or never caught wind of. For those that I not familiar with being n...
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Fayetteville, Arkansas @midwest.social bluyonder @lemmy.world fayettevillealetrail.com Fayetteville Ale Trail | Northwest Arkansas' Original Craft Beer TourThe Fayetteville Ale Trail features two dozen breweries (and one cidery) in Northwest Arkansas, giving a glimpse into the local craft beer culture.