robertocarter+FollowBig moves at Farmers & Merchants BankThree familiar faces at Farmers & Merchants Bank and The Bank of Fayetteville are stepping into new director roles, shaking up how the banks serve Northwest Arkansas and beyond. Tyler Spoon, who many know from his Razorback and MLB days, is now leading private banking for high-net-worth clients. Michael Dickson will focus on building a stronger loan portfolio, while Kyle Pattillo takes charge of credit quality across all markets. These changes mean more tailored services and stronger relationships for local families and businesses. What do you think this leadership shift means for our community’s banking experience? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Fayetteville00Share
Kevin Nicholson+FollowMorning traffic chaos on I-49 slows FayettevilleBack-to-back multi-car accidents on I-49 northbound threw Fayetteville’s morning commute into disarray today. Even though both crashes have been cleared, traffic is still crawling as of 9:19 a.m. near Mile Marker 66.9 and Exit 81. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, but the right lanes and shoulders were closed for a while, leaving drivers stuck in long backups. Anyone else get caught in this? Share your experience or tips for handling these unexpected slowdowns—let’s help each other out! #Transportation #Fayetteville #I49Traffic00Share
Chad Williams+FollowFayetteville coach’s bold move shakes up recruitingFayetteville High’s football scene just got a jolt—Coach Casey Dick openly called out the University of Arkansas and new head coach Ryan Silverfield for their approach to recruiting star QB Hank Hendrix. Dick’s frustration boiled over in a now-deleted post that temporarily banned Silverfield from campus, a rare and gutsy move in high school sports. After some heated back-and-forth, Dick apologized and lifted the ban, but the tension highlights just how personal and high-stakes local recruiting can get. How do you feel about college coaches recruiting high school athletes so aggressively? #Sports #Football #Fayetteville00Share
Charles Coleman+FollowFayetteville’s Frost Fest lineup brings big music energyFayetteville’s Frost Fest is turning up the heat this winter with a killer music lineup! Me Like Bees from Joplin will headline, joined by local favorites Gardensnakes, and DJ J Seymore spinning to kick things off. With over 50 regional breweries pouring craft beers, food trucks serving up local bites, and vendors galore, this is more than just a beer fest—it’s a full-on community party. The fun doesn’t stop at 6 p.m.—the afterparty at George’s Majestic Lounge keeps the music rolling with FRAWG and Resting. Who’s planning to go, and which band are you most excited to see? #News #Fayetteville #FrostFest00Share
ethanconner+FollowOzarks garden expansion brings new energyBig changes are blooming at the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks! Thanks to a generous $220,000 gift from the Koch family, Fayetteville’s beloved garden is set to add a brand-new greenhouse and give its event center a fresh makeover. As the garden nears its 20th anniversary, these upgrades promise more space for community events, educational programs, and year-round plant displays. Imagine what this could mean for local gatherings, school field trips, and even weddings! How do you see these improvements shaping our community’s connection to nature? #News #Fayetteville #Ozarks00Share
andersonkaren+FollowRazorbacks bring Christmas joy to FayettevilleThe Arkansas Razorbacks basketball team just made the holidays unforgettable for several Fayetteville families. Each player personally delivered gifts, food, and even big screen TVs—plus a month’s rent check—to families in need. Coach John Calipari shared how emotional and meaningful the experience was, with hugs and tears all around. It’s a powerful reminder of how much kindness can ripple through a community. What do you think about athletes stepping up to support their neighbors like this? Would you like to see more local teams get involved in similar ways? #Sports #Razorbacks #Fayetteville00Share
