Bad development practices and happy time at Fayetteville Senior Center focus of two short takes recorded for Fayetteville public-access television for sharing on Cox Cable in northwest Arkansas channel 218 and on Uverse 99 plus

Trailer video introducing John Ross Rule's full video produced by Sarah K. Moore Chrychel

Witch Hazel Advent, The Story of an Ozark Poet: Trailer from Sarah K. Moore on Vimeo.

Fayetteville Communication director Lindsley Smith introduces newly elected members of City Council to director of Fayetteville Senior Center

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For many more photos from Fayetteville Senior Center, including today's photos of youngsters from New School visiting with senior residents of Fayetteville, please see Senior Center set on Flickr.

Sharpridge trail on Kessler Mountain featured in shortake recorded Dec. 13, 2012, to run Dec. 16-22, 2012, on Fayetteville, Arkansas, public-access television channel 218 on Cox Cable, channel 99 on AT&T U-verse and on Internet at Fay Public TV Website on demand

Clean-energy economy subject of tonight's free informational session at Jones Center in Springdale

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• Join us for a free, informative session to learn about Arkansas's developing clean energy economy! This is a great chance to learn about the opportunities in Arkansas for improving our energy security, creating jobs and stabilizing energy prices by broadening our use of energy efficiency measures, renewable energy, and alternative fuels. Refreshments will be served. Tuesday, December 11, 2012 The Jones Center, Springdale, Arkansas Room 227 6:00-7:30 pm

Short takes on Fayetteville, Arkansas, public TV station beginning 5 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 10, 2012, on Cox 218, ATT U-verse 99, Fayetteville public-tv Web site on demand: All residents of Fayetteville can do shortakes FREE on public-access television from 5 to 6 p.m. Mondays and 11 a.m. to noon Thursdays for broadcast following Sunday through Saturday

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Mayor Lioneld Jordan's final town-hall meeting of his first term at Fayetteville Boys and Girls Club on 3 Dec. 2012 covers numerous topics

Tonight at Fayetteville Public Library one can learn all about Little Free Libraries

Dear Neighbors, attached is an article posted today in the Fayetteville Flyer online news publication.  I also included a link to the website where the article appears.  The writer says there presently are four little free libraries in Fayetteville.  That didn't include the newest addition on Hall Avenue.   Perfect timing for D'lorah and Joy!  Beverly


Little Free Library co-founder Todd Bol to speak in Fayetteville Dec. 4

By Todd Gill, Flyer staff

Monday, December 3, 2012 

Jeanie Hill stands next to her Little Free Library at 422 W. Cleburn St. near Wilson Park in Fayetteville.
Courtesy photo

Ever dreamed of running your own library? If so, then join Todd Bol, co-founder of the Little Free Library program, for a discussion this week at the Fayetteville Public Library.

Bol will speak about the program and how to generate interest in a community from 6-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 4 inside the library’s Walker Community Room.

Little Free Library is a community program that promotes the love of reading by constructing book exchange boxes in convenient locations at the front of your home where bibliophiles can share books.

There are currently four little libraries in various locations throughout Fayetteville.

Readers are welcome to take a book from the exchange boxes while replacing it with another one. The mission of the program is to develop community relationships, promote conservation, and encourage literacy.

For more information about the event, contact Melissa Lockaby, Reference Librarian, at 479-856-7205.

http://www.fayettevilleflyer.com/2012/12/03/little-free-library-co-founder-todd-bol-to-speak-in-fayetteville-dec-4/