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Final day to vote is Tuesday March 3. Please vote now. Fayetteville Natural Heritage Association <fayettevillenatural-gmail.com@shared1.ccsend.com> wrote: Thank you for your continued support and positive energy as we encourage voters to oppose the upcoming school millage extension. We want to share a helpful clarification from Superintendent Dr. John Mulford during his recent KUAF interview. Regarding the upcoming millage vote, he stated: “There are some people that think, if this millage request doesn’t pass, that we’re going to have to cut teacher salaries… which is not accurate. … The mills are in place until 2050.” According to Dr. Mulford, teacher salaries […]

Safety. High Cost. Traffic. Vote against the millage Early voting starts Feb 17th final day to vote is Tuesday March 3 https://www.fayettevillenatural.org More information at the web page

For such a time as this: answering the call to serve.Dr. Marc Lamont Hill

Sunday Feb 1 – 7:00 pm Omni Center IF WEATHER IS WITH US Greetings everybody, I hope you’ve been warm and cozy.  If weather permits, this coming Sunday is time for Open Mic.  Donna is in Hawaii so I’ll be hosting on my own. Feels odd to be without her, but we’ll be fine and have a lot of fun. Watch for a late post if the weather turns. Cold is fine but more of what we’ve had would be trouble … Hope to see you!   7:00 at the Omni Center Kelly

1948 at OMNI Center Sau. 1/31, 4-6pm

Sunday, Feb. 1st, 6pm, Veterans Hospital. P.S: VHSO btw, is the Veterans Hospital on North College, It’ll be on the sidewalk in front of the hospital fence. It’ll be cold, but not NEARLY as cold as Minneapolis.

What is the Point in Time Count? The PIT count is an annual census of sheltered and unsheltered homeless individuals and families in NWA. Email pitcount@uark.edu