University of Arkansas engineering students spend their 'Make a Difference Day' removing debris downstream from campus

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"Make a Difference Day" at University of Arkansas brings engineering students and members of the UA chapter of the Society of Black Engineers to the Town Branch Neighborhood to remove debris from the Town Branch of the West Fork of the White River.
Permanent link to Flickr photo set on Town Branch Watershed.

Current and future service members in the National Cemetery deserve better than four-story apartments along the eastern edge

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Fayetteville Council of Neighborhoods hears explanation of need to protect city services by voting for renewal of Fayetteville AR 1-percent sales tax on October 11, 2011

J.T. Wampler's new restaurant at 15th Street and S. School Ave. anchoring the southeast corner of the Town Branch Neighborhood is a big hit with its unique recipes for food made with fresh ingredients daily

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Tanglewood Branch is the stream that drains the southeastern portion of Old Main Lawn and Down Town and Dickson Street area all the way from Washington School and flows under S. School Avenue only four blocks north of the restaurant

Menu may vary from day to day depending on availability of fresh vegetables