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Stacy Ryburn

Fayetteville

City reporter for the @NWAdemgaz. Not a comedian. ig: stacyryburn

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  • Fayetteville council hears input on parking regulation proposal; will revisit in May

    1 week ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Stacy Ryburn

    FAYETTEVILLE — The City Council on Tuesday contemplated changes to the number of parking spaces developers are required to have for their projects but came to no decisions. The proposal was left on its second reading and will be heard again May 6. Council Member Mike Wiederkehr presented the item to his colleagues.

  • City Council agrees to change street names associated with slavery

    1 week ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Stacy Ryburn

    FAYETTEVILLE — The city will change the names of two neighborhood streets that have ties to slavery. The City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday to change the names of Plantation Avenue and Chattel Street in a neighborhood on the west side of town, north of Wedington Drive and west of 54th Avenue. The new names will become Garden Avenue and Reflection Street, respectively. The name change will go into effect in January 2026.

  • Planning commission denies plan for student housing project on Dickson Street

    1 week ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Stacy Ryburn

    FAYETTEVILLE — Planning commissioners on Monday narrowly rejected a development plan for a proposed student-oriented housing project on Dickson Street. The commission voted 4-3 to deny the development plan for a seven-story building on Dickson between Block and Church avenues. Trinitas Ventures in Lafayette, Ind., proposed 185 units with 611 bedrooms and 800 square feet of retail space at the building’s northwest corner. Monday marked the fourth time the commission had discussed the plan.

  • A&P Commission selects new CEO to lead Experience Fayetteville

    1 week ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Stacy Ryburn

    FAYETTEVILLE — The Advertising and Promotion Commission has selected a travel destination professional from Wyoming to lead the city’s tourism bureau. Commissioners voted 6-0 Monday to pick Ryan Hauck, executive director of Cody Yellowstone in Cody, Wyoming, as the next chief executive officer of Experience Fayetteville, the city’s tourism and marketing agency. The commission governs the agency.

  • Figures show Fayetteville sales tax growth flat following pandemic; city staff optimistic

    2 weeks ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Stacy Ryburn

    Editor’s Note: This Flyer Focus story examines Fayetteville’s post-pandemic sales tax trends through public financial records, regional comparisons, and interviews with city officials. What began as a routine revenue update led to deeper reporting on how inflation, consumer behavior, and long-term planning are shaping the city’s fiscal outlook. FAYETTEVILLE — On paper, the amount of sales tax dollars the city has brought in year over year has consistently increased since the pandemic started.

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Stacy Ryburn
Stacy Ryburn @stacyryburn
2 Apr 25

Fayetteville will create 9 new staff positions to roll out the new stormwater utility fee coming in August https://t.co/ckiMnEL1bS

Stacy Ryburn
Stacy Ryburn @stacyryburn
25 Mar 25

Fay planning commissioners last night tabled the plan for a student housing project on Dickson Street for a third time, but it looks like it'll come back next month https://t.co/a8VxFeMnl3

Stacy Ryburn
Stacy Ryburn @stacyryburn
22 Mar 25

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO PIIIGGGG!!!!!!!!