Stacy Ryburn's profile photo

Stacy Ryburn

Fayetteville

Reporter for the @fayflyer. Not a comedian. ig: stacyryburn

Featured in: Favicon arkansasonline.com Favicon usnews.com Favicon washingtontimes.com Favicon newsobserver.com Favicon oklahoman.com Favicon thestate.com Favicon kansas.com Favicon tulsaworld.com Favicon bradenton.com Favicon ledger-enquirer.com

Articles

  • Fayetteville City Council reconsiders Dickson student housing vote; denial stands

    4 days ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Stacy Ryburn

    FAYETTEVILLE — The City Council on Tuesday reconsidered a vote from last month to reject the plan for a student housing project on Dickson Street, but the outcome remained the same. Council members voted 5-3 Tuesday to reject the plan. Council members Teresa Turk, Monique Jones, Bob Stafford, Sarah Moore and Mike Wiederkehr voted against the plan. Sarah Bunch, D’Andre Jones and Scott Berna voted in support.

  • Social worker announces bid for Fayetteville City Council Ward 3 seat

    4 days ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Stacy Ryburn

    FAYETTEVILLE — A social worker with a local nonprofit says she intends to run for a seat on the City Council representing the northeast part of town. Hayley Hall, 35, has launched a campaign to become the next holder of the Ward 3, Position 1 seat for the Nov. 3, 2026 election. Scott Berna has held the position since 2023. The filing period will begin in July 2026. Hall said she wanted to get an early start on fundraising by announcing her candidacy a year and a half in advance of Election Day.

  • Developer files lawsuit against Fayetteville over denial of student housing project on Dickson

    5 days ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Stacy Ryburn

    FAYETTEVILLE — The developer behind a proposed student-oriented housing project on Dickson Street has filed a lawsuit against the city. Local attorney Suzanne Clark, representing Trinitas Ventures in Lafayette, Ind., filed the lawsuit on Friday (May 30) in Washington County Circuit Court.

  • Fayetteville council should reconsider Dickson student housing vote, city attorney says

    1 week ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Stacy Ryburn

    FAYETTEVILLE — The City Council may vote again on Tuesday about whether to grant an appeal for a student-oriented housing project on Dickson Street. In a memo to the City Council dated Friday (May 23), City Attorney Kit Williams said the council needs to reconsider its May 21 vote to deny an appeal from student-housing developer Trinitas Ventures because Council Member Teresa Turk should not have abstained.

  • Adam Fire Cat has permit granted for drive-through coffee shop on South School Avenue

    1 week ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Stacy Ryburn

    FAYETTEVILLE — Frequent mayoral and City Council candidate Adam Fire Cat has been granted a permit by the Planning Commission to operate a drive-through coffee shop on School Avenue. Planning commissioners voted 7-0 Tuesday to approve a conditional use permit for a drive-through only coffee shop at the former Bank of Fayetteville that sits in the same lot as Mountain Man Supplies and Pawn. Adam Fire Cat is the applicant. Fire Cat ran unsuccessful bids for mayor in 2008 and 2024.

Contact details

Emails

[email protected]

Socials & Sites

Try JournoFinder For Free

Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.

Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →

Coverage map

X (formerly Twitter)

Followers
1K
Tweets
20K
DMs Open
No
Stacy Ryburn
Stacy Ryburn @stacyryburn
14 May 25

The Fayetteville city council is considering making student housing a conditional land use subject to planning commission approval https://t.co/V8LV33x2oW

Stacy Ryburn
Stacy Ryburn @stacyryburn
13 May 25

Fay planning commissioners approved a plan for Crisis Brewing's expansion tonight https://t.co/RD0GiWWFAe

Stacy Ryburn
Stacy Ryburn @stacyryburn
7 May 25

Hot off the presses: https://t.co/sbZe1Vjjyb