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Nathan Smallwood

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Sam Pittman: A look back at coach's time in Fayetteville

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By Nathan Smallwood Verified
| KHBS/KHOG-TV (Rogers, AR) Verified
Sam Pittman’s time as the University of Arkansas’s head football coach is over. Pittman’s dismissal follows an underwhelming start to the 2025 season. After five games, the Hogs are 2-3, including back-to-back single-score losses on the road to Ole Miss and Memphis and a 56-13 blowout loss versus Notre Dame at home.
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Commercial vacancy rate rises in Northwest Arkansas

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By Nathan Smallwood Verified
| KHBS/KHOG-TV (Rogers, AR) Verified
New data published in the latest Skyline Report shows the commercial vacancy rate is rising for Northwest Arkansas properties. The biannual report from Arvest Bank, in collaboration with the Center for Business and Economic Research at Sam M. Walton College of Business, showed the overall vacancy rate for leasable commercial space rose to 7.2% in the first half of 2025. That's its highest level since the second half of 2021. The overall vacancy rate in the second half of 2024 was 5.8%.
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Fayetteville leaders seek to turn city-owned properties into mixed-income housing

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By Nathan Smallwood Verified
| KHBS/KHOG-TV (Rogers, AR) Verified
The City of Fayetteville called for qualified partners to help leaders transform city-owned properties into new mixed-income housing developments. City Chief Communications Officer Grace Ziegler issued a release, saying requests for proposals for four parcels of land are now open on the City's procurement portal. They will be available through November 18, 2025.
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