Alight Fayetteville is a student
housing in the Fayetteville community near the
University of Arkansas, offering furnished apartments with top-notch amenities
like a resort-style pool, 24-hour fitness center, basketball courts, grilling
stations, firepits, private study rooms, and a game room. The community is
pet-friendly and offers free parking and a shuttle bus service to campus.
Alight Fayetteville provides 2 and 3-bedroom furnished apartments with private
bathrooms, in-unit laundry, and high-speed internet. With various
amenities like furniture, in-unit laundry,
study spaces, and more, students will surely live comfortably in these homes.
The apartments also feature improved study rooms, cafe spaces, and clubhouse
areas. There's a limited-time promotion with one resident per bedroom. Rates
start at $599; avail yourself of the special discounts. Book a tour by calling
(870) 451-5076.
Low Cost of Living and Community in Fayetteville, AR
Compared
to many other sought-after locations, Fayetteville, AR, offers a very low cost
of living, especially considering housing choices. Neighbors welcome one
another with smiles, and a real feeling of friendship pervades the city, which
presents a warm and pleasant environment. Fayetteville's expansion and
development, which draw families, young professionals, and retirees searching
for a place they feel like home, accentuates this strong feeling of community.
People gather here to help one another, therefore transforming this space from
just a place to live into a dynamic community where relationships flourish.
Lake Fayetteville Park
A
popular leisure spot - this is how I describe the Lake Fayetteville Park. It
provides a range of outdoor activities to enjoy. Then, the lake itself offers
chances for variety of kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing. The adjacent
parkland has playgrounds, picnic spaces, and bike paths. Then, it's nice to be
walking and riding on the park's paved path surrounding the lake, offering a
picturesque path. The park also offers community celebrations and fishing
contests, among other activities to enjoy all year long. Families and outdoor
lovers especially love the park because of its many leisure activities and
gorgeous lakefront location.
Search for New Women's Basketball Head Coach
Arkansas is launching the search for a new head coach for the University of Arkansas women's basketball program for the first time in nine seasons. Mike Neighbors, who has 148-114 in eight seasons, stepped down on Tuesday. The Greenwood native's team finished 10-22 overall and 3-13 in SEC action this season, the worst marks during a tenure that saw six postseason berths but only two NCAA Tournament ones. Arkansas Director of Athletics Hunter Yurachek expressed his appreciation for Neighbors and his contributions to the university and the program. The NCAA transfer portal opens on March 25, making it optimal to have a new head coach in place by then. A home run hire would likely be former Arkansas assistant and current Texas head coach Vic Schaefer, who was recently the SEC's Coach of the Year.
