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More housing NOT aimed at college students. NOT apartment buildings but townhomes, rowhomes, small cottages on small lots...like most larger cities have. And public transportation! Everyone's lifestyle would improve with more public transportation options in areas they frequent.
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More rooftop gardens!
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Probably the lower/upper ramble. Hang out there and leave the area to eat. Downtown is not fun to navigate for eating etc. these days, especially family-oriented places.
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Farmer's market, Calle, Little Bread Co.
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Public Transportation
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The overall density and walkability. Both could be improved but walking from the square to up and down Dickson is SO much nicer than it was 10+ years ago. The sidewalks and lighting have been improved.
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Live music performances, more restaurants, bars, etc
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We need a music performance pavilion in Fayetteville. There might not be space downtown but we need some kind of a shell for live music performances. Something similar to the Momentary in Bentonville.
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We need a large office space building that could be headquarters for a medium/large company. That would increase foot traffic (and cars too of course). It would also increase demand for professional level adults (not students) which would further improve the economy (food, drink, services) downtown. The old hotel space on Mountain/College and the city lot along Church are good options
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We need to continue to add shade trees along our sidewalks and trails. This isn't just a downtown thing but downtown sidewalks could use more shade (where space allows)
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I like how small everything is. How close knit all the shops are and how most of them are local. Missing Common Ground right now.
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Free parking at places like Boulder and Brews. If i can park at the gym and climb then go for dinner at Hammontrees, it would be so amazing. The boots have got to go.
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It already exist. Its called Boulder and Brews. It is a climbing gym and a 3rd space for a number of different facets of people. I know people that are in school, have finished school, and people in different stages of their careers all in one place for the same thing! If anything were to happen to this gym, I hope it would be to get a taller roof.
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I would invest in the community at Boulder and Brews. I work there and it is such an important part of my life and the life of students and working adults to blow off steam after bad day. It is an important part of the good days as well.
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If the weather is nice let's sit on a bench in the gardens surrounding Cheers
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Meet at Boulder & Brews gym. No better community for getting exercise and meeting new people to explore the outdoors. Walk-able from campus which is good for students. Youth teams for your kids to grow and learn to conquer fears. If the gym is forced to move then the community built there will hemorrhage.
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I sleep where I can
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Boulders and Brews, of course!!
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I go to boulders and brews every single day. I love the climbing they have and the amazing community that I have gotten to know over the past two years. I could not imagine my life without the place. I have met pretty much everyone I know through them and it’s made such an impact on my life. LOVE IT🫶
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I’ve been going to Boulders and Brews multiple times a week for a year now. I started going for the climbing but I have stayed for the amazing community. It’s the one place in Fayetteville where I feel the most connected with the city as a whole. Everyone has been super kind, and it’s a the unique kind of place that brings all sorts of people together.
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Love the way the city mixes with nature the view of the downtown from mouny sequoyah is awesome would be even better if downtown was expanded!
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if it was easier to find a free parking spot within easy walking distance or if there were at least some bus stops
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A park thats easier to walk to from downtown than wilson park and has free parking
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BRING BACK THE TACO BELL CANTINA also its great that its walkable but it would be nice to either have a free or cheap public parking garage because its impossible to find parking sometimes or expand the downtown area and make it easier to walk to from campus and College Avenue
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True! This is a way to make fayetteville stand out compared to other cities that have bland generic art some are even using ai now
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palm bushes and trees (i know we cant grow the big ones here but the ones in wilson park look cool) and also the cacti and just interesting and different plant life these dont have to be limited to downtown
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Boulders and Brews feels like a second home to me. It has built such a strong community over the years and to see it go would be devastating.
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Definitely Boulders and Brews. Probably the best "third space" anywhere in Fayetteville, everyone is incredibly sociable and friendly. If not there, then likely the ramble or somewhere on the square.
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Better parking, public transportation, less construction & student housing. Downtown is being consumed by the university and the college lifestyle.
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Boulders and Brews is the best community space downtown. They offer something for everyone and the location is unmatched. Being able to climb, study, or grab coffee all in one place between classes is a dream.
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climbing gym, bars, and outside space!!!
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Better parking that’s close and convenient.
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Boulders and Brews gym is our community. We spend 3-4 evenings a week here and could not imagine life in Fayetteville without it! We meet up with friends for climbing, coffee, yoga, music, special events or to just chill and play ping pong. We must support local businesses like this one that allow for healthy habits and community engagement for all ages.
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Businesses with more affordable products or services. Everything is a boutique/vintage/bougie/artisan whatever.
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Boulders & Brews!
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Boulders & Brews and Bugsy’s! The staff at both are great! Both locations are fun and inviting!
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Boulders & Brews!
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Boulders and Brews is my favorite spot in downtown. The people and community are awesome and I feel comfortable and welcomed there
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All the flowers...especially wild flower types
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I usually meet people at Bpulders and Brews or the new Ramble addition.
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My favorite place to hang in Fayetteville is Boulders and Brews. Good community, good coffee, and fun climbing.
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Somewhere on dickson most likely near walton arts center
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It's not big box stores! It feels like a place I can go to support local businesses easily.
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More activity spaces! Boulders and Brews, the Leroy, CCC and T2 are great examples. I don't often want to go downtown purely to shop, but I'd love to go do things.
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Id like to see green stormwater improvements. Block St's and the LIDs next to the Library are great. I'd like to see more of this instead of concrete pipes and the tiny plastic inlets around the square that get clogged with leaves. This is easily coupled with native hydrophytic plantings in bio-infiltration basins.
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Housing for all ages, whether owner occupied or long-term rental.
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I know it takes time for plants to mature but would definitely like to see more in the Upper Ramble. It would be great if something could be incorporated on the new parking garage.
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Ozark Natural Foods, Puritan Brew
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Would love to see more “Mom -n- Pop” businesses return. As more foot and bike traffic appear, it’d be nice to have a bodega or two as an alternative to the large chain supermarkets. Whether this can be made financially feasible is another question. I’d also like to see a return to fixing broken items rather than discarding in the landfill and buying another. Perhaps a business or two that both sells repairable items as well as providing repair services (remember having things like radios, tv’s, toasters, etc fixed instead of buying another one every 2-3 years?!?)
Same goes with a music store. Really all we have now is the gig box Guitar Center on the north end by the mall. All of our small shops focusing on the customer, vintage instruments, etc are gone!
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The Photographic Society of NWA once regularly met downtown Fayetteville, but those meeting locations have closed and other places we have located cost too much to meet regularly for a small group, or close too early for adults meeting on a weeknight after work. As a result, we have not met downtown in some years. Instead, meeting in downtown Bentonville.