Watch for Detours on Fairview Drive and Stadium Lower Service Drive
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — A portion of Fairview Drive near the corner of Harmon Avenue will be closed again from Monday July 13 to Wednesday, July 15 for gas main construction.
Harmon Ave will not be blocked. Drivers can get to the Reynolds Center, Walton College or the University of Arkansas Press can access Fairview Drive from the west through the Yocum Hall parking lot.
Work on the Stadium Avenue Garage stair enclosure project will close the lower Service Drive until Wednesday, July 22. Drivers needing access to Service Drive will detour through the lowest parking area in the garage.
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