Willy D's

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Fayetteville Arkansas rooftop bar

HALLOWEEN NIGHT on Dickson Street

Dickson Street TV is a daily vlog about life in the city of Fayetteville, Arkansas.

We highlight the people, places, and events in Northwest Arkansas. (Bentonville, Rogers, Springdale, and Fayetteville)

Dickson Street is located near the University of Arkansas campus, and is known for block parties and other events throughout the year. Dickson Street carries the distinction of being one of the top two entertainment districts in the state.

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Video filmed and edtied by J.Taylor - @jtnashvegas


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Dickson Street - After Hours

Reporter: Christi Welter, On the Hill, University of Arkansas

Hard in the Paint K!NG @ LiT Lounge Fayetteville, AR w/ Moore Lighting

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Patio Party on West End in Fayetteville

Dickson Street TV is located in the heart of Fayetteville, near the University of Arkansas campus, Dickson Street provides a destination for fun of all types. College students hang out in the area, and shops and bars line the streets. Arkansas residents flock to Dickson Street for block parties and other events throughout the year. Dickson Street carries the distinction of being one of the top two entertainment districts in the state.

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A revitalization effort breathed new life into the neighborhood, and the construction of the Walton Arts Center established Dickson Street's reputation as a premier arts and entertainment district. In the fall, thousands of motorcycles descend upon Dickson Street for the Bikes, Blues & BBQ festival, the third largest motorcycle rally in the United States.

JUJU on that Beat in Slow Motion

Dickson Street TV is located in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Located near the University of Arkansas campus, Dickson Street provides a destination for of all types of entertainment. College students hang out in the area, and shops and bars line the streets.

Arkansas residents flock to Dickson Street for block parties and other events throughout the year. Dickson Street carries the distinction of being one of the top two entertainment districts in the state.

Filmed and edited by John Taylor - @jtnashvegas


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A revitalization effort breathed new life into the neighborhood, and the construction of the Walton Arts Center established Dickson Street's reputation as a premier arts and entertainment district. In the fall, thousands of motorcycles descend upon Dickson Street for the Bikes, Blues & BBQ festival, the third largest motorcycle rally in the United States.

Taylor Madison Monroe

The Barbie Doll of Arkansas entertaining at Club Xanadu in Fayetteville, AR!

The Strumbellas at JJ's in Fayetteville,AR

Edited using splice app for IOS devices and recorded on my IPhone 7 Plus in 4K

Climbing in Arkansas

This weekend we got to climb out in Arkansas. I have been planning on climbing here for some time and was really surprised at how great of a location this is for climbing. The Sandstone was stellar and the routes were 4 stars! Especially out at Sam's Throne. Horseshoe Ranch was fun but very commercial and short.

Here are most of the routes climbed in this video:
Horseshoe Canyon - Crimp Scampi 5.10d
Horseshoe Canyon - Sonny Jim - 5.11a
Sam's Throne - Gracious Grant 5.10d
Sam's Throne - Wizard and Glass - 5.11a
Sam's Throne - Willy Wonka - 5.10d
Horseshoe Canyon - Fat Hand - 5.12a

You can find them on mountain project under areas in Arkansas:


Music:
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Filmed on:
Iphone X, GoPro 5, DJI Mavic Air and Parrot ANAFI

Big shout out to my boys for filming:

bambu's good morning dance party

i love this song... it makes my heart dance. xoxoxo

taco bell surprise

Hunter streaking in the Taco Bell across from Razorback Cinema in Fayetteville,Arkansas. Hilarious. Uploaded by : Jay

Fayetteville City Council Meeting - August 13 2018

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BREAKING NEWS Out Of Arkansas… R.I.P.

BREAKING NEWS Out Of Arkansas… R.I.P.

What would you do if your wife turned off the football game you were watching while you stepped out to have a smoke? Would yo simply turn it back on or would you violently stab her to death? Myself, I’d simply turn the game back on but that’s not how it went in one house in Arkansas.
heck this out!

An Arkansas man was charged with capital murder Monday after he reportedly murdered his wife for turning off a football game, Fox News reports.
Tony Thomas, 58, of Carlisle, admitted to investigators that he fatally stabbed his wife, Elke, on Nov. 19 after she changed the television channel from football while he was taking a smoke break outside, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported.

When Tony Thomas, 58, came back inside and saw the channel had been changed, he asked his wife, Elke Thomas, what the score was of the football game he’d been watching, according to a court document.

Thomas told police his wife began yelling at him and an argument ensued. He got a knife from the wall and began stabbing her, according to an affidavit from Anthony Counts, a detective with the Lonoke County sheriff’s office.

“He claimed he’d blacked out and when he ‘came to,’ he was over her with a knife in his hands,” Lonoke County Sheriff’s Detective Anthony Counts wrote in an affidavit.

Deputies were already responding to the scene because a woman who had been at the home flagged down someone passing by to report the stabbing.

Thomas then called the sheriff’s office and asked for a “meat wagon and police” because he had just killed his wife, Counts wrote in the affidavit.

Police found blood on the floor, walls, a table and the TV, and Counts wrote it appeared the wife’s body had been dragged through the dining room to the backyard, where it was found beneath a blanket and a tarp.

Thomas was being held in the Lonoke County Jail, the Gazette reported. Court records show his bond is set at $1 million.

A court hearing for Thomas, who was reportedly charged as a habitual offender because he had previously been convicted of felony crimes, is scheduled for Jan. 22.

Damn! That’s what I would call total insanity.

Rest in peace young lady.

Fayetteville City Council Meeting - June 11 2018

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Pound O Kush: Arkansas Sport Climbing

Location: Dardanelle Rock
Rock Climb: Pound O Kush 7c
Climber: Jordan TF
Film/Edit: Joe Kopek @ozark_nightcrawler
Music:

Peter Sandberg Bark Boats 1
Anders Bothen Willy Wallbanger 3
Martin Landh Racing Hearts 1

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Mudcats' Giardina lines RBI double

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