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Planners Removing Street Extension

City planners will remove a recommendation to extend Northwest Fifth Street from the North Walton Boulevard redevelopment plan, the director of community development told the Planning Commission on...

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City to Sell Land to Kum & Go

Residents can expect to see a new Kum & Go convenience store on land where the former Tyson Mexican Original plant has sat vacant for years.

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Officials Eye Reserve Cash

Benton County’s justices of the peace will be looking at how to use reserve money, with potential needs including raises or bonuses for employees, providing ambulance service and building up a “rainy...

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Police identify 21-year-old woman killed in wreck near Rogers

A 21-year-old Rogers woman was killed this morning in a two-vehicle wreck on Arkansas 12 east of Rogers, according to a fatal crash summary from Arkansas State Police.

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Hanson Sentenced in White Powder Incidents

Philip Hanson of Siloam Springs was sentenced Wednesday in federal court to 15 years in prison for sending threatening letters and white powder to former coworkers at DaySpring.

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Two arrested in Missouri following chase that started in Rogers

Two men are in jail in McDonald County, Mo., following a chase that started in Rogers and involved several agencies, according to a news release from the Benton County Sheriff's Office.

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10 arrested in Benton County drug sting

Ten people were arrested as the result of a Feb. 1 drug sting in Rogers, Sheriff Kelley Cradduck announced during a news conference Wednesday. Seven of those people were arrested on-site and three...

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Mom sues over son’s jail suicide

The mother of a 23-yearold Pulaski County jail inmate who killed himself is suing the county and Sheriff Doc Holladay, alleging wrongful death.

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Man Gets 35-Year Term In Murder Of Girlfriend

A 44-year-old Van Buren man has been sentenced to 35 years in prison after pleading guilty in Crawford County Circuit Court to first-degree murder in the February 2012 shooting death of his girlfriend.

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UA Teacher Taking A Leave Of Absence To Aid Syrian Rebels

A University of Arkansas at Fayetteville faculty member confirmed he is taking a leave of absence to help open new offices that a Syrian opposition group is planning for New York and Washington.

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Springdale Rising In EAST

Two Springdale schools are among five finalists for an award given annually to the best Environmental and Spatial Technology program.

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Farewell To The Chief

Quinn Roberts, despite the rumors in the fire station, didn’t start working as a firefighter when horses pulled fire wagons.

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Police: Man Sought In Deceit

Police are seeking a man who has pretended to be a lawyer, according to a news release from the Springdale Police Department.

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Residents Review Street Project

Laurel Avenue residents asked dozens of questions Thursday as they got their first look at a proposed street widening project.

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Police Database To Address Special Needs

Adults with dementia or children with disabilities cannot always describe who they are or where they belong, but a new police database in Rogers will help find them.

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Lowell To Consider City Attorney Settlement

The suspension of the Lowell city attorney may end tonight.

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Quarry Gets Final Approval

A quarry east of Springdale received final approval Thursday for its large-scale development, months after the business’ owners settled a dispute with neighbors over an operational expansion.

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Tax District Lawsuit Still Alive

A property tax case pitting the city against the School District will be argued Thursday before the state Supreme Court.

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Police Link Man To School Break-In

Police said a Springdale man faces felony charges after he stole $13,000 in electronics from Butterfield Trail Elementary School.

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Group Backs Road Work

Benton County officials gave their blessing Thursday to a six-year plan to expedite work on roads and bridges by using reserve money to supplement revenue from a state sales tax for transportation...

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