Bradshaw To Lead Jefferson School
Karrie Bradshaw will be the next principal at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School.
View ArticleMembers OK Land Sale
The city can buy three building its used since the city’s incorporation.
View ArticleAT A GLANCE: Bentonville Planning Commission
At A Glance Commission Action Bentonville's Planning Commission met Tuesday and approved: w Property line adjustments at 1202 S.W. A St., 2309 S.E. 14th St., 402 Magnolia Drive, the corner of Southwest...
View ArticleSpecial Prosecutor to Handle Bar Fight Involving Cops
A special prosecutor has been named to review evidence from a bar fight involving two off-duty police officers and report his findings and recommendations to Washington County Circuit Judge William...
View ArticleChanges Coming To High School Staff
Deans will become part of the Bentonville High School staff this fall.
View ArticleKUAF Gun Nets Probation, Fine
A University of Arkansas student pleaded guilty as part of a plea bargain Tuesday in Washington County Circuit Court to a misdemeanor charge of carrying a gun in a publicly owned building.
View ArticleCouncil Approves Rezone
The City Council approved a rezoning Monday night even though city planners earlier pushed for its denial.
View ArticleSales Tax Revenue Climbs
Springdale sales tax revenue increased this month with Rogers and Fayetteville numbers also showing increases over last year, while Bentonville’s numbers dipped slightly.
View ArticleEngineer, Parent Announces For House
Jana Della Rosa, a former account manager to Walmart for a $2.6 billion consumer products company, has decided to be a stay-at-home mom — and candidate for state lawmaker.
View ArticleSchools Considered Tornado-Safe
School buildings generally are considered safer places to be in severe weather, officials say, but building a school strong enough to withstand 200-mph wind can add millions to a construction project.
View ArticleOne Dies In Storm
Downed trees and power lines were littered across Benton County on Tuesday from a storm system that spawned a deadly tornado in Oklahoma then roared through Northwest Arkansas Monday night.
View ArticleAT A GLANCE: Commission Action
At A Glance Commission Action Rogers' Planning Commission met Tuesday and approved: • A permit for Rios De Agua Viva for a church at 1926 S. M St., a residential single-family zone.
View ArticleBomb squad investigates vacant Bentonville hotel; Braum's evacuated
The Bentonville Bomb Squad responded to a report of a suspicious item at the vacant Travelodge in Bentonville Wednesday morning.
View ArticleNW Arkansas today
QUOTE OF THE DAY “I was amazed at the air quality. From 30 feet away, you could barely smell the hog operation. It looked to me that they had gone above and beyond the call as far as making sure they...
View ArticlePolice: Suspect In Fatal Burning Heard Menacing Victim
Not long before she was found on fire, writhing in her yard, Jessie McFadden was on the phone with a friend and could be heard arguing with her boyfriend, the man now charged in her slaying, according...
View ArticleHuntsville Man Charged In Fatal Crash
A Huntsville man faces a charge of negligent homicide in a crash that resulted in the death of a 17-year-old Huntsville High School senior in March, according to a probable cause affidavit filed this...
View ArticleZimmerman Seeks Re-Election
Washington County Circuit Judge Stacey Zimmerman is seeking re-election to the juvenile division bench for Washington and Madison counties.
View ArticleSnively Announces For Fayetteville District Judge
Tim Snively, a lawyer and longtime resident, is the first to announce he’s running for district judge.
View ArticleArea Growth Persists
About 80 percent of the state’s population growth between 2011 and 2012 came from new residents in Northwest Arkansas, according to a data analysis of population estimates released today.
View ArticleHolly Murder Trial Delayed
The trial of a Rogers man charged in connection with second-degree murder and first-degree battery in connection with a double stabbing under an Elkins bridge has been delayed again.
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