William Storey Running For Fayetteville District Judge
Washington County Circuit Judge William Storey says he is running for Fayetteville District Judge.
View ArticleSesame Street aims to talk jail with kids
Sesame Street is establishing a program for children with incarcerated parents and their caregivers, called Little Children, Big Challenges : Incarceration.
View ArticleCouncil approves recycling talks
Maumelle will begin negotiations to have single-stream recycling services with Waste Management of Arkansas that is expected to cost residents $3.07 per month, the Maumelle City Council said Monday night.
View ArticleAldermen Review Solicitation Law
Jason Carter is tired of pushy salespeople knocking on his front door.
View ArticleElkins High School Nears Completion
A new high school is moving toward completion and officials are hopeful it will be ready for students when school opens on Aug. 19.
View ArticleDelay Sought In Murder Trial
A man accused of fatally shooting a woman in the head in August is seeking to delay his capital murder trial to allow further mental testing.
View ArticleStorey Announces For Fayetteville District Judge
Washington County Circuit Judge William Storey is running for Fayetteville District judge.
View ArticleBookmobile Helps Students With Summer Reading
Lee Elementary School’s bookmobile gives students access to books over the summer when they might not have the opportunity to obtain books, said Molly Brock, assistant principal.
View ArticleDowntown Plan Needs Community Support
A proposed plan to revitalize downtown met with approval at a public hearing, but several people said making the plan a reality will take a huge effort.
View ArticleSchool Nearing Goal
The New Technology High School has 292 students set to enroll when it opens in August, just short of officials’ goal of 300, director Lance Arbuckle said.
View ArticleAT A GLANCE: Commission Action
At A Glance Commission Action Rogers Planning Commission met Tuesday and approved: • An application by Hook Line & Sinker requesting a permit to expand their business to sell boats and marine...
View ArticleCharity Helps Job Seekers
Landing the interview may be the first step in getting the job, but members of a new Rogers nonprofit group say they will help to better equip women re-entering the work force.
View ArticleSchool Board Races Take Shape
Candidates for school board seats in Benton County are gathering signatures on petitions in advance of the filing period that opens July 2 and ends July 9.
View ArticleDefense Seeks Another Evaluation For Proffitt
Attorneys for a Rogers man accused of killing an 11-month-old boy want a mental evaluation done by a defense expert.
View ArticlePond Drained In Search For Evidence
Benton County Sheriff’s Office deputies spent Monday and Tuesday draining a pond in search of evidence.
View ArticlePlanners Rezone Property
The Planning Commission rezoned property off Southwest Been Road to medium-density residential Tuesday night, paving the way for a multifamily housing development north of The Links at Rainbow Curve.
View ArticleMercy Opens New Program
A new Senior Behavioral Health Program opens Monday on the seventh floor of Mercy Medical Center.
View ArticleBenton County pond search connected to missing teen
Benton County sheriff's detectives received an anonymous letter that the body of a missing Pea Ridge teenager may be in a pond off Arkansas 94. April Dawn Andrews, 15, left her home at Kings Lane...
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