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View ArticleMeeting Information: Springdale City Council
Springdale City Council When: 6 p.m. Tuesday Where: City Council Chambers, City Administration Building
View ArticleAccident Victim’s Name Released
Police have identified the man killed Sunday in a crash on Sunset Avenue as Roberto Soto-Rivera.
View ArticlePedestrian Safety Tops Board Meeting
A parent asked the Bentonville School Board to work with others in the community to provide better pedestrian safety for students during a regular meeting Monday.
View ArticleForum Finishes With A Bang
A forum for city council candidates that started slow ended with a bang Monday.
View ArticleBeechcraft Airplane Makes Belly Landing
A rough landing resulted in an emergency call at Rogers Municipal Airport on Monday.
View Article‘Living Forest’ Set At Hobbs
Mother Nature will introduce her many forest friends this weekend at Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area Visitor Center.
View ArticleOpera Performs For Students In Cafeteria
Students at Shaw Elementary impressed Cynthia Voss as they watched live opera in their school’s cafeteria.
View ArticleSales Tax Revenue Climbs
Sales tax collections for the year are up in Bentonville and Springdale, and increases in Rogers and Fayetteville will probably mean those cities will break previous annual collection records.
View ArticleVolunteer officer to face rape count
A Crawford County volunteer reserve deputy is expected to be returned to Van Buren from Oklahoma today after waiving extradition on a rape warrant issued in Crawford County.
View ArticleGreat Passion Play faces final act
With only four performances of the Great Passion Play in Eureka Springs remaining for the season, the future of the long-running outdoor drama remains uncertain.
View ArticleRivers and Trails opening Fayetteville regional office
The National Park Service’s Rivers and Trails program is opening its first office in Arkansas in a partnership with the University of Arkansas and the city of Fayetteville.
View ArticleFor arts center, a change of plans
The Walton Arts Center is expanding on its Fayetteville campus, but the University of Arkansas’ decision to build a performing arts hall has changed the size and cost of the arts center’s plans.
View ArticleBerdine Re-Enters Race
Alderman Earl Berdine is back in the race for a seat on the City Council less than two weeks after announcing he was moving out of state. Berdine, runn
View ArticleCandidates Hate Taxes, Love Roads
The five candidates running for two positions on the Lowell City Council agreed on two points — they hate taxes but support the proposed state half-cent sales tax increase on the November ballot for...
View ArticleRivers, trails program to open office in NW Arkansas
The University of Arkansas has announced that the Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance Program of the National Park Service is setting up an office on the university’s Fayetteville campus.
View ArticleMathias Celebrates New Trees
Children at Joe Mathias Elementary School welcomed five trees to the playground Thursday: Bob, Bob Junior, Captain McLeafy, Oreo and Tim Treebow.
View ArticleDixieland Traffic To Be Delayed
Drivers on Dixieland Road south of Hudson Road may experience delays today.
View ArticleFire Department Sets Membership Meeting
The Rocky Branch Fire Protection Association will hold its annual membership meeting at 7 p.m. Saturday at Bland Chapel United Methodist Church, 8530 Twin Coves Road in the Rocky Branch community.
View ArticleWedington Plan Kicks Off
Rush-hour traffic Thursday on Wedington Drive didn’t stop dozens of people from coming to the first of several input sessions that could guide growth on the city’s west side.
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