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Arrests Fayetteville Melanie Smith, 34, of 3607 Clabber Creek Boulevard in Fayetteville was arrested Friday in connection with felony aggravated assault, public intoxication, criminal mischief and...
View ArticleSpringdale Special Election Runoff
The runoff for the Springdale City Council special election is Tuesday. Polling sites are open from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Polling sites for precincts 7, 14 and 27 are new, replacing the site at Smith...
View ArticleSheriff’s Request Prompts Look At County Pay
Sheriff Kelley Cradduck will continue to pursue raises for his employees, arguing they are needed to sustain and reward the level of professionalism he requires and residents deserve.
View ArticleHotel Business Picking Up
Droves of Hog fans heading to the first home football game filled area hotels this weekend, but increased tourist attractions and youth sporting events are pulling more visitors to the area year-round.
View ArticleBoozman: Farm Debate Will Go Past Month’s End
Congress will likely extend the current farm program through 2013 while it works on a compromise bill, Sen. John Boozman, R-Ark., said Friday.
View ArticleSimmons Siloam Springs Plant Evacuated
More than 30 people were taken to a hospital Saturday after they experienced respiratory problems while working in a Simmons Foods plant in Siloam Springs.
View ArticleSheriff’s Request Prompts Look At County Pay
Sheriff Kelley Cradduck will continue to pursue raises for his employees, arguing they are needed to sustain and reward the level of professionalism he requires and residents deserve.
View ArticleBentonville Board Tries Again
The School Board hopes the third time will be a charm when it asks voters for money to build a second high school Sept. 17.
View ArticleThree injured in Springdale shooting
Three people with gunshot wounds were admitted to Northwest Medical Center following reports of a shooting late Saturday at Y Liquors, 1817 S. Thompson.
View ArticleAmmonia leak clears Tyson plant
An ammonia leak late Saturday led to the evacuation of a chicken processing plant at 400 W. Olrich St.
View ArticleNo Soliciting Signs Available
Residents can pick up or print out “no soliciting” signs from the city.
View ArticleLake Keith Work To Begin Soon
The Arkansas Game & Fish Commission will start draining Lake Keith in Cave Springs next month to prepare for development of a 31-acre watershed sanctuary around the lake.
View ArticleOzark Regional Transit, Fayetteville Teaming Up On Projects
Ozark Regional Transit is working with Razorback Transit and the city to make bus stops on North Front Street and Huntsville Road a little nicer and easier to access.
View ArticleUA Design Center Nets Awards
A project envisioning a system of streetcars on College Avenue and Dickson Street has been named one of 65 recipients of this year’s American Architecture Awards.
View ArticleAmmonia Leak Clears Tyson Plant
An ammonia leak late Saturday led to the evacuation of a chicken processing plant at 400 W. Olrich St.
View ArticleThree Injured In Springdale Shooting
Three people with gunshot wounds were admitted to Northwest Medical Center-Springdale following reports of a shooting late Saturday at Y Liquors, 1817 S. Thompson.
View ArticleSchool changes causing concerns
A working mother of four, a rancher with grandchildren and an assistant college professor share concerns over new state standards that set expectations for what students should learn in literacy and...
View ArticleRun For A Child
Children, runners and superheroes of all ages filled Pinnacle Hills Promenade Monday for the 10th annual Race for a Child.
View ArticleFederal Lawsuits Filed Over Liquor Permits
A lawsuit brought by Bentonville resident Robert McCurry against the state’s Alcoholic Beverage Control Division in federal court questions the constitutionality of state liquor laws.
View ArticleRogers Retools Sixth-Grade Math, Reading Curriculum
Sixth-grade curriculum got a makeover in reading and math classes this fall in Rogers schools.
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