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Guard trains for air assaults

Sgt. 1st Class Roland Byers’ voice boomed over the helicopter’s pounding rotors as the pilots lowered it onto a field of tall grass at Fort Chaffee.

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Back-to-school savings sought

Karen Layson of Huntsville no longer drives 67 miles to Branson to buy things for her grandkids on the first weekend of August.

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White elephant sale: Giant Whirlpool site

One of the largest private industrial complexes for sale today in America sits in Northwest Arkansas, on 151 acres in Fort Smith.

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BIRTHS

Birth announcements.

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If the Dry Spell Ends

BENTONVILLE — Liquor licenses will be a hot commodity if voters approve a November measure to let the state’s second-largest county go “wet,” said Michael Langley, director of the state Alcoholic...

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Public Meetings

Upcoming public meetings.

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Mother Dies Helping Children

A 39-year-old Rogers woman drowned Saturday morning in Beaver Lake off Monte Ne Road in Benton County.

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Emma Avenue To Close

Construction will close part of Emma Avenue for two weeks beginning at 8 a.m. Monday.

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Bond Election Aug. 14

The city needs approval of a bond issue to bring in more sales tax, said Mayor Doug Sprouse.

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Municipal Filings

The following candidates filed for municipal office in Washington County since the filing period opened July 27. Filing continues through Aug. 17. Voters will make their choices during the Nov. 6...

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City Eyes Wedington Corridor

City officials want residents’ help to determine the look and feel of Wedington Drive west of Interstate 540.

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Campus Upgraded

It’s quiet today, but in a couple of weeks, Fayetteville High School will buzz with activity.

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Committee Reviews Changes To Sign Ordinance

ROGERS — A rewrite of the city sign ordinance is expected to impact placement of billboards and political signs in the future.

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Pullet Show Set For Aug. 25

BENTONVILLE — The annual 4-H Pullet Show and Sale will be held Aug. 25 at the Benton County Fairgrounds.

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Center Aims To End Child Abuse

BENTONVILLE — Victor Vieth believes the National Child Protection Training Center can end child abuse in three generations.

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Educator To Speak At Forum

BENTONVILLE — Will Richardson will speak at a 21st Century Community Forum event Thursday.

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Chase Ends With Driver Being Shot With Stun Gun

A Westville, Okla., man was arrested Tuesday morning after fleeing from police in Arkansas and Oklahoma, authorities said.

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Love’s Looking For Land

The first commercial development near the planned Don Tyson Interchange surfaced Tuesday at the Springdale Planning Commission.

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Tourism Money Flows Into City

An influx of leisure travelers is paying big dividends to the city’s Advertising and Promotion Commission.

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Committee Eyes Ambulance Service

Benton County officials held an impromptu discussion on emergency medical services Tuesday, agreeing only there seems to be no solution at hand as work begins on next year’s budget.

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