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Arrests and Accidents

Arrests and Accidents

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Presentation Remembers Martin Luther King Jr

The song “Take My Hand, Precious Lord” always will remind Jerry Moore of the day in 1968 Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. Moore, director of NorthWest Arkansas Community College’s Upward Bound...

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Quorum Court OKs Sheriff’s Vehicles

Benton County Sheriff’s Office deputies will sport a new look soon as the Quorum Court on Thursday approved $255,000 to buy 10 Chevrolet Tahoes for the department.

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Attorneys Want Mental Evaluation For Holly

Defense attorneys for the man accused of killing a 6-year-old girl in November want a mental evaluation for their client. Zachary Holly, 28, of Bentonville is charged in connection with capital...

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Board Moves Forward With Demographer

The School Board gave a committee the ability to select a demographer firm to help pinpoint growth numbers during a special meeting Thursday.

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Restaurant Tax Revenue Up

November 2011 was a big month for the Bentonville Advertising and Promotion Commission as visitors to the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art poured into the city for a first glimpse of the...

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‘Geek The Library’ Set for Feb. 2

The Rogers Public Library will Geek the Library 2.0 on Feb. 2.

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Disposal, Fuel-Tank Violations Penalized

Representatives of a Fort Smith business that cleaned shop towels have agreed to pay a $10,000 penalty to settle claims that the company improperly stored and disposed of hazardous waste, according to...

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Police Suspect Foul Play In Death

Fort Smith police detectives Friday continued the homicide investigation of a 50-yearold Fort Smith woman who was found dead in her home Thursday afternoon.

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Backlog Immense; Judge Orders City To Restore Clerks

Madison County District Court relied on a single court clerk for eight months after the Huntsville mayor prohibited two additional clerks from working for the court as part of a dispute over its...

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LR Teacher Gets 4 Months, Plea Deal In Sex Abuse Case

A fired private-school teacher and coach was sentenced Thursday to four months in jail for sexually abusing a student over an 18-month period in a plea deal that requires her to testify against her...

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3 Days Of Road Work To Slow I-540 Stretch

Residents navigating parts of Interstate 540 in Fort Smith and Van Buren should expect delays Monday morning as work begins on the interstate. Left lanes going north and south between Arkansas 22 to...

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Har-Ber Students Win Grant

Har-Ber High School has been chosen as one of 25 high schools from across the U.S. and Canada to receive a $2,000 grant through Project Ignition, a service-learning teen driver safety program. Project...

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Zones May Change

A growing School District means new attendance maps for Rogers students — and the move of all Westside Elementary School students from the Rogers High School zone to the Heritage High School zone.

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Dissolving Group May Delay Project

The City Council learned complying with the wishes of November’s voters could delay a major sewage project.

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Regulator Damaged At Electric Substation

Police are looking for a person who broke into a Carroll Electric substation through a cut fence and caused tens of thousands of dollars in damage.

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GreenPlay To Present Study Report

The Property Owners Association’s final amenities study report will be presented at 6 p.m. Thursday at Riordan Hall, 3 Riordan Drive.

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Former Constable Faces Felony Charge

A former Washington County constable was arrested Friday in connection with a felony charge accusing him of impersonating a police officer.

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Davis Named New President

Dana Davis has been named the new president and CEO of the Bentonville/Bella Vista Chamber of Commerce, it was announced Friday in a news release.

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City Council Agenda Includes Meeting Times

The City Council will hold its first regular meeting of the new year at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Highlands Crossing Center.

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