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Spring Creek Park Plan Nearing Completion

Downtown creekside parks are moving closer to reality.

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Softball Tournament Plays in New Complex

The parking lot of the new Regional Sports Park complex was full by midday Saturday, except for a row of parking spots hugging the outfield fences of the four softball/baseball diamonds.

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Reported Road Rage Leads to Arrests

Police arrested two men who reportedly pulled a knife on a pair of high school students during a road rage incident Friday afternoon.

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Police Seize Pot, Pills

An undercover investigation led police to nearly 2 pounds of marijuana, 200 pills and $4,825 on Friday.

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Police Link Man to Armed Robbery

A Lincoln man faces felony charges after he reportedly robbed another man at knifepoint on East Rogers Street in Lincoln earlier this week.

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Policy Forces Cancellation of Outside After-School Programs

Hundreds of girls enrolled in an after-school program may end up using outside facilities or waiting until 5:30 p.m. to meet because of new, strict enforcement of a district policy regarding facility use.

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Prevailing Wage Repeal Will Pass, Senator Predicts

A bill to do away with the state’s “prevailing wage” requirement on public works projects will pass, Sen. Kim Hendren, R-Gravette, assured the audience at a forum of local lawmakers Saturday.

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LAWSUITS: January 28th

Jan. 10 State Farm Mutual Auto Ins. Co. v. James D. Risenhoover Nationwide Mutual Insurance v. Kristy Hutcherson State Farm Fire & Casualty Co. and Whitney Vinzant v. Brandon Freeman and Heather Hall

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MARRIAGE LICENSES: January 28th

Jan. 17 Rickey Lee Keith, 23, and Amanda Lee Brewood, 27, both of Siloam Springs Duane Milton Kuske, 75, Bella Vista, and Constance Lorraine Hansen, 78, Bentonville Jose Antonio Teran-Diaz, 20, and...

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Mentors help teens reach their dreams

Leslie Silva, a senior at Har-Ber High School, found encouragement to pursue her dream of attending college, despite challenges that come with being a teen mother and the first in her family to aspire...

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Visions sought for city’s future

Fort Smith is looking for 20 to 30 residents to help map out what the city will look like in the future.

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LR board approves deal as part of park expansion

Little Rock has moved forward with the city’s Parks and Recreation Department plan to expand the 212-acre War Memorial Park.

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Servicemen’s kids aim of school pact

The state Senate passed a bill last week that would add Arkansas to a 43-state compact that waives state-specific academic requirements for the children of active-duty military members who have met...

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PB City Council hits a deadlock on department heads’ residency

Since she became mayor, Debe Hollingsworth and the Pine Bluff City Council have faced one public dispute: the interim police chief’s residency.

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Charges dropped for LR Occupiers

Prosecutors have dropped the charges against the four people arrested in May during the Occupy Little Rock protests.

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NW Arkansas today

QUOTE OF THE DAY “It’s not impossible just because their parents didn’t go to school.” Rhiannon McKee, a Razor COACH mentor at Har-Ber High School in Springdale who helps students pursue their...

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Heroin distribution case postponed

A federal jury trial for eight men accused of operating a heroin distribution ring linked to two deaths and seven non-fatal overdoses among young adults and teenagers in Cabot will be heard in July,...

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Planners To Discuss Alternative Fuel

The owner of a gasoline filling station is hoping to add an alternative fuel source, compressed natural gas, to his operation.

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District Schools Under Construction

Construction happening in the Bentonville School District is expected to relieve some overcrowding.

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Walmart Gives $1 Million For Community Center

The city’s planned community center is one step closer to reality after Parks and Recreation staff announced a $1 million grant from the Walmart Foundation.

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