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Expenses claims dip $1 million since 2010

The amount of money that state lawmakers collected in per diem, mileage and expense reimbursements from the state was $1 million lower in 2012 than in 2010.

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13% of ZIP codes on hidden-guns list fake

Three Arkansas concealed-handgun licensees live in the 75502 ZIP code. Two of them are men. The other is a woman. Or at least their names suggest that is the case, according to the Arkansas State...

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Church-shooting witness OKs bill

Sarah Roy remembers the Sunday in 1994 when a man walked into the sanctuary of United Pentecostal Church in Springdale with a sawedoff 12-gauge shotgun and shot his estranged wife twice.

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Area lotteries

Numbers drawn Saturday : Missouri Lotto 18-19-24-29-30-31 Estimated jackpot: $2 million Oklahoma Lotto 4-10-13-22-25 Hot ball: 17 Estimated jackpot: $1.4 million Powerball 5-6-16-36-58 Powerball: 3...

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For 50 years, facility teaches the disabled

Fifty years ago Elizabeth Richardson took up a torch for area schoolchildren who had disabilities beyond what public schools could accommodate.

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Cherokee Nation hands out new ID cards to Arkansans

Dozens of Arkansas residents obtained new Cherokee Nation photo identification citizenship cards Saturday in Rogers.

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USDA proposal targets school a la carte menus

Snacks in schools The U.S. Department of Agriculture has proposed minimum nutritional standards for snack foods sold in schools apart from a school breakfast or lunch.

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Groom’s parents balk at cost of hosting rehearsal dinner

DEAR ABBY: My stepson “Steve” is getting married out of town. His fiancee is an only daughter with three brothers, and her family is throwing a large, traditional, formal wedding.

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RECORDS: February 10

Arrests Bentonville - Joshua Aquila Tippie, 28, of 802 S.E. Falcon No. 20 was arrested Friday in connection with felony terroristic threatening in the first degree and misdemeanor resisting arrest.

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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Briane and Andrew Derousseau of Rogers, a girl, Anna Claire, born Jan. 13, 2013, at Mercy Medical Center in Rogers.

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PUBLIC MEETINGS: February 10

Monday 3:45 p.m. Washington County Job Evaluation/Salary Administration Program — Fifth Floor Conference Room, Washington County Courthouse, 280 N. College Ave. in Fayetteville

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Medical School Evolving

The offerings continue to evolve four years after the first students set foot on the Northwest Arkansas satellite campus of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

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Genocide Expert Back From War Zone

Relentless dust, intense heat and the constant threat of a bomb falling on him were just some of what one Washington County resident experienced during the holiday season.

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Paneitz Appoints Two To Cabinet Status

Becky Paneitz, NorthWest Arkansas Community College president, announced two interim appointments to her college cabinet on Friday.

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Campus Gun Bill Likely To Be Changed, Lawmakers Say

A bill to allow some concealed carry permit holders to bring guns onto public college and university campuses will probably not pass in its current form, a House co-sponsor said Tuesday.

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Sunday Alcohol Sales Gain Momentum

A dozen cities in Arkansas allow retail alcohol sales on Sunday.

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Sheriff's Office Investigating Cable Thefts

The Benton County Sheriff’s Office is investigating numerous thefts involving telephone cable over the past few weeks.

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Police Link Man to Kidnapping

A 28-year-old Springdale man faces felony charges after police said he picked up his 13-year-old girlfriend from school and left town.

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Coroner to 'Spot Check' Nursing Home Deaths

Washington County Coroner Roger Morris decided to check on the death of an elderly nursing home resident with a cracked skull earlier this month.

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Board Revokes Teachers’ Licenses, Cites Violations

The Arkansas Board of Education on Monday revoked the state teaching licenses of two teachers, Keith B. Dooley and Wanda Lee O’Quinn.

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