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QUOTE OF THE DAY “It’s not the materials, it’s the time and the skill. I wish I could have paid some of the people who worked on it.We had professional artists who spent a couple of days working on it...
View ArticleOxford American wins $75,000 grant
The Oxford American magazine announced Thursday that an award-winning online video series by the magazine has won a National Endowment for the Arts grant.
View ArticleFayetteville Fights Off Lady Red’Dogs
Offense was hard to come by most of Thursday night at Harmon Stadium, until one particular six-minute stretch late in the second half.
View ArticleHogs Getting Their Guard Up
With the rim now protected, Arkansas’ basketball team is working on getting its guard up.
View ArticleDemolition Begins On Burned Building
The charred remains of a Thompson Street building started to come down Thursday.
View ArticleChamber Honors Rogers High Students For Grades
Students posed for pictures with friends and proud parents outside the Rogers High School auditorium Thursday following an academic awards ceremony.
View ArticleHar-Ber Students Help Feed Hungry
Just before winter break, Austin Hazelton began to hear some students at his school probably wouldn’t get a holiday dinner.
View ArticleBoard Mulls New High School
The proposal Bentonville School District voters will see this year to build a second high school could come with a price tag of under 3 mills.
View ArticleSome County Voters To Decide Ambulance Fee
Voters in northeastern Benton County will decide July 9 if they will pay $100 a year per household for ambulance service instead of $40.
View ArticleBentonville Farmers Market Opens Saturday
The city has plenty of activities to draw residents outdoors Saturday.
View ArticleBreakfast, Cleanup Set At Rocky Branch
The Rocky Branch Volunteer Fire Department will hold a breakfast fundraiser from 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday, followed by a highway cleanup from 10 a.m. to noon.
View ArticleFoundation, Corps To Finalize Agreement
The Beaver Lake Foundation will officially be up and running following a ceremony at 4 p.m. Tuesday with foundation organizers and the Army Corps of Engineers at Prairie Creek park.
View ArticleHigh School Construction On Schedule
The Board of Education was told a new building with 53 classrooms will be ready for the 2013-14 school year.
View ArticleChildren To Be Celebrated Saturday
Art, music and more are among the events set for a celebration of Arkansas Children’s Week from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the JTL Shop, 614 E. Emma Ave.
View ArticleLake's Boat Ramp Closed Saturday
The Tiree Park boat ramp at Loch Lomond will be closed from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday for Arts in the Park.
View ArticleShots fired into Bentonville club, man arrested
Police arrested a man in connection with multiple shots fired into a private club early this morning, according to the Bentonville Police Department.
View ArticleDetective fired following fight, suspension
Prairie Grove Detective Rex Frederick was fired on Wednesday, nearly two weeks after his involvement in a fight at a local pool hall, Capt. Chris Workman said Friday.
View ArticleNames missing; UA redoing part of walk
When Ciara Coleman was fresh out of high school and scouting colleges, the Senior Walk tradition at the University of Arkansas ranked high on her list of what made the Fayetteville campus immediately...
View ArticleChelsea Clinton fires up students
In many ways, especially regarding technology, today’s young people should lead their parents and grandparents, Chelsea Clinton told a group of 11thand 12th-graders gathered Friday for Global Youth...
View ArticleFaculty at UCA: Open up searches
Faculty members at the University of Central Arkansas hope a recently approved resolution will provide for more open presidential searches than in the past.
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