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Hobbs Sets Weekend Program, Kayak Tours

A deadly fungus is wiping out entire species of amphibians around the world, and Julia Sonn, a doctoral candidate at Tulane University, will present a program about the disease at 2 p.m. Saturday at...

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Airport Commissioners OK Project

Airport commissioners expressed mixed emotions Monday about the low bids received for an apron rehabilitation project on the east side of the Rogers Municipal Airport runway.

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AT A GLANCE: School Filings

At A Glance School Filings A contested race developed Monday in the Springdale School Board elections.

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Commission Recommends Rezoning

New office buildings could go up along Crossover Road if the City Council approves a rezoning request in the coming weeks.

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Guilty Pleas Entered In Federal Meth Case

Five people pleaded guilty in federal court Monday to their various roles in a Springdale methamphetamine distribution ring that was busted last fall.

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Ambulance Service Fee On Ballot Today

Voters in the Northeast Benton County Fire Department’s emergency medical services district will decide today on a proposed $60 per year increase in the dues they pay for ambulance service.

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Bentonville Reviewing Solicitation Ordinance

Regulations for door-to-door sales are back on the City Council agenda tonight with revisions to an ordinance aldermen sent back to the city’s legal staff last month.

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Illinois River Splash Set For July 20

The Illinois River Watershed Partnership will hold the Illinois River Splash on July 20.

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Commissioners OK Pharmacy Plans

Bella Vista Planning Commission members voted Monday night to approve plans for a new pharmacy in the city.

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Baber Pleads Not Guilty

An Elkins woman pleaded not guilty Monday to charges she attempted to hire someone to kill her ex-husband.

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Teen held in Fort Smith as knife-robbery suspect

A 17-yearold boy suspected of robbing a pet-grooming business employee at knifepoint and of burglarizing a store and committing theft in Crawford County is being held in the Sebastion County Juvenile...

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The state/region in brief

Plant thieves hit Blytheville’s hub BLYTHEVILLE — Businesses in downtown Blytheville are asking for help in catching thieves who have been stealing plants that are part of a beautification effort.

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NOTEWORTHY DEATH

Author specialized in colonial era NEW YORK — Edmund S. Morgan, a leading scholar of the colonial era who helped reinvigorate the reputations of the founding fathers, probed the country’s racial and...

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NW Arkansas today

QUOTE OF THE DAY “I think we’ve all grown accustomed to paying for services like trash, water, sewer and pest control.We also need to understand that recycling is a service that’s being provided. It’s...

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Aldermen Approve New Fire Station

The Fire Department and Police Department got early Christmas presents Tuesday when aldermen approved the design of a fire station and buying special weapons and tactical team vehicle.

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Charter Group Holds First Meeting

Parents heard details about Ozark College and Career Academy for the first time Tuesday night

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Downtown Plan Approved

The city now has a downtown plan, even if it doesn’t have the money to carry it out.

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New Date for Frankenhauser Capital Murder Trial

Another trial date has been set for a man accused of gunning down his girlfriend in August.

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Springdale Man Won’t Be Retried

A Springdale man whose rape trial ended in mistrial because of a hung jury last year will not be tried again.

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Juvenile Charged As Adult In Robbery

Washington County prosecutors wasted no time bringing adult felony charges against a juvenile who police say attacked a woman Saturday on a Fayetteville trail.

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