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Electronic Library For Students Taking Shape

A library of electronic books is being assembled in Fayetteville schools which will officially roll out next month, Fayetteville High School librarian Sarah Roberson told the Fayetteville School Board...

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Community Bands Together To Bring Bikes To Schools

The warehouse at AMP Sign and Banner off the Wishing Springs Trail is packed this week. Reams of paper have been pushed aside to make way for boxes and boxes of bikes. Trek bikes, to be exact. Five...

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Extension Service Reports To Quorum Court

Washington County high school students Austin Hamm of Elkins and Lauren Cheevers of Greenland stood just a few feet away from the Quorum Courtroom entrance bearing big smiles as they shook the hands of...

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Man Charged In Carjacking

Police arrested an Alpena man in connection with a carjacking Wednesday at a car wash on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.

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Olive Loom Wins NWA StartUp Cup

A mother-daughter team won the top spot in the inaugural NWA StartUp Cup.

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Schools Receive Farm To School Grant

The School District will provide more locally grown food for students, thanks to a $99,000 federal grant.

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Springdale Council Considers Salaries

Aldermen threw out several ideas at the City Council budget hearing Thursday, from raising more salaries to cutting them.

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Committee Endorses County Raises

Benton County officials voted Thursday to move forward with a 2 percent raise for employees and elected officials in the 2013 budget.

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Charter School To Move Offices

Administrators for Benton County School of the Arts will open offices on Halsted Circle Dec. 17.

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Bella Vista POA Faces Budget Woes

The Property Owners Association may enter 2013 without a budget after studying a projection developed by board member Randall Gnant, who has a background as a certified auditor.

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Man Pleads Not Guilty To Rape

A Cave Springs man pleaded not guilty Thursday to raping a 14-year-old girl.

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133 lbs. of marijuana seized, two arrested

Two California men were arrested this week after police found 133 pounds of marijuana on an airplane at the Springdale airport.

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I-540 lanes to shut 3 days in Fort Smith

The southbound lanes of Interstate 540 between Arkansas 45 and Arkansas 255 will be closed from Monday through Wednesday next week, the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department's Fort Smith...

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Paper Ballots Wanted

Benton County will go back to paper ballots if the chairman of the Election Commission can gain approval of his plans for elections.

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Fall Leaf Pickup Scheduled

The city will start its annual fall leaf curbside pickup Nov. 26.

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Womack’s Son Faces Charge

The son of 3rd District Rep. Steve Womack, R-Rogers, was arrested Friday.

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Elkins Settles Water Rate Suit

Elkins will pay almost a half-million dollars to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging the city improperly raised water rates.

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Students Decide On Charities To Support

Three charities will benefit from Holt Middle School students learning how to collaborate in a real-life project.

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Upton Files Firing Appeal

A Washington County employee and former county clerk candidate filed a grievance Friday to appeal her firing.

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Two Area Teachers Receive Economics Arkansas Awards

Two Northwest Arkansas teachers were among the dozen educators who received a Bessie B. Moore Award from Economics Arkansas on Nov. 8.

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