Bethel Heights News

ANDY SHUPE Northwest Arkansas Times T.J. Wilcox, a driver for Jack's Ice Cream Inc., hands novelty ice cream treats to Alexandra Arruejo and her sister, Vanessa, while driving through a subdivision in Bethel Heights on June 26.

Despite the weak economy, Arkansas fireworks dealers said they expect brisk sales ahead of the Fourth of July.

A new state-of-the-art facility is on its way to Northwest Arkansas. This time, it's a new wastewater treatment facility that, when complete, will serve up to a million people across our area.

More coverage here of dips in sales tax revenue in many Arkansas cities. Some local officials think it's because of the so-called "streamlined sales tax" legislation that directs taxes to the point of sale, not the location of the store that made a sale.

Police are investigating the murder of a 27-year-old man shot dead outside of a Bean Street residence Friday night.

Police Chief Chuck Harmon today released the sequence of escalating events that led to Sunday's drive-by shooting that claimed the life of an 8-year-old girl, while the girl's family urged the members of the two warring groups involved to stop their cycle of revenge.

Prosecutors have charged two men with dozens of counts of forgery as a result of their arrests for making fake identification cards.

Rose Bud High School EAST program kicks off the new year The Rose Bud High School EAST Program started off the new year and the new semester looking forward to projects going on.

BRB Contractors Inc. on Thursday submitted a bid of $24.1 million - more than $5 million under engineers' estimates - to build a sewer plant for the Northwest Arkansas Conservation Authority.

The Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department announced Monday the preferred route for an extension of Arkansas 265 in Springdale and Bethel Heights.

The Arkansas Department of Correction can't accommodate non-English speakers in sex offender treatment and recently asked a judge to drop that requirement for two inmates and not order any others to the ...

January 04, 2009 Blood Center Slates Drives The Community Blood Center of the Ozarks sponsors the following blood drives: Bella Vista -- 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, First United Methodist Church, 20 Boyce Drive ...

Dorothy L. Black, 86, of Lowell, Ark., died Monday, Dec. 22, 2008, at Circle of Life Hospice in Springdale, Ark.

On a day when sharp winds and 13-degree temperatures sent people running through parking lots to the refuge of a warm car, dozens of children walked to Springdale schools without coats, sweaters or even long ...

Lowell will remain with the Springdale ambulance service in 2009 but will move toward establishing its own by 2010.

Here is the closing schedule for public facilities in Northwest Arkansas in observance of Christmas Bella Vista City Hall is closed Thursday and Friday.

Recycling may help save the planet, but it doesn't pay well. Reflecting the national economy, the recyclable market has taken a disastrous hit this fall.

Northwest Arkansas police are searching for a missing teenager, 16-year-old Shelbi Ford, who hasn't been seen for a week.

Benton County Sheriff's investigators believe three men arrested last weekend in connection with fraudulent identification documents coordinated with a larger organization that brings illegal immigrants to the ...

Rolling Hills Baptist Church in Fayetteville hosts an ecumenical Worldwide Candle Lighting Service at 7 p.m. Sunday.