Farmington News

Fayetteville Police are on the hunt for a man who reportedly groped one woman and flashed another early this weekend on the Fayetteville trail system in Washington County.

The Arkansas Activities Association Board of Directors released the conference alignments for the 2010-11 school years recently.

U.S. Sen. Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., is co-sponsoring a bill that would change how schools are evaluated for adequate yearly progress under the No Child Left Behind education law.

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Thursday's rain storm caused problems throughout Northwest Arkansas, from streets to front yards.

Brooke McNeely Farmington sophomore Deon Clay tackles an Ozark player Friday, Sept.

Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Larry Echo Hawk pledged support Thursday for Navajo Agricultural Products Industry, which manages the federally funded Navajo Indian Irrigation Project.

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A pair of untimely penalties and a costly fourth quarter miscue were Farmingtona s undoing in Friday nighta s season opener at Glenn W. Black Stadium.

Noposition group escaped scrutiny after head coach Tracy Sutton watched the video of Greenlanda s 42-20 loss to Farmington in Monday nighta s scrimmage.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/BOB COLEMAN Store opening Chris Latino of Farmington hangs on as he places letters on a sign on West Walnut Street in Rogers on Tuesday afternoon.

A customer survey taken by the Washington Water Authority revealed customers could be in favor of some sort of leak protection added to their bills.

A west Washington County farming family has filed for a second time its lawsuit against a Farmington veterinarian they claim failed to properly sterilize their bull.

A Farmington man facing capital murder charges in the June 26 slaying of his former girlfriend pleaded innocent Monday.

BROOKE McNEELY Northwest Arkansas Times Ricky Anderson appears before Judicial Officer Ray Reynolds for his arraignment Monday at the Washington County Detention Center.

ANTHONY REYES Northwest Arkansas Times Tony Hardin can often be seen flying over the skies of Fayetteville in his powered parachute that he operates from his home in Fayetteville.

In case you missed it, Route 50 of the Ozark Regional Transit is up and running.

Fayetteville's Bikes, Blues & BBQ rally is teaming up with Habitat for Humanity for a charity golf tournament to fund a "biker-built" home during next year's festival.

A revised sewer contract with the city of Farmington was considered Tuesday by the Fayetteville City Council Water and Sewer Committee.

A Fayetteville man accused of pointing a rifle at two newspaper carriers earlier this month was taken into police custody Monday.