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UAPD receives first ever anonymous rape report
The Arkansas Traveler's Baily McBride reports today that the UAPD received its first ever anonymous rape report when a woman told UA police she was raped at a fraternity house but wants no investigation to take place.
EDITORIALS Donald Harington, 73
"There must be no endings!" - Donald Harington January 26, 1991 A STATE isn't just a geographical designation.
New Signage Keeps Cyclists Off Section of Fayetteville Trail
Officials say there is another hazard on the Fayetteville trail system. Parks and Recreation officials say new signage for bicylists could help cut down on accidents, if cyclists obey the new signs.
Grant paves way for Oak Ridge Trail construction
Thanks to a grant awarded to the City of Fayetteville, trail-goers will soon have a new half-mile branch that runs through the University of Arkansas.
Police on the Hunt for Man Who Groped and Flashed Women on Fayetteville Trails
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.
Runners Race to Save Fayetteville National Cemetery
The local runners laced up their shoes for the first annual Veterans Memorial 5K Race in Fayetteville today.
Fayetteville had to borrow the red carpet from Hollywood this week as the city held its first annual 540 Film Fest.
Fayetteville Man Raising Money for Heart Transplant
A Fayetteville man is fighting for his life, and now looking to the community for help winning the battle.
Fayetteville High School Price Not Right
The school district on Sept. 5 asked voters to approve a 4.9-mill increase in the districta s property tax rate to raise the revenue to finance the project.
Fayetteville - The changes in Bentonville over the last several decades will be the topic of remarks to be delivered Wednesday at the University of Arkansas in nearby Fayetteville.
Parents warned of jimson weed poisoning after local students are hospitalized
Earlier today, Fayetteville school officials began phoning information to parents of students in grades 6-12 warning of the dangers of jimson weed after five students ingested the poisonous plant during the school day yesterday.
Like it is: - They're Ok' critique disrespectful to Hogs
Ron English, the head coach of the Eastern Michigan Eagles, was at Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville on Saturday night.
Special prosecutor ordered in UA basketball rape case
An investigation into an alleged sexual assault on the University of Arkansas campus has resurfaced as Washington County Circuit Judge William A. Storey has filed an order today asking for a recommendation for a special prosecutor to take over the case.
Night Lights Means More Can Use Fayetteville Trails in the Dark
Fayetteville city trail officials have decided citizens could use a lot more night lights, but not inside their homes.
Dozens of folks are milling outside the door of LifeSource International along South School Street in Fayetteville.
isn't traveling to Fayetteville, Ark.
The sports staff will not be traveling Saturday to Fayetteville, Ark. for Eastern Michigan's 6 p.m. CDT football game against Arkansas.
Olmert says Israel was justified in attack on Gaza
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert says his country was justified in its military offensive into Gaza last December.
Students Protest Arkansas Speech
Fayetteville - A speech by former Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert has drawn protesters at Fayetteville.
Justice Department clears agreement between Morning News, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
The Justice Department has cleared the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Inc. and Stephens Media LLC to combine their operations in northwest Arkansas, and the newly formed company will start publishing newspapers on Sunday.
Department of Justice approves newsp...
Clockwise from top-left: Jeff Jeffus, a vice president with the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Inc., will continue to run the Democrat-Gazette operations in addition to being president of the new company; Rusty Turner, editor of The Morning News, will continue in that role, but his duties will expand to include the papers other than the Northwest ...
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