Johnson 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.

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A small Arkansas college is hoping to make a big impact on economic development in the River Valley.

The Jonesboro Fire Department is on the scene of an apartment fire around the intersection of Johnson and Caraway.

James Boswell's Life of Samuel Johnson may be the greatest biography ever written, but it is also uneven, unbalanced, and anything but definitive.

The decision came following a morning meeting where the board interviewed five construction firms.

Washington County officials discussed Tuesday plans to provide the swine flu vaccine to local residents.

Oxford For five days last week, 113 Johnsonians descended on Pembroke College, Oxford, to celebrate the birth 300 years ago of Samuel Johnson, that Infant Hercules of Toryism, as Boswell memorably called him.

It's all because the facility found a new source of funding. A year ago, the Lincoln Head Start was on the verge of closing.

Departing Fayetteville School District athletic director Dick Johnson will not be taking a job with the Prairie Grove School District, Superintendent Randy Willison said Monday.

Health care professionals at the University of Arkansas are leading the campaign to prevent the H1N1 virus from spreading on campus, but several hundred often overlooked university staff are also playing an important role.

An all-night Springdale restaurant described as a "Waffle House for the Latino community" received approval today from the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board to serve beer, though customers will not be able to order beer all night.

By pushing traffic flow to the outside of campus, ASU hopes to be safer for pedestrians.

An accident at the intersection of Gee Street and Dan Avenue on Tuesday has left a Region 8 teenager in critical condition.

Al-Mefty quits chair Ossama al-Mefty , chair of the Neurosurgery Department and one of the most celebrated doctors at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, has stepped down from that position, Dean Debra H. Fiser informed the school Monday.

A tug of war has been going on over a fast food restaurant in Washington County.

The next week will be a busy one on the campus of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.

All taxes from sales at the Sonic Drive-In go to Fayetteville despite the fact that eight intercom-equipped parking spaces to which carhops deliver orders are located in Johnson.

All taxes from sales at the Sonic Drive-In go to Fayetteville despite the fact that eight intercom-equipped parking spaces to which carhops deliver orders are located in Johnson.

All taxes from sales at the Sonic Drive-In go to Fayetteville despite the fact that eight intercom-equipped parking spaces to which carhops deliver orders are located in Johnson.