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Senators Approve $4.7 Million For Arkansas Projects
U.S. Senators Blanche Lincoln and Mark Pryor today announced that the Senate Appropriations Committee has approved the Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill, 2009, containing $4.7 ...
Marshall convicted of drug charges
A Fayetteville man was found guilty Tuesday after a prosecutor told the jury not to believe the "dope fairy "put prescription drugs in a shoe in his toolbox.
Hillside flasher arrested while out on bond
A west Washington County man convicted several times on indecent exposure charges has been arrested again while he was out on bond while appealing his latest conviction.
Washington County's 'Hillside Flasher' Arrested Again
A Washington County man with a history of indecent exposure arrests has been arrested again.
FAYETTEVILLE - Former Arkansas football star Bruce James is one of nine new inductees set to enter the school's Hall of Honor.
Agency on roads qualifies in region
The Northwest Arkansas Regional Mobility Authority now has enough participants to seat a board of directors, mull over highway programs and how to fund them with a mix of federal, state and local dollars.
Lincoln school providing free meals this summer
Lincoln Public Schools is opening up its elementary cafeteria doors this summer and providing free breakfast and lunch to students and adults in the west Washington County community.
Early voting set for three elections
Three elections will be held in Benton County on June 10, and early voting for each of the three begins on June 3 and ends June 9, Benton County Clerk Mary Lou Slinkard said in a June 2 press release.
Profiles in Jazz by Emily Kaitz
His day job used to be teaching jazz drumming at Webster University in St. Louis. These days it's being a psychiatric clinical nurse specialist.
Deadline for personal property assessments looming Saturday
The deadline for personal property and commercial assessments is Saturday. Personal property assessments may be done in person today in the Washington County Assessor's Fayetteville, Lincoln or Springdale ...
Lincoln Says Benefits For Veterans Lagging
Arkansas News Bureau * dthompson@arkansasnews.com FAYETTEVILLE - Years of rising college costs mean the federal GI Bill now pays only a fraction of higher-education expenses, Sen.
Senator to be in El Dorado today
U.S. Senator Blanche Lincoln will honor Arkansas's service members during her statewide Veterans and Citizen Soldiers Tour during Congress' annual Memorial Day work period, May 27-29. Lincoln will meet with ...
Corridors a question for county zoning
It is uncertain if and when a decision will be made to zone Washington County's highway corridors, but County Planning Director Juliet Richey plans to enlighten some justices of the peace on what already exists ...
School board election filing begins June 18
Summer isn't a season when many people think much about school business, but it is still an important time for board of education members.
Community development group fades away
The South Fayetteville Community Development Center started with high ideals and then, over time, just disappeared.
Lincoln students will pay more for meals next year
The school district became the latest one in Washington County to approve an increase in meal prices at the Board of Education's regular meeting Monday.
Lincoln teenagers plead innocent to starting car fire
A Lincoln High School senior and a former student pleaded innocent Monday to charges related to torching a teacher's car in retaliation for sending the senior to the principal's office.
A twist of fate : Historical documents show Washington County is...
“Topography has nothing to do with it.”
Seems like Washington County always misses the big storms, right ? That some gravitation force or the shape of the hills prevents tornadoes from reaching the cities ? But according to a National Weather Service ... via Northwest Arkansas Times
Elkins residents to vote on proposed sales tax in August
“When you (dig ) a hole in the ground and take up that pipe, you better prepare for your city to expand”
The city might step up its sales tax by a penny come Aug. 12. On Thursday night, the Elkins City Council unanimously voted to hold a special election that day to let citizens choose whether they want to have ... via Benton County Daily Record
Deadline for personal property assessments is May 31
The deadline for personal property and commercial assessments is May 31. Personal property assessments may be done in person in the Washington County Assessor's Fayetteville, Lincoln or Springdale offices. via Northwest Arkansas Times