Little Flock News

The Engles' story began more than 20 years ago in Tulsa, when David worked as a sales manager and Beverly baked chocolate-chip cookies as a stay-at-home mom.

The Little Flock Fire Department, 1414 Little Flock Drive, will host a Kids' Fest on July 18 at the Little Flock City Park, next to the fire station.

Benton County Democrats are set for their annual rally, said Charles Aldrich of Rogers, one of the organizers of the rally.

Once you know, how can you not? : Beverly and David Engle have been helping abused women and children in Benton County for 20 years.

The names of seven babies now adorn plaques outside the Children's Advocacy Center of Benton County.

For about an hour Friday afternoon, Mother Nature hammered the county with straight-line winds that ripped down power lines and tree limbs, lightning that lit up the darkened skies and torrents of rain that flooded some streets.

Featuring northwest Arkansas' finest in fresh, locally grown vegetables and fruits, herbs, bedding plants, perennials, cut flowers and handicrafts.

Hopping with business travelers all week, hotels across northwest Arkansas are normally a bit quieter on the weekends.

Charles Robert Boos,35,501 S.Oak Hill St., Siloam Springs. Charged with failure to appear.

When management at Fastlane Entertainment - the 75,000-square-foot bowling, laser tag, go-cart and arcade center - wants its mail, it's hardly a matter of walking to the end of its property at 1117 N. Dixieland ...

On Wednesday, Gentry police arrested Nolan Biesanz Jr., 39, and his wife, Melissa Lee Biesanz, 36, both of Gentry, according to a news release from the Gentry Police Department.

Students at Decatur's Northside Elementary School recently raised $361 for the Benton County Children's Advocacy Center through an aluminum-can drive.

Frederick Brooks is charged with misdemeanor cruelty to animals after he killed his girlfriend's puppy during an argument early Sunday morning.

A former Rogers High School teacher permanently lost his teaching license after pleading guilty to Arizona charges earlier this year.

A 29-year-old Pea Ridge man died in a police officerinvolved shooting at the dead man's home on McCulloch Street.

Shots fired on Mc-Culloch Street shortly after 9 p.m. Wednesday ended in a death.