Tull News

Julia Jones, 6, left, and Chasity Jones, 7, both of the Tull community, sit intently eating their popcorn and watching a movie at Herzfeld Memorial Library in Benton on Monday.

News Briefs Story date: May 29, 2009 Hickey pool to open Saturday M.J. Hickey pool, originally scheduled to open Memorial Day, is now scheduled to open at 11 a.m. Saturday for the season.

The Grant County Election Commission has voted to change the polling site for Simpson 1 Township in an effort to make it more handicap accessible.

A Tornado Watch is in effect for parts of southeast Arkansas until 5:00 p.m. The storms are forming ahead of a low pressure system moving from Texas to northwest Arkansas.

A widely-known megachurch founded by an architect of the religious right and seen as a national political force selected a grandson of Billy Graham on Sunday as its new leader.

With significant improvements already completed or under way, the city of Bentonville continues to set the stage for the opening of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and bolster the downtown Bentonville ...

The 6-foot bronze firefighter statue was purchased soon after Turtle Creek volunteer firefighter Paul Baker died in 2007.

Today is the moment of truth for John David Lindsey Development, when it will ask the Rogers City Council for a new zoning for property at First Street and Glendale Lane.

Talking about a city employee's bonus or salary in executive session violates The Arkansas Freedom of Information Act, a Little Rock attorney said.

Saline County's historic courthouse in Downtown Benton is about to add to its history.

Options for redesigning the Fayetteville High School campus, approving bonds for an improvement project at Happy Hollow Elementary School and delaying the redrawing of attendance zones are just some of the ...

The Tull Marshal's Office no longer exists. A Memorandum of Understanding signed by both the Town of Tull and the Grant County Sheriff's Office puts into effect an agreement between the two for the Grant County ...

Even together, they may not qualify as an institution. But there are people who say the pair of longtime Saline County public servants come about as close as you can get.

The Arkansas Fallen Firefighters' Memorial made a brief stop in Sheridan on Saturday.