Winslow News

Tim West, 72, of Winslow thought he would be discovered as an important artist one day, but it would be after he had died.

As promised, ladies and gentlemen, here are some of the pictures I took on the second leg of my vacation.

ANTHONY REYES Northwest Arkansas Times Terri Underhill, clerk at the Winslow Library, right, helps Cole and Caroline Penick sign up for cards for the Washington County Library System on Saturday at the library in the former Winslow High School.

The Washington County Fire Marshal's Office has investigated six fires during the past week, two of which are suspected to be arson.

Fayetteville police officers arrested a Winslow man in connection with a burglary at a pharmacy last month.

The school district is working with a group of Winslow residents in an effort to reopen the cafeteria/gymnasium building on the former Winslow Elementary School campus, Superintendent Roland Smith said Tuesday.

COURTESY Jim Johnson, left, was presented the prestigious Paul Harris Fellowship Award by Springdale Rotary President Blake Hanby, right.

ANTHONY REYES Northwest Arkansas Times Marcella Thompson, right, talks with Bobbi Johnson about a yellow iris Thompson had for sale at her stand May 16 at the Fayetteville Farmers' Market on the Fayetteville Square.

With the school year winding down, Superintendent Roland Smith said Tuesday he hopes to finish the fiscal year with a balance of $200,000, up from previous predictions of $150,000. Patrons heard the positive news about finances at Smith's monthly town meeting.

A Washington County man faces a felony charge for allegedly shooting a gun during an argument with his neighbor.

If it is difficult to sort out those being helped by an annual Easter feed charity event from its volunteers, it's because they're often one and the same.