NWAonline stories: Bentonville

ROGERS Jaylah Prude made Fayetteville s first field goal of the fourth quarter with 1 minute, 27 seconds left in the game, but it didn t matter.

Benton County’s new office in Rogers is taking shape and officials expect to open for business March 1 at the 15th and Walnut streets location.

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Teenagers will be able to hear from, ask questions and connect with local entrepreneurs and business leaders through the new Leaders of Bentonville series at the public library.

John Guerra may soon be in a Benton County courtroom to face charges in connection with a Springdale murder case.

A Rogers man was sentenced to 16 years in prison after admitting to having a sexual relationship with a 13-year-old girl.

A Rogers man was placed on five years of state-supervised probation for secretly recording a 15-year-old.

NorthWest Arkansas Community College is expecting enrollment this semester to drop by as much as 8 percent from last spring semester, said Evelyn Jorgenson, college president.

Calvin White, Jr., director of the African and African American Studies program at the University of Arkansas and an associate professor of history, will be the featured speaker at the annual Martin Luther King Jr. presentation at NorthWest Arkansas Community College on Jan. 23.

Keith A. Peterson has been named dean of workforce development at NorthWest Arkansas Community College. He will begin his new duties Tuesday.

A double-decker billboard on the corner of South Walton Boulevard and Southwest 24th Street will be removed as the City Council authorized an exception to city regulations related to billboards.

Benton County justices of the peace said Tuesday they'll wait for the vote of the people before making decisions on rural ambulance service.

The second in a series of town hall meetings on Benton County’s proposal to fund rural ambulance service is set for 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Highfill City Hall, 15036 W. Highway 12.

A Bella Vista man is being held in the Benton County Jail on a $250,000 bond in connection with a threat to a circuit judge.

This year’s early and extreme winter weather has probably affected The Rink at Lawrence Plaza more than visitor numbers show, said David Wright, parks and recreation director.

A Bella Vista man is being held in the Benton County Jail on a $250,000 bond in connection with making a threat to a circuit judge.

Tim Ernst, Arkansas wilderness photographer, will make his fifth annual visit to the Bentonville Public Library on Saturday.

County planners approved plans for the Bridge Store Liquor on Wednesday after discussion was curtailed on the advice of the county attorney.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is adding a rare, mid-1950 s Frank Lloyd Wright house to its collection. Disassembling and moving the structure from where it is situated along the Millstone River in New Jersey and putting it back together on a site with a similar view on the museum’s 120-acre grounds will take roughly 15 months to complete.

Lady Purple'Dogs Pull Away In Second Half

New Benton County Office Takes Shape

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<p>New Benton County Office Takes Shape</p>

Bentonville Library Program To Connect Teens With Leaders

Suspect In Springdale Murder Case To Be Returned For Trial

Rogers Man Sentenced To 16 Years In Prison

Rogers Man Placed On Probation

NorthWest Arkansas Community College Braces For Enrollment Drop

University’s White To Speak At Bentonville Event

Peterson To Become College's Workforce Development Dean

Bentonville Council Passes Billboard Exemption

Benton County Defers To Voters On Ambulance Money

Highfill Forum Set On Ambulance Issue

Bella Vista man arrested in connection with threatening judge

Weather Adds Elements To Bentonville's Outdoor Ice Rink

Bella Vista Man Accused Of Terroristic Threatening

Library To Host Photographer

Benton County Planners OK Liquor Store

Museum gaining historic house