NWAonline stories: Bentonville

BENTONVILLE -- The Arkansas Fraternal Order of Police in Little Rock recently selected Police Chief John Simpson to receive the Outstanding Police Chief Award, according to a news release.

Multiple Bella Vista businesses burned to the ground Friday morning.

BENTONVILLE -- A three-man race is in the works for Benton County Judge.

BENTONVILLE -- Jim Lamer sat on a wooden bench near the entryway to Spanker Creek Farms Arts and Craft Fair late Friday morning.

BELLA VISTA -- An iconic city building burned to the ground early Friday morning.

Bentonville's Walton Boulevard needs wider sidewalks to improve its appearance and encourage strolling shoppers and urban exercisers.

BENTONVILLE -- Early voting for the May 20 party preferential primary election begins Monday, and local election officials hope voters take advantage of the opportunity to avoid long lines on Election Day.

BENTONVILLE -- A group that helps tend to some city bike trails has an impact on the budget, said the Parks and Recreation Department's top official.

BENTONVILLE -- Even a good, ordinary kid can make a dumb decision that could change his life -- or even end it.

A September jury trial was scheduled Monday in the Internet stalking case of Fayetteville High School's former athletic director.

The first day of early voting for the 2014 primary election went smoothly, local election officials said.

BENTONVILLE -- A September jury trial was scheduled Monday in the Internet stalking case of Fayetteville High School's former athletic director.

BENTONVILLE -- A lawsuit that concerns more than $500,000 in insurance policies on a Gentry man who was killed last year has been filed.

BENTONVILLE -- The School Board appears determined to pay for its next new school through a second lien rather than another millage increase.

The Benton County Sheriff's Office found and dismantled a methamphetamine lab containing 175-200 "one-pot" meth manufacturing devices, according to a news release from the office.

David Deggs, director of Downtown Bentonville Inc., is resigning after less than a year on the job to become the director of adult and community education for the Fayetteville School District, according to a news release.

Bentonville Police Chief To Receive Outstanding Award

Businesses burn in Bella Vista

Public Meetings

Benton County Voters Have Choices For Judge

Sun Shines On Craft Fair Weekend In Benton County

Bella Vista Fire Guts Businesses

Improve Bentonville's Shabby Sidewalks

County Officials Ready For Early Voting

Public Meetings

Group Serves As Bentonville Bike Trail Ambassador

Bentonville Students' Film Teaches 'Consequences'

Trial scheduled for former Fayetteville athletic director

Early Voting Begins For Primary Election

Jury Trial Scheduled In Former Fayetteville Athletic Director's Case

Lawsuit Filed Over Murdered Gentry Man's Insurance Policies

Bentonville School Board Deciding Financing Plan

Records

Public Meetings

Officials: 175-200 "one-pot" meth labs in Bella Vista bust

Downtown Bentonville Inc. director resigns after less than a year