College Fills Positions
Debi Buckley of Fayetteville is a new senior vice president and chief financial officer for NorthWest Arkansas Community College.
View ArticleInsurance Agent Honored For Promoting Safety
An insurance agent’s work promoting the safety of teen drivers earned him a trip to New York City this week.
View ArticleCompton Gardens Gate Broken
A broken gate at Compton Gardens doesn't appear to be the result of a hit and run accident, according to a police report.
View ArticleOfficials Hope To Make Ambulance Decision
Benton County officials need to make some decisions about rural ambulance service, Justice of the Peace Patrick Carr said Wednesday.
View ArticleHeritage Boys, Bentonville Girls Capture 7A Track Titles
Deion Jones treated Thursday’s 110-meter hurdles final like he was in a now-or-never situation.
View ArticleLady Tigers Golfer Signs With Southwest Baptist
Brooke Rodney has enough golf experience to know there’s a constant love-hate relationship with the sport.
View ArticleBuckyball eye-catching at art museum
During installation, the flashing lights from Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art’s Buckyball drew the attention of drivers on N.E. J Street.
View ArticleSeminar Planned At College
The NorthWest Arkansas Community College Foundation’s Planned Giving Committee will host a free educational seminar titled “2012 American Taxpayer Relief Act: Its Impact on You” from 11:30 a.m. to 1...
View ArticleCollege’s Bella Vista Center Will Close
NorthWest Arkansas Community College’s Bella Vista center will close this summer.
View ArticlePanel: Use Reserve For Ambulance Service
A panel of Benton County’s justices of the peace recommended Thursday the county pay $924,394.23 out of reserve for rural ambulance service in 2014, with a future funding method yet to be determined.
View ArticleUPDATE: First Friday canceled
First Friday events will go on as planned today despite cold temperatures, organizers said Thursday.
View ArticleStudy: Bentonville district needs land and schools
In addition to its need for additional space at the high school level, the Bentonville School District needs to build at least one more elementary school and acquire a site for a new middle school...
View ArticlePanel: Use Reserve for Ambulance Service
A panel of Benton County’s justices of the peace recommended Thursday the county pay $924,394.23 out of reserve for rural ambulance service in 2014, with a future funding method yet to be determined.
View ArticleRifle Range to Close for Maintenance
The Property Owners Association’s rifle range will clos May 13-14 for maintenance, the group announced.
View ArticleCottrell Set to Retire
Dennis Cottrell is ready to walk away from work and get on with life.
View ArticleFarmington Man Arrested in Connection with Forgery
A Farmington man is accused of forging checks on his former employer’s account.
View ArticleVillage Players Plan Final Production
The demise of the Village Players might be blamed on the same things that made the theater troupe special — an open door, the atmosphere of an extended family, an all-volunteer work force and a...
View ArticleSecond High School Forums Continue
A series of public forums on the Bentonville School District’s proposed second high school continues this weekend.
View ArticleTwo Schools Get EAST Grants
The EAST Initiative is coming to two more Northwest Arkansas schools.
View ArticleSchool Study Offers Recommendations
In addition to its need for more space at the high school level, the Bentonville School District needs to build one more elementary school and buy land for a new middle school during the next 10 years,...
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