Lowell News

For those interested in what the end of daily newspaper competition means in Northwest Arkansas, I pass along on the jump some e-mail related to a paring of community columnists from the offerings of the surviving zoned local wrappers that will go around regional editions of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Someday, perhaps, there'll be an accounting ...

Paula s Episcopal Church on Wednesday morning to begin preparing meals could not find anywhere to park, said the Rev.

On Oct. 26, Judge Jay Finch was driving his vehicle, which had expired tags, when Craig Milligan, constable of Township 4, activated his vehicle's blue lights to stop Finch.

After reading a newspaper report about the countya s desire to have an independent analysis of all of the fire equipment in the county, David Bragg of Lowell offered to provide the assessment for free.

She is the daughter of Donald and Stephanie Tucker. Camdena s card, a oePeace Dove,a is one of six designed by former patients for the project.

Shannan Lowe and Bette Tatum, both with First Baptist Church of Lowell, select food Tuesday for the churcha s food pantry inside the Northwest Arkansas Food Bank in Bethel Heights.

Clockwise from top-left: Jeff Jeffus, a vice president with the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Inc., will continue to run the Democrat-Gazette operations in addition to being president of the new company; Rusty Turner, editor of The Morning News, will continue in that role, but his duties will expand to include the papers other than the Northwest ...

Coming out of the building bubble a ' or going into the recession, depending on point of view a ' Rogers and Lowell found themselves in two different positions.

The Arkansas State Alumni Association will be holding an event in northwest Arkansas which will have featured speakers John Brady, ASU head men's basketball coach, Dr.

LOWELL, Ark. a ' Two Benton County residents have been arrested on felony charges of selling cigarettes that were stolen from an Oklahoma tobacco company.

U.S. Rep John Boozman, R-Ark., wants local nonprofits, fire stations, police stations and other governmental entities to know his office is here to help them with funding.

U.S. Rep John Boozman, R-Ark., wants local nonprofits, fire stations, police stations and other governmental entities to know his office is here to help them with funding.

A big rig overturned at the 60/91/215 interchange Friday in Riverside, shutting down two freeways and tying up evening drive-time traffic.

Andrew Rozell made a 911 call at 3:41 p.m. Saturday to Lowell police claiming his marijuana was stolen at gunpoint.

Daily Record photograph by Sarah Nader A.G. Russell demonstrated how to use the belting-arm machine while he gave a tour of the A.G. Russell Knives facility in Lowell on Monday.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/JASON IVESTER Firefighter's gear Lowell firefighter Leon Lieutard helps Frankie Suchara, 6, of Bentonville try on an air pack Monday in the parking lot at Fast Lane Entertainment in Lowell.

Police said homes in Lowell are being turned into billboards for gang members and illegal activities.

The rider of a motor scooter was injured in a one-vehicle accident Thursday on southbound Interstate 540 at Arkansas Highway 264 in Lowell, according to a press release from the Arkansas State Police.

The Courthouse Square was packed with familiar faces and visitors from all over eager to celebrate this year's 132nd annual Saints' Roost Celebration on Saturday, July 4. The celebration started off with the annual Craft Fair on the square.

COURTESY Arkansas & Missouri Railroad chief financial officer Rick Hall, left, Springdale Mayor Doug Sprouse, A&M's passenger train operations manager, Brenda Brown, and A&M chief mechanical officer, Bud Pulley, prepare to send the seventh annual Troop Train on its way.