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Fayetteville Resident Frustrated With Eminent Domain Process
Some Fayetteville residents are angry, because the city is using eminent domain to take their land.
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Two More Arrested for Thefts at Gun Range
Omar Guadalupe Martinez, 20, of Rogers and Ronald Steve Carranza, 21, of Lowell, were both arrested for Commercial Burglary and Theft of Property on Thursday.
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James "Jim" Norvell, 82, passed away Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012, in Jamestown Nursing & Rehab facility in Rogers, Ark.
Corps to meet with Ark. historians about resort
ROGERS, Ark. - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers representatives will meet with local historians to discuss the future of a once-thriving resort town that is now partially submerged in a western Arkansas lake.
Centerton Police Search for Bank Robber
A bank was robbed in Centerton Monday afternoon, according to a police dispatcher.
Defensive Battle Goes Bulldogs' Way
WHEN 'DOGS FLY Caleb Waitsman, Fayetteville junior forward, scores past Rogers senior post Nathan Musso, center, Friday during the first half at Fayetteville High.
Flash from the Past: Clever entrepreneur set up Daisy Canada in Preston
Board chairman-elect Shawn Walker of Fayetteville announces the recipient of the annual Live United Award on Thursday during the United Way of Northwest Arkansas' Campaign Celebration Lunch at Carrabba's Italian Grill in Rogers.
Speakers Say Region Finding Footing
Mike Harvey, chief operating officer with the Northwest Arkansas Council, jokes Thursday with the crowd before speaking about economic development at the Bentonville/ Bella Vista Chamber of Commerce's annual Chamber Dinner Meeting at the John Q. Hammons Center in Rogers.
Nation's Top Recruit DGB Signs Tomorrow Live on KOZL-27
His decision will cap a five-month recruiting circus that has involved most of the top colleges in the country.
Rogers Fire Dept. Gets New Tool to Test Hazardous Materials
Northwest Arkansas has a new line of defense when it comes to detecting hazardous materials.
Rollover Crash injures Teen in Rogers
Police believe alcohol is to blame for a one car accident in Rogers that sent a teenager to the hospital.
Students Participate In Food Panel
Jaquelin Troncoso, an Eastside first-grader, taste tests a cupcake with bubblegum flavored frosting in the sensory testing lab at the Sam's Club Home Office in Bentonville on Monday.
Money raked in during Razorback Red Tie Dinner
UA Trustee Mark and Angela Waldrip with Toni and Chris Bahn, holding a hard hat and shovel signed by head football Coach Bobby Petrin Gena Shelton Jamie Banks, April Shy and Jennifer Prewitt with George Shelton, Micahel Banks, Craig Shy and a dapperly-dressed Razorback mascot Scarlett Williams , Mariah Howdeshell, Red Tie honoree Jaime Pisani, ... (more)
Museum Helps Hotels, Restaurants
After her first visit to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art celebrating her 15th birthday Friday, Samantha Barragan of Rogers takes a self-portrait with the museum in the background in Bentonville.
Local School Welcomes Others On Board To Healthier Lunches
The federal government created new guidelines when it comes to meals served at public schools, but most of the guidelines are already being met in places like Rogers.
Joint business planning on Linda Hefner's mind
Sam's has enjoyed accelerating same-store sales growth the past two years, and to keep that momentum going chief merchandising officer Linda Hefner is looking for a few good suppliers to commit to a new joint business planning process.
Vincent de Paul Catholic School, 1315 West Cypress St. in Rogers, will celebrate National Catholic Schools Week with an open house on Sunday.
Rep. Womack Touts Mayoral Roots In Support Of Main Street Fairness Bill
Rep. Steve Womack said his experience as mayor of Rogers was the driving motivation for his support and sponsorship of a bill that aims to make online retailers pay the same state sales taxes as "brick-and-mortar" businesses.
GoodFolk to host final Block Avenue house show this summer
GoodFolk, the beloved concert house at 229 N. Block Ave. in Fayetteville, will host its final performance sometime this summer.