Latino-based theater organizations pursue growth, grant funding
Rogers resident Damian Dena studied to become an actor in Texas and played roles traditionally filled by white people -- Dracula, for example -- despite his brown skin and Hispanic ethnicity, he said.
First round down, more to go for public outreach campaign to shape future of Fayetteville parks
Community or regional parks? Elaborate amenities or bocce ball? Preserve more land or upgrade what the city already owns? Why not a little bit of everything?
Trial to begin for teen in 2016 robbery death
One of three teens charged in the 2016 shooting death of a University of Arkansas at Fort Smith student during a home invasion robbery faces a jury Monday in a trial expected to last most of the week.
LPGA tournament features fun for all ages
The LPGA Tour's Walmart NW Arkansas Championship has grown into an annual family outing for many as the event has grown to encompa...
Bentonville School Board hears from Good News backers
Benton County Prosecuting Attorney Nathan Smith last week cited public safety as one reason the School District should allow a Chr...
Report: Farming a drain on water
Arkansas continues to be one of the biggest users of water in the country, according to data released last week by the U.S. Geolog...
Camps for border's kids harken to state '40s past
Richard Yada visits the Desha County land where he was confined as a child so frequently that he notices when the crops change.
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A searchable database of restaurant inspections in Northwest Arkansas performed by the Department of Health.
Let's Eat
8th Street Market mushrooms with build out
BENTONVILLE -- The 8th Street Market will grow this summer season with the opening of The Vine and South Market, increasing the facility's role as an activity hub in the southeast part of downtown.
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Sports
Lineman draws inspiration from younger brother
Highly recruiting junior offensive lineman Andrew Raym doesn't have to look far for one of his biggest inspirations in his life.
Northwest Profiles
He checked her out at Penney's, liked what he saw
Tom Nichols wasn't looking for new clothes when he wandered through the J.C. Penney men's department in the fall of 1966.
Outdoors
Sylamore save!
Ray Tucker and I were down to our last strike in the ninth inning, but a big school of smallmouths triggered a big finish.
Opinion
OTHERS SAY What rule of law in Iran?
When Hassan Rouhani ran for president of Iran in 2013, he campaigned on the promise of promoting human rights and individual freedoms in a country that retained a strong authoritarian bent. Five years after his election, it is becoming clear that Rouhani has failed to deliver on these promises. Last week’s arrest of prominent human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh is a telling reminder that the regime’s repressive tactics remain largely unchanged.
Business
Failed casino getting a second try
A Denver developer and New Jersey gambling regulators made a big bet last week on the future of Atlantic City and a casino that flopped four years ago, granting a casino license to the Ocean Resort Casino a week before it is due to reopen.
