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Council Talks Renovation
CITY CONSIDERS REPAIRING FIRE DEPARTMENT TRAINING CENTER
ROGERS — Aldermen are scheduled to discuss Tuesday the renovation of the aging Rogers Fire Department Emergency Training Center. Read More »
Art Map To Promote Galleries
PROJECT GERMINATED IN CREATIVE ECONOMY GROUP, INTENDED AS PROMOTION
FAYETTEVILLE — Not everyone knows that the Nadine Baum Studio next door to the Walton Arts Center houses an art gallery. Read More »
Design Impacts Crime
POLICE PROGRAM STRESSES PREVENTATIVE MEASURES
SPRINGDALE — Springdale police think they've designed a way to reduce crime. Read More »
Immunizations lag in older Arkansans
An adult immunization study released last week ranks Arkansas as 12th-worst in the nation for the rate of older Americans who’ve received the pneumonia vaccine. Read More »
ON THE SQUARE: Downtown Group Plans For Growth
PANEL WANTS TO ADD MORE EVENTS TO SCHEDULE
BENTONVILLE — Downtown Bentonville Inc. is preparing for another year of events to bring growth and prosperity to downtown. Read More »
Farmers market just one idea for pavilion
Jacksonville has hopes for building plan
LITTLE ROCK — The metal farmers market sign will hang more than 11 feet high at Jacksonville’s new pavilion, but Mayor Gary Fletcher believes that the building’s use won’t end there. Read More »
Booming app market fuels windfall
PHILADELPHIA — In the fast-moving world of mobile computing, small is all, and applications for BlackBerrys, iPhones, Droids and other gadgets are the sultans of software. Read More »
3-D printing finding niche around world
Kits putting technology within consumers’ reach
SAN JOSE, Calif. — It may sound like a prop from a science-fiction movie or some garage inventor’s holy grail: a device that converts a computer file into a three-dimensional physical object. Read More »
Wheeeeeeeeeee!
Arkansas can oblige bikers seeking downhill thrills
LITTLE ROCK — Pedaling northeast on Arkansas 305 in White County toward Center Hill. A speed limit sign says 35 as the road starts to tilt downward. You are at the top of Dugout Mountain and things are about to get exciting. Read More »
Cardio Striptease workout is fine for the faint of heart
LITTLE ROCK — This whole exercise-as-foreplay fad surely should’ve ended some time after Olivia Newton John retired her headband. Read More »
County agents plant, nurture Strong Women fitness groups
LITTLE ROCK — Strong Women left boredom behind when 50 county extension agents braved a threatening weather forecast recently to play with stretchy bands and bobble about on big fitness balls. Read More »
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Feb 9
First Lady Ginger Beebe — Fayetteville Public Library, 5:30 p.m. » More
City of Fayetteville public meeting on Block Avenue Improvements — Room 111, Fayetteville City Administration Building, 113 W. Mountain St., Fayetteville, 5:30 p.m. » More
» Court upholds Arkansas’ lethal injec... - 11:32 a.m.
» Safe Driving Campaign Nets National ... - 5:21 a.m.
» HAPPY HOLLOW: New School Plans Revis... - 5:18 a.m.
» Man Finally Gets Letterman Jacket - 5:04 a.m.
» Women’s Self-Defense Class Offers Ed... - 4:55 a.m.
» Alumni Group Incorporates - 4:28 a.m.
» Officials to study cause of crash - 3:22 a.m.
» County Could Double Sick Days From S... - 5:00 a.m.
» COMMENTARY: Tiring Fortson, Hogs kee... - 5:45 p.m.
COMMENTARY: What Voters Really Meant
TEA PARTY REPRESENTATIVE COULD LEARN FROM JOURNALISTS
FAYETTEVILLE — One of the basic tenets of writing as a journalist is to make sure the statements one writes are not overly broad. Read More »
HOW WE SEE IT - Becker Bad Choice For NLRB
Northwest Arkansas — Card check legislation remains the Holy Grail for Big Labor. With union membership in a free-fall outside the public sector, labor organizations want to rig the game by making it more difficult for workers to oppose organizing efforts. Read More »
