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Jacob Holly murder trial delayed

Subscriber onlyThe trial of a Rogers man charged in connection with second-degree murder and first-degree battery in connection with a double stabbing under an Elkins bridge has been delayed again. Continue reading...

AT A GLANCE: Commission Action

Subscriber onlyAt A Glance Commission Action Rogers' Planning Commission met Tuesday and approved: • A permit for Rios De Agua Viva for a church at 1926 S. M St., a residential single-family zone. Continue reading...

Aldermen Ask Deffenbaugh To Review Recycling Oversight

Subscriber onlyAldermen asked Deffenbaugh officials review a recycling oversight regarding recycling for senior citizen in the trash service contract approved earlier this year. Continue reading...

Honors To Replace Class Rank

2017 Graduates Will Be First Students Affected By Policy

Subscriber onlyThere will be no class rank for 2017 graduates of Rogers schools. Beginning with the class of 2017 students can qualify for three levels of honors graduation through completing graduation requirements; two levels of a foreign language; maintaining a minimum 3.3, 3.75 or 4.0 grade point average; taking two, four or five Advanced Placement classes; and earning 92, 105 or 112 quality points. Continue reading...

Sales Tax Revenue Up In Three Cities, Down In One

Subscriber onlySpringdale sales tax revenue soared this month with Rogers and Fayetteville also showing increases over last year, while Bentonville s numbers dipped slightly. Continue reading...

Storm blamed for Springdale death; more severe weather possible Tuesday

Officials say one person was killed in Springdale Monday night when a storm packing winds of nearly 70 mph threw a street sign into the victim's vehicle. Continue reading...

Water, Sewer Utility To Repay Bonds Early

Subscriber onlyThe early payoff of 2006 sewer bonds is expected to save Rogers Water and Sewer Utility customers about $366,969, according to the 2014 budget approved by commissioners Monday. Continue reading...

Hobbs To Host Weekend Events

Subscriber onlyJay Schneider, assistant superintendent of Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area, will teach a workshop on the basics of Dutch oven cooking from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the park’s Visitor Center. Continue reading...

Department’s Efforts Save Lives

Education, Technology Improve Heart Attack Survival Rate

Subscriber onlyEducation and technology are two reasons some local residents who have suffered a heart attack are still alive today, Fire Department officials said. Continue reading...

Foundation Grants iPads

More Than $40,000 Awarded To Teachers In Rogers School District

Subscriber onlyLetters awarding money for puppets and picture dictionaries, kindergarten carpet squares and a host of iPads, were hand-delivered to teachers across the district on Thursday and Friday. Continue reading...

MEETING INFORMATION: Rogers Planning Commission

Subscriber onlyMeeting Information Rogers Planning Commission Meeting at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday in the City Council chambers, 311 W. Chestnut St. Continue reading...

Students Learn About Nutrition

Classes Create Meals In Tyson Test Kitchens

Subscriber onlyIt was not just chefs in the kitchen Friday at Tyson Foods. Continue reading...

Two Arrested In Drive-By Shooting Case

Subscriber onlyRogers police arrested two men Saturday after an early morning drive-by shooting in the area of North Third and Persimmon streets that sent another man to Mercy Hospital for emergency surgery. Continue reading...

2 held in shooting of Rogers man

Subscriber onlyTwo Rogers men were being held on charges of attempted capital murder in the shooting Saturday of another man, according to Rogers police. Continue reading...

3rd Friday Draws A Crowd

Subscriber only It was a first for a Main Street Rogers beer garden and everyone said it was about time during the 3rd Friday event in downtown Rogers. Continue reading...

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