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The state/region in brief

By The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Posted: August 21, 2009 at 5:41 a.m.

An attorney with deep roots in Fayetteville will take over as circuit judge in Washington and Madison counties.

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Northwest Arkansas, Pages 12 on 08/21/2009

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NW Arkansas today

Diane Aldridge of Rogers (left) and her 3-year-old collie mix, Abby, and Julie Carr of Bentonville and her
4-year-old papillon walk Thursday on the trail that runs past U.S. 71B and the Bentonville Bark Park.

QUOTE OF THE DAY "We want the world to know that the Ozarks has a rich cultural history in and of itself." Chr... Read »

BELLA VISTA: Arkansas funding key to bypass c...

Arkansas Highway Commissioner Dick Trammel (center) introduces
Rudy Farber, vice chairman of the Missouri Department of Transportation
(left), to U.S. Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark., before a meeting about the
Bella Vista bypass project Thursday at the Bella Vista Country Club.

If Arkansas doesn't get a federal economic stimulus grant to help fund construction of the Bella Vista bypass,... Read »

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