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Regional Transit Ridership Up Again

PICKUP SERVICE POSTS BIG INCREASE

By Dan Craft

Posted: September 29, 2011 at 5:29 a.m.

Ridership on Ozark Regional Transit continues to climb, led by a sharp spike in scheduled rides for disabled people.

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Library Lines Up Programs

Suzanne Cox, left, Children’s Library staff member, leads a Storytime session Tuesday about stretching and exercise at Bentonville Public Library. From the left are Cox, Monty Eskew, 4, Madelyn Eskew, 3, Joseph Navarrete, 4, Jacob Hupp, 10, Emily Ensor and her daughter Emma Ensor, 2. The 6:30 p.m. Tuesday reading program is one of three new Storytime program times.

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Committee Endorses Redistricting Map

The committee charged with overseeing drawing maps for Benton County’s justice of the peace districts has recommended a version drafted by the Northwest Arkansas Regional P... Read »

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