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Deputies Find Labs, Arrest Three Men

Posted: February 1, 2012 at 5:27 a.m.

Benton County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested three people in connection with running methamphetamine labs, authorities said Tuesday.

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Trail Construction To Begin

On the trail around Lake Springdale, Alan Pugh, chief engineering coordinator for Springdale, right, discusses construction plans Tuesday to connect Lake Springdale to the Razorback Greenway with, from left, Ron Duncan, commissioner of the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission, and Doug Sprouse, Springdale mayor. The grant is one of 13 awards for trail programs throughout Arkansas and the largest of three awards given for projects in Northwest Arkansas. Springdale Rotary Club members and Boy Scouts will begin clearing the area Saturday to prepare for the project which will include an observation deck and trail next to the lake.

Construction of The Rabbit’s Foot wildlife observation trail will begin this weekend at Lake Springdale. Read »

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Police are investigating a feud that had students on both sides of Springdale tweeting foul before an online account disappeared. Read »

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