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Man Deemed Fit For Trial

WINN CHARGED WITH BATTERY

By Tracy Neal

Posted: January 18, 2012 at 5:24 a.m.

A Bentonville man is fit to stand trial in connection with injuring a 9-month-old child.

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Trails Lit By Solar Energy

Brendan Hungate, left, and Braxton Leichner, employees with Multi-Craft Contractors, Inc., monitor a co-worker breaking up hard rock down in a 10-foot-deep hole Wednesday near the Shiloh Square in Springdale. A drill was able to dig most of the hole, but hard rock near the bottom made the crew work with a jackhammer to finish. Multi-Craft is going to install a 70-foot wind turbine to provide an alternative energy source for the Razorback Greenway that will pass through the spot. The turbine is being paid for by the Department of Energy.

Those using muscle power on Springdale trails instead of driving will find their way lit by alternative power ... Read »

Board Reverses Decision

In an unexpected move Tuesday night, the Bentonville School Board backtracked and decided to pursue a second high school. Read »

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