Photos for April 24, 2011
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EGGS APLENTY Tex Holt helps transport about 3,000 hard-boiled hand-colored Easter eggs to cold storage after the annual Easter Egg...
EARTH DAY ACTIVITIES Katie Teague holds the world in her hands as she teaches about the importance of water during an Earth Day pr...
EARTH DAY ACTIVITIES Daelen Deleon, 6, left, tosses a globe for others to catch Saturday to see if their hands land on water or la...
Fired up — Luke Sorensen, a blacksmith with the Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, makes a rock chisel Saturday morning. The n...
MINIVAN ROLLOVER Cpl. Eric Schrock with the Arkansas State Police Troop L photographs a 1999 Mercury Villager Saturday after it le...
A fundraising campaign has been planned for the fall to help the Jones Center for Families in Springdale “operate in perpetuity.”
Spreading the word — Aaron Jones with Buffalo River Canoes in Pruitt heads down the Buffalo River from Ponca Landing to warn over...
Mitchell Neukam with the Bentonville Street Department uses a shovel Saturday to clear debris from a culvert near Gilmore Park. Cr...
Marshal Watson, Benton County’s public safety administrator, believes a consolidated center in a “hardened” facility would be bene...
RAIN OR SHINE Plia Moua of Siloam Springs sells fresh produce Saturday to a customer during the first day of the Bentonville Farme...
Tours of the Boxley Valley Mill along the Buffalo National River begin today. Twice a year the mill opens for appointment only tou...
Patrons use computers and check out books Friday at the Lincoln Public Library. Mayor Rob Hulse said the city was developing plans...
Longtime volunteer Lois Bryant, left, collects food on a plate Saturday from Mark Lindsay, Washington County circuit court judge, ...
Wendi Ford, left, of Bentonville, embraces her mother, Deanna Dial of Rogers, in April 2007, during a ceremony honoring breast can...
Farah Buck, middle, and her husband, Jeremy “Stuart” Buck, listen with their children Christine, Eva, Jonathan, Helena and Peter a...
Sue White, right, of Fayetteville, hugs volunteer Judy Rogers following White’s finish at a past Race for the Cure in Fayetteville...
Race volunteer Sharon Baltz helps Kim Jack pick up registration information for her team, the Noah’s Ark Learning Center. The race...
Margot Henderson finds a race entry in a bag on Thursday at the registration headquarters for the 13th Susan G. Komen Ozark Race f...
Natalia Greene, left, looks over a map of the race course on Thursday with volunteer Margot Henderson after picking up her registr...
Dr. Anthony N. Hui, a pathologist at Northwest Arkansas Pathology Associates in Fayetteville, looks over slides in his office on W...
A image of a healthy breast taken by Northwest Breast Imaging Center on Tuesday at Willow Creek. Health professionals recommend wo...
Lisa Nims, supervisor at Northwest Health System’s Women’s Breast Center at Willow Creek in Johnson, sorts through images Tuesday ...
Tim Arnold, 17, of Bentonville has nearly four years of experience umpiring youth baseball.
Home plate umpire Seth Buckminster signals to the pitcher during the Northwest Arkansas Naturals game Friday against the Arkansas ...
NEW JJ’S GRILL OPENING SOON Above, mallard ducks swim in Beaver Lake in front of the new JJ’s Grill restaurant that will open late...
Kim Kapity holds a variety of eggs on April 7 at her farm in Washington County.
More than 20 breeds of heirloom laying chickens run free at Sycamore Valley Farms near Lincoln Wednesday. Alex and Kim Kapity sell...
Kim Kapity sells eggs on Thursday at the Fayetteville Farmers’ Market to Wendy Mercer of Durham. Kapity and her husband sell the e...
Al and Patti Penny were married for more than 20 years. After Al passed away following a stroke, his organs were donated to severa...
Patti Penny holds a photograph of her husband Al on Wednesday at her home in Bentonville. The couple had discussed organ donation ...
WALMART LIVE UNITED WEEK More than 600 Walmart and Sam’s Club associates went out to more than 100 projects throughout Northwest A...
Teachers Lori Duncan, from left, Lisa Taylor and Stephanie Cowan enjoy Call of the Wild.
Ozark Natural Science Center Executive Director Beth Stephens, from left, Rand Waddoups and Latriece Watkins visit at Call of the ...
Elizabeth Richardson Center supporters Dolores and Truman Stamps, counterclockwise from top right, Tamara Truijillo, Stephanie Gee...
Celia and John Millis help support the Ozark Natural Science Center on April 16.
Sen. John Boozman, right, and Boy Scouts Westark Area Council President Daniel Shewmaker, from left, congratulate Veteran Honoree ...
Elizabeth Richardson Center Executive Director John Buck, from right, the Rev. Jan Butin, Janet Baker and Wade Burnside stand for ...
Ozark Natural Science Center board members David Swearingen, from left, Tony Bornhoft, Lisa Watkins and David Thrasher welcome sup...
Elizabeth Richardson Center Communications Director Lynne Keller, from left, Debbie Walker, Pat Walker and Mandy Macke gather at t...
White quarterback Tyler Wilson looks to hand off the ball during the Arkansas Red-White Spring Game on April 16.
