Adam Wallworth
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Drive-By Shooting Reported
SPRINGDALE — Police are investigating a drive-by shooting reported on Braxton Drive on Friday night.
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FORECLOSED RENTALS: New U.S. law can aid tenants
Calvin Stover assumed he would have a place to live as long as he paid rent, but that all changed Dec. 13 when a Benton County deputy forced him out of his north Springdale home. Continue reading...
Frenchman ends Ozark castle project, seeks a buyer
The Ozark Medieval Fortress, a 13th-century-style French castle being constructed by hand in Boone County, has closed indefinitely, founder Michel Guyot said Friday. Continue reading...
Panel: Laxity, policy worsen immigration
Current problems blamed on Reagan
FAYETTEVILLE — Differing sides of the illegal immigration debate came together on a panel Saturday in Fayetteville to discuss immigration policy and reform. Continue reading...
Farmers awaiting changes
New plans merge area USDA offices
Farmers in Johnson and Logan counties are waiting to see how they will be affected by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s plans to consolidate their Farm Service Agency service center offices with one in Franklin County. Continue reading...
Guardsmen face challenges
Home from deployments, veterans enter private sector
NORTHWEST ARKANSAS — Staff Sgt. Robert Sabatini spent the past year in Afghanistan with an Arkansas Army National Guard agriculture development team. Continue reading...
Suspect competent for trial, judge rules
Harrison man, 70, faces murder charge
A judge Thursday found that Richard “Dickie” Kidd is competent to stand trial on a capital murder charge stemming from his wife’s slaying nearly three years ago. Continue reading...
Springdale man’s legal battle over competency continues
A Springdale man diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia has spent more than three years in federal custody while his attorneys fight the government’s effort to forcibly medicate him. Continue reading...
Synthetic ‘pot’ seized at 2 stores
FORT SMITH — Sebastian County prosecutors said they are deciding what charges to file after police raided two Fort Smith convenience stores and seized synthetic marijuana. Continue reading...
Billing hubs face changes with mergers
City utilities to keep watch on moves of Postal Service
Utility providers and their direct mail counterparts in Northwest Arkansas are keeping an eye on the U.S. Postal Service’s plan to shutter 252 mail processing centers nationwide — a move that would leave Arkansas with a single center. Continue reading...
