Bill Bowden
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Gearhart still rejects gift tax on donations
The University of Arkansas at Fayetteville won’t implement a “gift tax” on donations to offset a deficit in its Advancement Division, UA spokesman John Diamond said. Continue reading...
No to SWEPCO line, Carroll County votes
State commission has final say, however
The Carroll County Quorum Court passed a resolution Friday opposing plans for a 48-milelong high-voltage transmission line through the western part of the county. Continue reading...
Panama chief: Love your job
The president of Panama told University of Arkansas graduates Saturday to do what they love, embrace life and don’t wait for the good things it can bring. Continue reading...
Ross highlights education at forum
Education was the primary topic when Mike Ross, a Democratic candidate for governor, spoke to the Political Animals Club of Northwest Arkansas on Friday. Continue reading...
Ex-builder to get detention hearing
Former Fayetteville developer Brandon Barber will remain in the Washington County jail until a full detention hearing in his case can be held, possibly next week. Continue reading...
Hotel, Not Jail, For Brandon Barber
Judge Orders Ex-Developer To Chancellor Overnight
A federal court judge on Monday ordered former Northwest Arkansas developer Brandon Barber to be temporarily incarcerated at the Chancellor Hotel in Fayetteville. Continue reading...
May snow one for books
Flower-crushing flurry unique in annals
On Friday, for the first time in recorded history, it snowed in May in Arkansas. Continue reading...
Judge to weigh revoking bond for ex-builder
Complaint alleges Barber violated home detention
A former Northwest Arkansas real-estate developer arrested by FBI agents Wednesday in New York City will be sent to Fayetteville for a bond revocation hearing Monday. Continue reading...
Roadside Attraction Pivot Rock For Sale
Site A Tourist Destination Since Late 1800s
A 23-foot-tall rock resembling an inverted pyramid has been a roadside attraction near this tourist town for more than a century. Continue reading...
Fire-hit thrift store reopens at new site
A humane society’s thrift store has reopened in Berryville after a Dec. 28 fire destroyed the historic building that housed the store. . Continue reading...
Latest photos
The building that once housed Eureka Springs High School sits abandoned after the district opened a new high school in January. Th...
Rick Mann (left), who has portrayed Jesus at the Great Passion Play near Eureka Springs since 1997, looks on as Randall Christy (c...
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/Bill Bowden Randall Christy, president and founder of The Gospel Station Network of Ada, Okla., spoke Th...
Rebekah Penny, an interpreter at Devil’s Den State Park in southern Washington County, leads a hike Friday along Yellow Rock Trail...
G. David Gearhart, chancellor of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, tells reporters Monday the school has enrolled 24,595...
