Stories by Dan Craft
RSSLPGA Event Drives Interest Up
The 7-iron dropped a little low. Good sound, good contact as the ball sailed out over the driving range, but the club bit into the ground, throwing a shower of sand the wind threw right back into the face of Baylee Maes. Continue reading...
Flooding Caps Week Of Storms
Flooding throughout the day is expected to cap a stormy week for Northwest Arkansas. Continue reading...
Changes On Square Considered
The Fayetteville square could look different soon, depending on how two proposals fare before the City Council next week. Continue reading...
Rain A Mixed Blessing
Robert Seay wants the rain to lay off for about 10 days, then return. Casey Murray would prefer constant, soft rain, preferably at night.
Angel Ritz just hopes it keeps falling. Continue reading...
Rain A Mixed Blessing
Robert Seay wants the rain to lay off for about 10 days, then return. Casey Murray would prefer constant, soft rain, preferably at night. Continue reading...
Unpaid Child Support Amounts To Millions
$56.5 Million Owned In Northwest Arkansas, Figures Show
Vickie Caldwell keeps doing the math. That $15,579 would go a long way toward paying for her daughter’s first year at Drake University. Continue reading...
Control Tower Keeps Hours
Federal Dollars Secure Through September
Pat Ross watches intently every time the tower calls, telling the student pilot in his single-prop Beechcraft that he’s entering a landing pattern along with a bigger, faster twin-engine jet. Continue reading...
Unemployment Falls Again
'Ideal' Target For Region: 4.5-5 Percent
Employment data show positive trends for Northwest Arkansas, according to watchers of the region’s economy. Continue reading...
Late Snowfall Something New
First May Flakes on Record
Snowfall was expected to last into this morning, the second straight day of flakes for Northwest Arkansas. Continue reading...
Longtime Educator Passes Away
Holcomb Descended From Northwest Arkansas Pioneers
Henrietta Holcomb’s life revolved around generations. Continue reading...
Local runners checking in
Northwest Arkansas marathoners are checking in via phone and social network from Boston, reporting they're safe after explosions rocked the event. Continue reading...
Crime Trends Big Enough To Spot
Lee Jones called police when he saw three men loading a truck with county-owned steel, hoping he finally had a lead on the thieves who’d ransacked his nearby barn several times. Continue reading...
Beer Mogul McBride Dies
For a man who made his living selling beer, a surprising number of stories about Bob McBride include him buying a round for the whole bar. Continue reading...
Joe Fred Starr, Businessman, Car Collector, Dies
Joe Fred Starr, whose Northwest Arkansas business career spanned sales, construction, poultry and automobiles, died Wednesday. Continue reading...
Making A Point
Proposal Addresses Knife Rules
Stefan Neal Palmer never thought much about regulations of the custom-built blades he makes. Continue reading...