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Steve Caraway

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Auction House Turned Away

Subscriber onlyThe City Council slammed the gavel Tuesday on an auction house in an industrial park. Continue reading...

Trash Rates To Rise

Increase Tied To Climb In Costs

Subscriber onlyA higher cost of doing business for Waste Management will lead to trash rate increase for Springdale residents in June. Continue reading...

Sewer Construction To Start

Water Utilities To Be Ready For Interchange Development

Subscriber onlyBusiness development in the area of the new Springdale interchange won’t be slowed by a lack of water and sewer service. Continue reading...

Commission Nixes Auction House

Subscriber onlyThe Planning Commission turned down a bid Tuesday to have an auction house in an industrial area, but the final gavel hasn’t fallen yet. Continue reading...

Fire Construction Scheduled

Plans Call For Completion Before Deadline

Subscriber onlyThree new city fire stations should be ready to open at the start of 2015. Continue reading...

Condemnation Lawsuits Remain on Interchange

Settlements Still Possible

Subscriber onlyPending lawsuits related to land condemnation for the Interstate 540 interchange at Don Tyson Parkway mean city officials are still uncertain as to the exact cost of the project. Continue reading...

Catholic Charities to Receive Grant

Subscriber onlySome longtime residents of Northwest Arkansas live in fear the life they have built will disappear. Continue reading...

Tablet Transition

iPads Popular With City

Subscriber onlyThe packet of information for the city Planning Commission shrank Tuesday, from a pile of papers several inches thick to the size of an iPad. Continue reading...

Stanley Ludwig, retired Springdale judge, dead at 67

Stanley Ludwig, a retired judge, died Tuesday of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to an account in police records confirmed by Chief Kathy O'Kelley. Continue reading...

Projected Street Bond Project Costs High

City Will Fall Millions Short If Projections Hold Up

Subscriber onlyStreet projects in the city’s bond program will be completed before deadlines but the city will be short of money if projections hold up. Continue reading...

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Latest photos

Prisoners from the Arkansas Department of Correction build a wall Thursday for an office in the Spri...

Prisoners from the Arkansas Department of Correction build a wall Thursday for an office in the Springdale Armory. The Northwest A...

Published: April 28, 2013

Dean Bitner, left, captain with the Springdale Fire Department, shows Lawrence “Ray” Bartlett two Li...

Dean Bitner, left, captain with the Springdale Fire Department, shows Lawrence “Ray” Bartlett two Life Pack machines Thursday at S...

Published: April 15, 2013

Zeb Rone, Tontitown police officer stands by his police car. Rone, and three other officers began pa...

Zeb Rone, Tontitown police officer stands by his police car. Rone, and three other officers began patrolling in the city on March ...

Published: April 6, 2013

Jim Reed, a Springdale council member, decided to propose an ordinance making it unlawful to try to ...

Jim Reed, a Springdale council member, decided to propose an ordinance making it unlawful to try to sell products to a business wi...

Published: August 25, 2012

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