Teresa Moss
Recent Stories
Students Head To Library
Schools Jump Into Fairy Tales With One District, One Book
BENTONVILLE — What fairy tale ends without a ball? Certainly not the one taking place in Bentonville in the coming weeks. Continue reading...
District Schools Under Construction
Projects Aim To Relieve Overcrowding
BENTONVILLE — Construction happening in the Bentonville School District is expected to relieve some overcrowding. Continue reading...
Softball Tournament Plays in New Complex
ROGERS — The parking lot of the new Regional Sports Park complex was full by midday Saturday, except for a row of parking spots hugging the outfield fences of the four softball/baseball diamonds. Continue reading...
Board President Resigns
News Comes After Vote To Change Meeting Times
BENTONVILLE — School Board President Travis Riggs has resigned. His last meeting will be in February. Continue reading...
Bentonville School Board President Travis Riggs resigns
BENTONVILLE — Bentonville School Board President Travis Riggs has announced his resignation from the board. His last meeting will be in February.
Riggs resigned on Thursday evening following a vote by the school board to move all its committee meetings from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Continue reading...
Board Moves Forward With Demographer
BENTONVILLE — The School Board gave a committee the ability to select a demographer firm to help pinpoint growth numbers during a special meeting Thursday. Continue reading...
Presentation Remembers Martin Luther King Jr
BENTONVILLE — The song “Take My Hand, Precious Lord” always will remind Jerry Moore of the day in 1968 Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated.
Moore, director of NorthWest Arkansas Community College’s Upward Bound program, sang the song for an audience at a King presentation Thursday. Continue reading...
Incoming College Head Visits
Jorgenson Speaks With Benton County School Officials
BENTONVILLE — NorthWest Arkansas Community College’s incoming president met with Benton County school officials Wednesday to discuss how students can meet their potential at the collegiate level. Continue reading...
School Board Changes Counsel
Spence Leaving After 16 Years
BENTONVILLE — The School Board on Tuesday night said goodbye to George Spence, its legal counsel for the past 16 years. Continue reading...
College Spends Most, Graduates Less
BENTONVILLE — NorthWest Arkansas Community College spent more of its fund balance than all of the other 21 state-run community colleges combined in the last fiscal year, according to state Department of Higher Education figures. Continue reading...
Latest photos
Mary Ley, communications director for the Bentonville School District, looks through survey results Tuesday in Bentonville.
Mary Ley, communications director for the Bentonville School District, looks through survey results Tuesday.








