The Morning News - Sun Nov 08
After reading a newspaper report about the countya s desire to have an independent analysis of all of the fire equipment in the county, David Bragg of Lowell offered to provide the assessment for free.
Judge Ignores Constable's Attempted Traffic StopHerald-Leader - Sat Nov 07
On Oct. 26, Judge Jay Finch was driving his vehicle, which had expired tags, when Craig Milligan, constable of Township 4, activated his vehicle's blue lights to stop Finch.
Agencies Pick Up SlackHerald-Leader - Sat Nov 07
Residents needing help could call 211 for referrals and answers, eliminating the need to call several agencies trying to find the one to provide needed help.
Police Arrest Two In Gravette RobberyHerald-Leader - Fri Nov 06
Two men reportedly entered a Gravette home July 13, produced a handgun and ordered two people to give up prescription medication and money, according to a Benton County Sheria-OEa s Oa-OEce release.
Sharing, Caring Applications SpikeHerald-Leader - Thu Nov 05
Now, representatives of Sharing And Caring of Benton County are trying to find sponsors for all the children before Thanksgiving, said Director Irene Medrano.
Facility To Open SaturdayHerald-Leader - Thu Nov 05
Open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., the center will give county residents a place to dispose of unwanted furniture, refrigerators, electronics and other large household items that trash haulers will not take away.
Quorum Court Moving Decision On HoldThe Morning News - Wed Nov 04
The Finance Committee met Tuesday to determine if the move may be fi nancially feasible.
Charter School Board Eyes Election PolicyHerald-Leader - Wed Nov 04
The board will also consider implementing staggered terms for board members. Craig Brown, board president,said the board may vote on a policy early next year.
Bentonville Introduces Taxi Coupon ProgramKFSM-TV Fort Smith - Tue Nov 03
Bentonville is launching a new transportation program that is designed to help senior citizens, the disabled and people with a low income.
County Employees Eye Relocation To Former HospitalHerald-Leader - Tue Nov 03
The price tag on the move to the former St. Marya s Hospital is $1.79 million to lease a portion of the building for 15 years with two options to renew.
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