TJ Stallbaumer
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Wildfire Begins in Newton County
A wildfire began in Newton County December 10, according to Newton County Dispatch. → Read More
Fuel Spill Closes Portion of Hwy. 71
A vehicle struck a truck carrying 100 gallons of diesel fuel near Joyce Boulevard and College Avenue, causing the fuel to spill onto the roadway, according to the Fayetteville Fire Department. → Read More
Three Arrested in Fayetteville Counterfeit Money Case
Three people were arrested November 6 on charges of forgery, the criminal possession of a forgery device and the possession of meth with intent to deliver, according to the Fayetteville Police Department. → Read More
Greedy Goats Gut Unwanted Greenery in Wilson Park
The Greedy Goats of Northwest Arkansas returned to Fayetteville's Wilson Park Oct. 17 to begin clearing invasive species of plants from the area. → Read More
Fayetteville Seeks Public Input on Welcome Plan
Representatives from Fayetteville are seeking public input for a new welcoming plan. → Read More
Gov. Hutchinson Talks Tech. at U of A
Gov. Asa Hutchinson was at the University of Arkansas today to discuss new technology initiatives that will affect Arkansas middle and high school students. → Read More
Rogers Heritage High Gathers Supplies for Puerto Rico
Students and staff at Rogers Heritage High School made it their mission this weekend to collect food and supplies for those affected by Hurricane Maria, which left thousands of Puerto Ricans without power and other essential supplies. → Read More
Rick's Bakery Announces Rogers Expansion
The Fayetteville-based Rick's Bakery announced Oct. 10 that it would be expanding into Rogers. → Read More
Tontitown In Talks for Its Own Water Tower
Officials in Tontitown are considering a change to the city's water service provider that they say would make things more fluid for residents. → Read More
7 Hills Homeless Center in Need of Food
The Seven Hills Homeless Shelter is in desperate need of food donations, according to a post made on its Facebook page. → Read More
Gridiron Show Returns to Downtown Rogers
The 2017 Northwest Arkansas Gridiron Show returns to the stage at the Arkansas Public Theatre the weekend of Friday, Oct. 6 and Saturday, Oct. 7. → Read More
U of A Alumnus Establishes New Scholarships for Business Students
One University of Arkansas alumnus put forward a donation to establish two new scholarships for students in the Sam M. Walton College of Business. → Read More
Rogers Still Working to Rebuild Lake Atalanta
Officials with the city of Rogers said work continues on rebuilding parts of Lake Atalanta, which have been unusable since April flooding caused nearly $500,000 in damages. → Read More
Bikes, Blues & BBQ Brings Charitable Fun
Bikes, Blues & BBQ is about more than motorcycles. → Read More
Women's Self-Defense Class Begins in Bentonville
A free women's self-defense class series began in Bentonville Sept. 18. → Read More
Undocumented Immigrants Suing Trump over DACA
Six undocumented immigrants at risk of being deported are suing President Trump over his decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. → Read More
National Parks Day, Drive Electric Week Celebrated in Fayetteville
Residents of Fayetteville got outside today in a celebration of sustainability, as they enjoyed both National Parks Day and Drive Electric Week. → Read More
Springdale Site of NWA Welcoming Week Festivities
The city of Springdale, in partnership with Engage NWA, is asking communities across Arkansas and the U.S. to celebrate immigrants and cultural organizations during Welcoming Week. → Read More
Bentonville Students Get Lifesaving Tools
Students at Bentonville High School received a lifesaving tool today in the form of in-school CPR kits presented by The American Heart Association. → Read More
Ark. Scholarship Lottery Passes Landmarks
The Arkansas Lottery Scholarship passed a new landmark this week after lottery officials said more than $705 million have been provided for college scholarships. → Read More