Heather Kent, left, and her daughter Miranda Kent, 12, looked at elaborately decorated doll houses built by the Lincoln Junior High School staff and math department for Math Night at the school on Thursday. [READ MORE] DAVID FRANK DEMPSEY / Benton County Daily Record Today's News Stories
- Trump comes to Rogers; no one fired
- Allen and Noblett in race for Quorum Court’s District 4 seat
- 211 information and referral system launched in Arkansas
- Trial needed for annexation suit
- Siloam Springs, Bentonville on right side in road-tax suit
- Seven students to graduate from Ambassadors for Christ Academy
- Board discusses transfer policy
- Sheriff candidates talk gangs, other issues at forum
- Judge candidates line up at Rogers-Lowell Chamber forum
- Coroner, sheriff forum set for today
- NWACC graduation events start tonight
- Dollhouses teach math
- Highlands Church plans flea market
- NWACC joins Global College
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Setting the standard : Design standards intended to enhance quality, eliminate inconsistencies
BENTONVILLE — Kalene Griffith, president of the Bentonville Convention and Visitors Bureau, was on business in Mansfield, Texas, last month and was impressed with what she saw. — Thursday, May 8, 2008
Awaiting ‘The Donald’ : Trump to speak at Economics Arkansas event
ROGERS — When Economics Arkansas set out to find a high-profile personality to serve as keynote speaker at one of its largest annual fundraisers, the organization decided to shoot for the sky. And in doing so, the nonprofit netted The Donald. — Wednesday, May 7, 2008
National Weather Service rules out tornado
BENTON COUNTY — Many people in Benton County who sifted through debris and downed trees early Friday morning expected the National Weather Service to confirm that at least one tornado had touched down. But after visiting the area, experts remain convinced that straightline winds were to blame. — Tuesday, May 6, 2008
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO ... CENTERTON’S NEW POST OFFICE : City’s post office needs soon to be remedied
CENTERTON — People in the fastgrowing city of Centerton have been feeling the need for a larger post office facility for years. Indeed, some were eagerly anticipating the start of development at the planned site of a new post office facility — it is now to be at 100 Monroe St. — for all of the 21st century. — Monday, May 5, 2008
Clean the streets : Volunteer groups help Bentonville make mark in Great American Cleanup.
BENTONVILLE — Just 20 minutes into his morning, Dustin Newman had already filled a quarter of his plastic garbage bag. He knew he’d be picking up trash, but until he actually got started, he never realized how much. — Sunday, May 4, 2008
Storm batters Benton County
BENTON COUNTY — Friday morning’s severe storms claimed the life of one Siloam Springs resident. — Saturday, May 3, 2008
