Two Years Later, Missing Boy Found in Grandma's House
Photo by roland A 6-year-old boy and his mother, thought missing for two years, were found stowed away in a secret space in his grandmother's southern Illinois home, the Associated Press reports. Richard "Ricky" Chekevdia was found Friday, healthy and happy after... read the full story
Districts Approach Obama Speech Differently
ROGERS — The Bentonville and the Rogers school districts are taking different approaches to President Barack Obama's scheduled speech to children Tuesday. read the full story
Wright To Speak Tuesday At Community College
Ann Wright, a retired Army colonel and Bentonville native, will speak at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Wal-Mart Auditorium at NorthWest Arkansas Community College's Shewmaker Center in Bentonville. read the full story
Bentonville Council To Consider Bomb Squad
Bentonville could be home to the only bomb squad in Northwest Arkansas starting in 2010. read the full story
Bentonville Conducting Energy Audits
Bentonville's Electric Department is ready to give free energy audits to its customers. read the full story
Bentonville To Appoint Council Member Tuesday
Bentonville will select a new City Council member at a Tuesday meeting to fill Alderman Brad Crain's position. read the full story
Bus Service Adds Runs Interstate Route
Two additional runs along a bus route between Fayetteville and Bentonville have increased ridership to record levels, Ozark Regional Transit officials said Thursday. read the full story
Judge Settles Restitution In Theft, Diamonds Heist Case
BENTONVILLE — Benton County Circuit Judge David Clinger ordered a man to pay $79,300 in restitution for stealing a plethora of items, mostly from Wal-Mart's home office complex in Bentonville, while he was a FedEx driver in 2005 and 2006. read the full story
Bentonville Breaks Ground On Orchards Park
Bentonville residents could be picnicking next to a pond or watching concerts in a 1,500-seat amphitheater at Orchards Park by summer next year. read the full story
Miller's Confessions Stay, Judge Says
BENTONVILLE — Robert Ray Miller knew he had the right to remain silent, and he waived that right when he confessed to setting fire to a four-story hotel under construction in Bentonville in fall 2007, said Benton County Judge David Clinger. read the full story
Truck checked in vanishing of 2
Police hope the forensic examination of a pickup that sat for weeks outside a Missouri strip club will offer clues to the whereabouts of two Bentonville women. read the full story
,... so far from God. The line is open. But I forgot to post this a couple of hours ago. But here's a little traveling music from 40/29 TV, which had quite an afternoon news summary from the badlands of NWA and environs. There's the prosecutor's... read the full story
We've seen this in Pulaski County, too, but the trend couldn't be better illustrated than here : Sales tax revenue has declined sharply in every major city in Northwest Arkansas this year. In Bentonville, the drop from June 2008 to June 2009 was a whopping 22.9... read the full story
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