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Northwest Arkansas offers the perfect combination of small-town living and big city convenience. We've grown big enough that we have an amazing variety of businesses here to serve your every need, but we're still small enough that we hold the door open for you, nod and smile even if you're a stranger, and wave when you drive by, even if we've never seen you before. I live in Bentonville, myself. But we've had people move here from literally all over the globe, and yet we've managed to hold on to our small-town friendliness.
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After a record-low year for wildfires in 2008 and nearly no such fires during May this year, the number of wildfires in Arkansas is running about average through the first half of 2009. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Northwest Edition)
ROGERS — Firefighters discovered the body of a woman after extinguishing a fire in her southeast Rogers home Friday. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Northwest Edition)
SPRINGDALE — The 65th annual Rodeo of the Ozarks arrived this year in its traditional way — on a slow, glittering procession of horses and wagons. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Northwest Edition)
BENTONVILLE — For Scott Eccleston, freedom can be found along a walking and biking trail that winds from Compton Gardens downtown to the backyard of the future Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Northwest Edition)
A toilet in an old safe may not draw tourists to the Arkansas Studies Institute, but Bobby Roberts sure gets a kick out of advertising it. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Northwest Edition)
HOT SPRINGS — The 2009 summer tourist season is a "little soft" on weekdays and "very strong" on weekends, according to Steve Arrison, chief executive officer of the Hot Springs Convention and Visitors Bureau. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Northwest Edition)
It didn't take long for drivers traveling on Maumelle's Odom Boulevard South to unwittingly notice new crosswalk caution signs. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Northwest Edition)
ROGERS — Shortly before 6 p.m. Friday, a tall white man with short hair was handcuffed in a police car at 6000 S. 38th St. He was a person of interest in two bank robberies that had occurred within the previous three hours. The next squad car held a blonde female, who was another person of interest in the cases, and two young boys, who were not. (Benton County Daily Record)
ROGERS — Police and fire officials here are investigating the death of an unidentified female and a fire that heavily damaged the home where the woman was found. (Benton County Daily Record)
ROGERS — The five seat-belt citations issued by Rogers police on Wednesday were a little bit high compared to an average day, but a more normal one driver was ticketed for not wearing a seat belt Thursday. There were also two warnings each day. (Benton County Daily Record)
BENTONVILLE — Police believe a Siloam Springs teenager, already accused of exposing a girl to the HIV virus through sexual contact, engaged in sexual intercourse with three other girls. (Benton County Daily Record)
BENTON COUNTY — Local political activists reacted Friday to Alaska Governor Sarah Palin's announcement that she will resign as governor, effective later this month. (Benton County Daily Record)
BELLA VISTA — Residents here will soon have an opportunity to learn about the nonprofit services available throughout Bella Vista Village and all of Benton County. (Benton County Daily Record)
There will be Taxed Enough Already parties at two locations in Benton County today. (Benton County Daily Record)
Sign-ups for the most beautiful baby, tiny tot and teeny tot contests at the Pea Ridge Fair will be at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the fairground staging area in downtown Pea Ridge. (Benton County Daily Record)
Matthew Wesley Wolfe of Rogers graduated from William Jewell College in Liberty, Mo. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in business marketing. (Benton County Daily Record)
Tomorrow Lavern John Bean, 85, of Pea Ridge,Ark., died Wednesday, July 1, 2009.Visitation will be 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 5, at the Sisco Funeral Home Chapel in Pea Ridge. (Benton County Daily Record)
ROGERS — Camped out at campsite No. 38 at Rocky Branch Park, Jandji-Lynn Baker and her husband, Cleet, along with their friends, Cynthia Bennette and Mike Gantt, are set for a long, happy weekend on Beaver Lake. (Benton County Daily Record)
ROGERS — On Tuesday, Mills Letsch of Rogers turned in an important application to Gary Wellesley of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3031 in Rogers. (Benton County Daily Record)
The Flint Hill Ramblers will be the featured performers for the Second Saturday Music Concert Series on July 11. The Flint Hill Ramblers play traditional bluegrass music featuring a variety of instruments and vocals. The six-member band hails from northeastern Oklahoma and perform throughout the regional area. Second Saturday Music will end the season with folk performer Jed Marum on Aug. 8. (Benton County Daily Record)
Pulaski Bank is celebrating a name change to IberiaBank FSB with five weeks of prize drawings at all 37 branch locations throughout Arkansas. The Summer Celebration began Monday. Local residents are invited to stop by one of the eight branches in northwest Arkansas and register for weekly drawings. Prizes include $122 in cash and a variety of "i" treats, such as iPhones, iPods, iHomes, iTune gift cards, ice cream and more. No purchase is necessary to enter to win. (Benton County Daily Record)
Kyle Fowler of Bella Vista has been named to Avila (Mo.) University's dean's list for spring 2009. (Benton County Daily Record)
• Bentonville: A fireworks show will be held at dusk at Memorial Park. (Benton County Daily Record)
The days of couples skating, birthday parties and school functions at the local roller rink have not been available to the people of Fayetteville for more than four years now. (Northwest Arkansas Times)
A 4.9-mill increase may only add $162.75 on top of the tax bill for a $166,000 home in Fayetteville, but what about large businesses ? (Northwest Arkansas Times)
A lawyer for the Washington Water Authority said a settlement offer he recently made to the attorney for the Tontitown Water and Sewer Commission has been declined. (Northwest Arkansas Times)
A new program, aimed at helping authorities recover missing seniors and individuals with cognitive disorders, is being launched in Arkansas. (Northwest Arkansas Times)
4 SATURDAY July 2009 Events and Activities First Saturday Flea Market will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. today on the Cane Hill College grounds in Canehill. All flea marketand yard sale-type vendors are welcome to set up. Space is $10. (Northwest Arkansas Times)
BENTONVILLE — Police believe a Siloam Springs teenager, already accused of exposing a girl to HIV through sexual contact, engaged in sexual intercourse with three other girls. (Northwest Arkansas Times)
Forged check Sean Borkine, 38, faces an arrest warrant filed June 11 on charges of forgery. He is accused in September of cashing a forged check. Stealing from work Lane Scott Rogell, 46, was charged on June 18 with theft of property. He is accused of taking property from his employer. Stolen motorcycle Michael D. Fournier, 32, was charged on June 18 with theft by receiving. He is accused on May 20 of being in possession of a stolen motorcycle. (Northwest Arkansas Times)
The Dwelling Place, 1855 N. Porter Road in Fayetteville, is seeking volunteers for various ministries, including the Faith Factory, Jail and Communications ministries.Visit www.dwellingplace.org to learn more about these opportunities. For more information, e-mail communications@dw ellingplace.org. (Northwest Arkansas Times)
Eleven proposals were submitted for the design of two bike racks for the front of the Fayetteville District Court building, under construction on Rock Street. (Northwest Arkansas Times)
Northwest Arkansas offers a veritable treat for the senses. The sights, scents and sounds of the area offer something for everyone, but especially for those who enjoy the great outdoors.
Near Bentonville, visitors can enjoy the Wild Wilderness Drive-Thru Safari, where a vast array of wildlife await, including zebras, monkeys, giraffes, kangaroos, antelopes and numerous others. There are even several baby animals which children are allowed to pet.
The Old Spanish Treasure Cave remains one of the biggest mysteries in the Ozarks. This extensive cave is believed to be one of the most historical caverns in the states. Step inside and learn about the numerous fascinating legends of hidden treasures which are still believed to be hidden inside as well as the mystery that has kept those treasures hidden.
War Eagle Cavern offers its own taste of the underground beauty of Northwest Arkansas, with an expansive array of fossils, dams, waterfalls and formations. As you progress through the cavern you may even have the opportunity to meet a bat, as the cavern is home to one of the largest colonies of bats in North America. Make sure you stop by the Trading Post for the opportunity to shop for some rather unusual memorabilia and souvenirs. Top off your visit to the cave with a snack at the Smoke Signal Café.
Hobbs State Park, located slightly east of Rogers, Arkansas, is one of the largest state parks in Arkansas. Here you will be able to feast your eyes upon acres and acres of wildflowers and wildlife as well as steep hollows and long ridges. Make sure you plan plenty of time for your visit because you will most certainly wish to learn about the unique history of the park, the spirit of the original Ozark pioneers and explore the unique geology of the park. Thanks to Words You Want!
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