Wrapping up Christmas: Randy Moore with the Fayetteville Parks and Recreation Division takes down Christmas lights on the Fayetteville Square Wednesday as city workers clean up after Lights of the Ozarks. BROOKE McNEELY / Northwest Arkansas Times
Today's News Stories
- A new vision : Clark says health care is key to local economic development
- CITY OF TONTITOWN : Edgmon wants city to foot bill to defend him
- Two implicated in breaking into home of homicide victim
- AT&T launches TV, Internet service in Northwest Arkansas
- Mark Your Calendar
- Groom named as acting U.S. attorney for Western District
- City plans traffic signals to ease flow near schools
- Court Briefs
- Benefit for deceased Springdale police officer raises $3,100
- Rowe gets 45 years for molesting three kids
- Leaders like Clark's plan for treatment center
- Many prospective businesses considering city
Today's Sports Stories
- Grit, guts, glory : UA's blue-collar play leads to white-collar victory over UT
- UA women start SEC with clean slate, young LSU
- Tittle gives Tigers more than outside shot at conference title
- UA gymnastics squad set for season opener
- Tennis Hogs Hogan, Strode crack top 40
- UA women's tennis No. 14 in preseason rankings
Recent Business Stories
Recent Living Stories
- Chance No. 2 FAYETTEVILLE PAINTER FINDS REBIRTH, NEW PURPOSE THROUGH HIS ARTWORK
- AT HOME : Getting plastered for New Year's Eve
- Keeping arts a'live'Staff changes, fundraising efforts at longtime theater organization help to preserve it
- School menus
- THE ROCKWOOD FILES : Resolve is a dirty word
- Ozark Album The Boston Store team
- Library Checkout
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Recently Featured Stories
Police chief steps down
The Fayetteville Police Department rang in the new year without its police chief. — Thursday, January 1, 2009
Boy is first baby of the New Year in Washington County
A baby boy was the first infant delivered for 2009 in Washington County. — Friday, January 2, 2009
On the clock New county, city officials sworn in; electees assume duties, burdens of governing
Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan announced plans on his first day in office to change the city's organizational chart and to hire a chief of staff. — Saturday, January 3, 2009
Homeless task force asking for $2 million
An official working with the homeless in Northwest Arkansas says each region and community needs to ensure it is looking at its own demographics when tackling the problem. — Sunday, January 4, 2009
Backup presider : Vice mayor role up for grabs in Fayetteville
One of Lioneld Jordan's first items of business as he presides over his first City Council meeting as mayor Tuesday will be overseeing the process of selecting an alderman to serve as vice mayor. — Monday, January 5, 2009
Dumas booted: Jordan fires Dumas, proposes freezing salaries
Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan said Monday that he terminated Fayetteville's top paid employee, Gary Dumas, late Friday afternoon in a restructuring to make room for a new chief of staff position. — Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Suspects thought victim was evicting friend, father says
Bobby Crigler said his son was just changing a lock when a brutal act of violence changed his family's life. — Wednesday, January 7, 2009
