First year of fireworks law seen as learning process: Robert Frizzell loads boxes of fireworks onto pallets to keep them off the ground in case of flooding Wednesday afternoon at an Uncle Sam’s Fireworks tent on U.S. 71 near Fayetteville Executive Airport in Greenland. This is the first year county fire marshals have tried locating all the tents and stands in the county to conduct inspections. [READ MORE] BROOKE McNEELY / Northwest Arkansas Times
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Recent Featured Stories
New businesses credited for big June tax increase
Sales tax receipts for the city of Fayetteville’s 1 percent sale tax are up more than $140,000 during June compared to last year — an 11.7 percent increase. — Thursday, July 3, 2008
All aboard : Fayetteville joins others along I-540 on mobility authority
Fayetteville jumped on the bandwagon Tuesday with the other three big cities along Interstate 540 to participate in the Northwest Arkansas Regional Mobility Authority. — Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Death penalty sought against Marcyniuk
Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against Zachariah Marcyniuk of Fayetteville in the stabbing death of his 24-yearold ex-girlfriend. — Tuesday, July 1, 2008
All hands on deck : Staff keep busy tending to expanding parks system
Can Fayetteville have it both ways: more parkland with the same or fewer hours for mowing and taking care of it? — Monday, June 30, 2008
Prairie Grove picks Willison
PRAIRIE GROVE — Fayetteville Associate Superintendent James “Randy” Willison accepted a two-year contract as the Prairie Grove superintendent on Friday. — Saturday, June 28, 2008
Teeming with issues : Developers top UA’s offer for 40-acre FHS campus
A limited liability company called Campus Building Group has offered $60 million for the Fayetteville High School campus. — Friday, June 27, 2008
