Inmates have helped the county with various projects : Benton County Jail inmates Jessie Carranza, left, and John Kingston worked on installing new ceiling panels at the special-events building at Lake Atalanta on Tuesday afternoon. [READ MORE] SARAH NADER / Benton County Daily Record
Today's News Stories
- Taking on responsibilities : Inmates have helped the county with various projects
- Parade sparks debate
- A different perspective : Crystal Bridges at the Massey is dishing up a long list of successful programs for children, adults and families.
- Alumni event planned
- Support rolling in for teacher’s family
- Bella Vista band leader Mitchell calling it quits
- Judge dismisses Coughlin’s outrage claim against Mars
- Archer sentenced to 8 years in prison
- Man accused of using repo man’s badge
- Rogers man faces four counts of rape
- Metcalf headed to convention
- Subcommittee will look at appraisal system
- Hendren wants to hear appraisal experiences
- Upcoming Services
- 4-way stop installed today
- Wolf stepping down as Main Street Rogers president
- Officials continue sign debate
- Rezoning approved for McCollum property
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‘An awesome first day’ : Rogers Heritage High School opens
ROGERS — Although the building is new, it’s really the same job, Assistant Principal David Webb said on the first day of classes at Rogers Heritage High School. The experience of teachers and administrators resulted in a smooth opening for the district’s second high school, he said. — Tuesday, August 19, 2008
An education celebration : New Rogers Heritage High dedicated on Sunday
ROGERS — Although Rogers’ newest high school is a celebration of the city’s heritage, all minds were focused on the future Sunday. — Monday, August 18, 2008
SUNDAY FOCUS : Bentonville plants seeds of change
BENTONVILLE — In a world in which the price of food is skyrocketing, learning to grow your own is becoming a valued skill across the country. — Sunday, August 17, 2008
Teacher dies after collapse at school
BENTONVILLE— An eighth-grade English teacher with Washington Junior High School died Friday after collapsing during the district’s annual back-to-school meeting. Heidi Meyer collapsed and had seizures outside the Arend Arts Center at Bentonville High School following Superintendent Gary Compton’s annual back-to-school celebration speech. — Saturday, August 16, 2008
Boost for the Bulldogs : Foundation donates $165,000 to Decatur schools
DECATUR — The Decatur School District received a big boost Thursday when the Decatur Education Foundation presented a $165,000 check to the district. — Friday, August 15, 2008
Local political activists react to news of Gwatney’s death
ROGERS — Benton County Democrats and others reacted Wednesday to the news that state Democratic Party Chairman Bill Gwatney had been shot in Little Rock. — Thursday, August 14, 2008
