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GRAVETTE -- Members of the Gravette Historical Museum Commission and museum curator Beth Johnson hosted a "My Collections" event April 23.

Arkansas state Rep. Jamie Scott, D-North Little Rock, shepherded a bill that aims to prevent discrimination in public schools and state-supported two- and four-year higher education institutions based on "natural, protective, or cultural hairstyles" through the Republican-dominated Legislature during this years regular session.

Many say 102 and Tater Black Road are too dangerous in current state

Lawrence Wins MLF Toyota Series Tournament at Kentucky and Barkley Lakes

Violations marked as priority contribute directly to the elimination, prevention or reduction in the hazards associated with foodborne illness. Priority violations include prevention of contamination, cooking, reheating, cooling and handwashing.

Attorney Greg Brown addressed the Gravette City Council at the beginning of the Committee of the Whole meeting April 11 and gave an update on litigation involving leaks in a lagoon at the water plant.

Seniors at College of the Ozarks will be displaying their works of art in the Boger Art Gallery, April 24-30, in an exhibit entitled “A Collective Moment.” The senior art majors have been preparing the pieces of art all semester.

Jiffy Lube Multicare centers in Northwest Arkansas are offering 50% off oil changes for hometown heroes on Friday, April 28 and Saturday, April 29.

The 94th General Assembly this month approved Senate Bill 414, giving the 14-person Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport Authority the ability to detach the airport from the small city in Benton County by a two-thirds vote.

After almost a century, is Arkansas ready for a new state bird?