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A fallout shelter that survived the threat of nuclear war and the ensuing six decades met its fate Tuesday.

A fallout shelter that survived the threat of nuclear war and the ensuing six decades met its fate Tuesday.

MIDLAND -- The Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission is in the process of developing a management plan for 1,191 acres it bought in south Sebastian County earlier this year.

Sebastian County approved more than $3.3 million last week to resolve longstanding issues at two of its parks.

A new regional library planned for Greenwood has gotten the rest of the money needed to become a reality.

Eight candidates vying for four seats on the Henderson City Board of Commissioners are on the ballot for Tuesdays primary election.

Sebastian County is looking to expand the recreational opportunities at one of its parks with the help of outside funding.

FORT SMITH -- Sebastian County is preparing to celebrate five decades of its largest public park.

Sebastian County Judge David Hudson said Thursday the county's Parks Advisory Board may start meeting regularly again in March after a more than two-year hiatus.

Sebastian County Judge David Hudson said Thursday the county's Parks Advisory Board may start meeting regularly again in March after a more than two-year hiatus.