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FAYETTEVILLE -- Washington County cannot use federal covid pandemic relief money to expand the county jail, the Arkansas Justice Reform Coalition says in a federal lawsuit filed Tuesday.

The franchisee, which has 13 locations in central Arkansas, is accused of failing to take action against a manager who behaved inappropriately.

Simply Slims hit with sex harassment suit

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has sued Simply Slims LLC, and/or Dixie Chicken LLC, doing business as Slim Chickens, claiming a manager at a Hot Springs restaurant sexually harassed employees, and that management failed to respond to complaints.

Residents of a neighborhood west of Fayetteville continue to oppose plans to expand the Hunt-Rogers quarry near their homes, asking county officials Thursday to deny or delay approval of plans for the development.

Gov.-elect Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced in a news release Friday she will nominate Washington County Judge Joseph Wood as secretary of the Department of Transformation and Shared Services.

FAYETTEVILLE — The Washington County Quorum Court voted 11 to 4 on Thursday to spend federal covid relief money on an expansion of the county jail, despite opponents’ warnings the move is legally dangerous.

The Washington County Quorum Court voted 11 to 4 to spend federal covid relief money on an expansion of the county jail, despite opponents warnings the move is legally dangerous.