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FORT SMITH -- The Arkansas Department of Transportation is looking for public feedback on the proposed improvements to Zero Street and Interstate 540/Arkansas 255 in Fort Smith.

Randell Burrough is facing 14 charges by Arkansas State Police and he's also wanted in LeFlore County, Oklahoma.

FORT SMITH -- The Arkansas Department of Transportation will hold a public involvement meeting to discuss the proposed improvements on Zero Street and Interstate 540/Arkansas 255 in Fort Smith.

Moline’s Fourth Wall Films is among over 300 cultural and civic institutions across the nation participating in the third-annual Civic Season event that runs from Juneteenth to July 4th. This new summer tradition for learning and action is co-designed with Gen Z, the future inheritors of our democracy, according to a Fourth Wall release. Civic […]

On Friday, May 26, at 11:30 a.m., there will be a special wreath-laying ceremony at the Hero Street Monument and Hero Street Memorial Park, Silvis. Ambassador Reyna Torres Mendivil is the Consul General of Mexico in Chicago and will visit Hero Street for the ceremony. This is the first time a Consul General of Mexico […]

Nellie Muños is a true heroine. The oldest surviving resident of Hero Street in Silvis (whose brother-in-law was one of the eight acclaimed heroes), the kind, giving and good-hearted lady will turn 100 on Cinco de Mayo, Friday, May 5. They’re expecting over 300 people (from all over the U.S.) at her birthday party Friday […]

Twice in the past year the Peak Innovative Center in Fort Smith has flooded. A plan for improvements will be considered in May by the school board.

A local program is preparing to honor veterans in a ceremony Saturday, which includes displaying roughly 17,000 wreaths in Fort Smith National Cemetery.

City directors unanimously approved spending $350,000 for engineering company Burns and McDonnell to continue providing services related to attempts to modify an agreement the city signed with the state and federal governments.

FORT SMITH -- River Valley residents decided who will serve them in the Arkansas legislature on Tuesday.