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Centerton wants residents to vote on sales tax extension to pay for community center - Vimarsana News

Centerton wants residents to vote on sales tax extension to pay for community center

As the population in Centerton grows, city officials are looking to bring new amenities through a community center, to the area and they're asking the community to help pay for it.

Source: yahoo.com
Letters | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source - Vimarsana News

Letters | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source

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Arkansas woman charged with tax evasion - Vimarsana News

Arkansas woman charged with tax evasion

FORT SMITH — A federal grand jury in Fort Smith, returned an indictment Jan.19 charging an Arkansas woman with evading her federal income taxes and failing to file income tax

Thirteen Projects Recognized in Fay Jones School's 2023 Alumni Design Awards Competition - Vimarsana News

Thirteen Projects Recognized in Fay Jones School's 2023 Alumni Design Awards Competition

Designs for a wealth of architectural designs as well as urban planning and landscape design projects were among 46 entries vying for recognition in the 2023 Fay Jones School Alumni Design Awards competition.

Source: uark.edu
Record-setting cold hits NWA, River Valley | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Record-setting cold hits NWA, River Valley | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley are expected to see a respite today from record-setting cold that has gripped the state this week. Much of the snow and ice that blanketed the region Sunday hung around Tuesday. However, the sun came out, helping melt some of that snow, said Joe Sellers, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Tulsa. The real relief should come today and Thursday, he said.