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Gift of the Givers to the rescue of Hankey residents - Vimarsana News

Gift of the Givers to the rescue of Hankey residents

Gift of the Givers to the rescue of Hankey residents

OPINION | Carin Schoppmeyer: Saving Grace, Girl Scouts in spotlight at fundraisers - Vimarsana News

OPINION | Carin Schoppmeyer: Saving Grace, Girl Scouts in spotlight at fundraisers

Saving Grace backers at the Butterflies and Blooms luncheon April 27 boosted the group with more than $300,000 in donations for the growing nonprofit organization. Guests at the fundraiser held at the Rogers Convention Center heard about the Christ-centered group's plans to end generational poverty as they work with young women 18 to 25 who have "aged out" of foster care or group homes.

Hankey residents "swimming in sewerage" are up in arms – St Francis Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Hankey residents "swimming in sewerage" are up in arms – St Francis Chronicle

Residents in the parts of Hankey area are fed up because they say they are “swimming in human waste” following  the past week of rains that caused dam levels of water to form in some Centerton suburb streets,  dams that have floating faecal stools flowing from a nearby sewerage dam.

Bentonville animal services manager resigns - Vimarsana News

Bentonville animal services manager resigns

BENTONVILLE -- Alison O'Neill, the city's animal services manager, resigned last week, Debbie Griffin, city director of administration, confirmed.

Bentonville School Board gets update on boundary, attendance zone plans - Vimarsana News

Bentonville School Board gets update on boundary, attendance zone plans

BENTONVILLE -- The School Board heard more Tuesday night about possible boundary and attendance adjustments as the School District plans for enrollment growth.