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Arkansas covid cases rise by 3,600 Monday, while hospitalizations hits 5-month high of 1,420 - Vimarsana News

Arkansas covid cases rise by 3,600 Monday, while hospitalizations hits 5-month high of 1,420

Arkansas hospitalizations because of covid-19 rose to 1,420 on Monday, the highest in five months, even as the day's report of new cases dipped to a three-week low.

The smallness of spite - Vimarsana News

The smallness of spite

It's a perfectly fair observation on motivation. But it's not at all a substantive argument on merit.

Carved up like a turkey - Vimarsana News

Carved up like a turkey

Because of one word--"acquired" rather than "passed"--Republican legislators were able to chortle last week about sticking it to Pulaski County three ways.

Summerfield town manager weighs in on new district request - Vimarsana News

Summerfield town manager weighs in on new district request

Summerfield planning board holds public hearing to discuss a request for Master Planned Village District David Couch proposed a plan in 2020 to put homes on hundreds of land in Summerfield. It would require Greensboro to extend its water and sewer lines to Summerfield. Author: Sydni Moore Updated: 10:17 PM EDT July 26, 2021 SUMMERFIELD, N.C. — Last year we told you about a proposal, that could bring dozens of new homes to Summerfield, over 25 years. The plan concerned a lot of people living there because it proposed a shared tax district between Summerfield...

Marijuana Card Holder Sues Over Job Loss - Vimarsana News

Marijuana Card Holder Sues Over Job Loss

Chris Burks A medical marijuana card holder is suing a northwest Arkansas hospital system for withdrawing a job offer after he tested positive for pot, and he says he’s not alone. Balance “Lance” Reed of Washington County is seeking class-action status against Northwest Arkansas Hospitals LLC of Springdale, which operates several hospitals including Willow Creek Women’s Hospital and Northwest Medical Center-Bentonville. Reed said in his lawsuit, filed earlier this month in Washington County Circuit Court, that he believes there are at least 35 and as many a...