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Sheriff concerned by lack of bids on Washington County jail expansion - Vimarsana News

Sheriff concerned by lack of bids on Washington County jail expansion

The bid opening for Washington County's proposed $20 million jail expansion left Sheriff Jay Cantrell concerned after the county received no bids on some parts of the project.

Sheriff concerned by lack of bids on jail expansion Petition drive seeks to block $20 million project - Vimarsana News

Sheriff concerned by lack of bids on jail expansion Petition drive seeks to block $20 million project

FAYETTEVILLE -- The bid opening for Washington County's proposed $20 million jail expansion left Sheriff Jay Cantrell concerned after the county received no bids on some parts of the project.

Sheriff concerned by lack of bids on jail expansion Petition drive seeks to block $20 million project - Vimarsana News

Sheriff concerned by lack of bids on jail expansion Petition drive seeks to block $20 million project

FAYETTEVILLE -- The bid opening for Washington County's proposed $20 million jail expansion left Sheriff Jay Cantrell concerned after the county received no bids on some parts of the project.

Off-duty deputy gets probation in Washington County shooting - Vimarsana News

Off-duty deputy gets probation in Washington County shooting

FAYETTEVILLE -- An off-duty Adair County, Okla., deputy who shot a Washington County man in September pleaded guilty Friday as part of a plea agreement in Washington County Circuit Court.

Off-duty deputy gets probation in Washington County shooting - Vimarsana News

Off-duty deputy gets probation in Washington County shooting

FAYETTEVILLE -- An off-duty Adair County, Okla., deputy who shot a Washington County man in September pleaded guilty Friday as part of a plea bargain in Washington County Circuit Court.