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River Valley received over $4.4 million in grants through planning district, up by $1.8 million from last year - Vimarsana News

River Valley received over $4.4 million in grants through planning district, up by $1.8 million from last year

FORT SMITH -- The Western Arkansas Planning and Development District reported helping secure over $1.8 million more in grant money for entities in its service area this year compared to last year.

Bring Ridge home - Vimarsana News

Bring Ridge home

I first met Lt. Ridge Alkonis during his time at the U.S. Naval Academy, where he was a close friend of my youngest son, Andrew. I would regularly meet Ridge in Annapolis during visits with my son, and even hosted Ridge in Arkansas for a Razorback football game one year.

Incumbents stay strong in Northwest Arkansas legislative races - Vimarsana News

Incumbents stay strong in Northwest Arkansas legislative races

Despite large spending and unprecedented numbers of open seats and candidates, voters in Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley returned all serving legislators seeking another term or at least didn't fire them yet.

Crowded House races head to runoffs in Benton County - Vimarsana News

Crowded House races head to runoffs in Benton County

Runoffs will determine loaded state House races in Benton County, and two sitting legislators in the River Valley appeared to withstand challenges in their primaries Tuesday.

Arkansas House, Senate defeat efforts to extend special session with proposals outside governor's agenda - Vimarsana News

Arkansas House, Senate defeat efforts to extend special session with proposals outside governor's agenda

Arkansas lawmakers adjourned a three-day special session on Thursday despite efforts by some to extend their time at the state Capitol.