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Man arrested Wednesday in connection to dead dog nailed to a sign in White County | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Man arrested Wednesday in connection to dead dog nailed to a sign in White County | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A man was arrested Wednesday in connection to a November incident involving a dead dog nailed to a sign in White County, the sheriff's office said.

Man arrested Wednesday in connection to dead dog nailed to a sign in White County | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Man arrested Wednesday in connection to dead dog nailed to a sign in White County | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A man was arrested Wednesday in connection to a November incident involving a dead dog nailed to a sign in White County, the sheriff's office said.

Two Arkansans arrested on multiple charges involving fentanyl - Vimarsana News

Two Arkansans arrested on multiple charges involving fentanyl

Arkansas State Police arrested two people in White County on Feb. 5 after an investigation involving fentanyl.

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DWI appeal case in White County concerning Woodruff County deputy prosecutor idle since 2021 - Vimarsana News

DWI appeal case in White County concerning Woodruff County deputy prosecutor idle since 2021

A DWI case in Bald Knob against a Woodruff County deputy prosecuting attorney has lain dormant for almost three years since a special judge was appointed, court records show.

Searcy council discusses raising district court fees - Vimarsana News

Searcy council discusses raising district court fees

Increasing White County District Court-Searcy Division fees was discussed by the Searcy City Council last week as a way to close a $300,000 gap between projected revenue and costs.