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Go Green… for Good” Art Experience at the Bentonville Plaza brought in plenty of green for the Walnut Farm Montessori School on March 13. About 300 school supporters and art lovers helped the Bentonville school raise approximately $25,000.
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New Tax Off ce Opens In Fayetteville Northwest Tax and Accounting opened in early January at 2699 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in Fayetteville.
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Connie Williams has been taking care of people all her life. As director of the guidance program at Springdale High School, she coordinates services for close to 2,000 students. She manages to bring a personal touch to many, impacting lives with her bright smile and upbeat attitude.
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Brunner & Lay in Springdale soon plans to add 50 to 60 employees.
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In 17 years, the Mashburn Scholarship Foundation has awarded more than $1 million to burgeoning talent to attend the University of Arkansas.
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Benton County Complete Comfort LLC, Eric D. Schein, 824 Topaz St., Lowell.
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Miguel Hernandez felt sick to his stomach to find the front door of his Springdale home wide open at 2:30 on a December afternoon. As he pulled his Chevrolet van into the front drive he saw three people through a large picture window rummaging through his family’s personal belongings inside the home.
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Local celebrities did the Salsa, Two-Step and Cha-Cha — all in the name of charity.
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Tuesday 7 a.m. — BNI Razorback Network Group at the Holiday Inn in Springdale. Contact Greg Collier at 725-0453 or gcollier@ farmersagent.com.
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Eight young women were presented as 2010 debutantes during the Phi Alpha Omega biennial Debutante Ball on March 13. Phi Alpha Omega is a chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, the first African-American interest sorority founded in the United States.
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For Arkansas’ U.S. House members, the process to overhaul health care that’s been a year in the making — from townhall meetings to Blue Dog negotiations to presidential telephone calls — will culminate in a final up-or-down vote today.
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Saturday’s results EAST At New Orleans Kentucky 90, Wake Forest 60 At San Jose, Caif Washington 82, New Mexico 64 SOUTH At Providence, R.I. Saint Mary’s, Calif. 75, Villanova 68 At New Orleans Baylor 76, Old Dominion 68 MIDWEST At Providence, R.I. Tennessee 83, Ohio 68 At Oklahoma City Northern Iowa 69, Kansas 67 WEST At Oklahoma City Kansas State 84, BYU 72 At San Jose, Calif. Butler 54, Murray State 52
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The ball never had a chance. Ricardo Martinelli badly wanted to throw a strike, but nerves got the better of him that February afternoon on the Hogs’ diamond at Baum Stadium. It was his first appearance at his alma mater since he was elected president of Panama in 2009, and he was pumped.
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City officials are finalizing a contract with a production company to tape a reality TV program that would feature Fort Smith police officers at work on the streets.
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A great writer wins the Porter Fund Literary Prize every year, but it’s rarely for writing plays.
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Forty or 50 jobs may not sound like a lot, but in a town that’s been losing about 250 residents a year since 2000, when there’s an opportunity to reopen a plant that’s been closed for a decade, the hope is that it will happen quickly.
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A near sellout crowd in Walton Arts Center’s Baum Walker Hall came to hear jazz great Wynton Marsalis the night of March 11 but got much more — and liked it — as Marsalis’ Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra performed Portrait in Seven Shades, a long-form tribute to modern artists composed by reedman Ted Nash.
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They were sitting by themselves, laughing.
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Arkansas’ starting catcher missed Saturday’s game because of illness, but the entire Razorbacks team probably felt sick following its game with LSU.
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Five weeks in the gym and a certain social confidence helped CitiScapes magazine account executive Missy Shanklin take the prize for Grand Champion at last weekend’s Dancing With the Stars fundraiser.
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Petrino taking his Shot. The formation known as the “Pistol,” which is growing in usage and popularity around college football, is expected to play a larger role in Bobby Petrino’s third year with the Razorbacks.
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She and Him Volume Two Merge ARetro duo She and Him’s second album is the perfect accompaniment for a warm spring day. Filled with melodies that combine smooth ’60s pop and soul with touches of power pop and folk-rock, Volume Two gives new meaning to the word infectious. Sunshine infuses each melody, each backbeat, to create a sound that sings through your veins and makes you want to swing your hips.
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Ozark Foothills Film Festival Wednesday-March 28, various locations, Batesville Admission: varies with event ozarkfoothillsfilmfest.org (870) 251-1189 On Wednesday
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Right fit priority for Hogs. Arkansas Coach John Pelphrey said he hasn’t set a timetable for filling an assistant’s vacancy, and he was vague about the search in general during a news conference Friday to wrap up the 2009-2010 season.
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Spin Cycle presents another installment of “All the News That’s Fit to Razz” … Vicki Gunvalson, the most judgmental and argumentative star of The Real Housewives of Orange County, said during the show’s recent reunion special that she’s going to have to do “a lot of soul searching” before deciding to return for a sixth season of the show.
