Archive | March, 2010

Historic atom crash big step ahead into past

The world’s largest atom smasher threw together minuscule particles racing at unheard-of speeds in conditions simulating those just after the theoretical Big Bang, a success that kick-starts a megabillion-dollar experiment that could one day explain how the universe began.

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RECORDS

Records for Northwest Arkansas for March 31, 2010.

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War Eagles Score Sweep

Senior Brandon Brzozkiewicz got Rogers Heritage going early, and his teammates did the rest to claim another 7A-West Conference run-rule victory Tuesday.

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Fayetteville Routs Rogers High

Rogers High softball coach Mike Harper thought his players were too timid on the mound and at the plate Tuesday evening.

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Shoppers’ doldrums lift a little in March

Consumers in the U.S. gained confidence in March as the gloom over job prospects began to lift, indicating employment will be central to preserving the recent acceleration in spending, analysts said.

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Pruitt’s Effort Complete

Houston Pruitt overpowered Bentonville during Tuesday’s early innings at the Tyson Sports Complex. Springdale Har-Ber’s top pitcher then responded to adversity.

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EVIDENCE CITED: Prosecutors Drop Drug Case

Prosecutors dropped a misdemeanor criminal charge against a city employee Tuesday afternoon.

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Sam’s Club Collaborating With Suppliers

Sam’s Club will share details about buying technique and collaborate more with suppliers on product research.

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Getting it straight

The Democrat-Gazette wants its news reports to be fair and accurate.

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Judge to hear firm-sale criticism

A federal bankruptcy judge on Friday will hear objections to the sale of National Home Centers to a Raleigh, N.C., company for $15 million.

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