Archive | September, 2011

Task Force Talks Dog Restraints

Most of the discussion of an Animal Services Task Force meeting Wednesday centered around issues of confining and restraining dogs.

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Ex-Sparks Doctor Awarded Damages

Editor’s Note: The original version of this report incorrectly stated former Sparks CEO Ted Woodrell was not ordered to pay damages to Dr. Barry Uretsky; Woodrell, Sparks Medical Foundation and Sparks

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Oklahoman Gets 11 Years In Robbery Of Pharmacy

An Oklahoma man who robbed a Fort Smith pharmacy was sentenced to 11 years in prison Wednesday after he pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery in Sebastian County Circuit Court.

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Police Say Man Sold Stolen Car Parts

A Mountainburg man was arrested Tuesday after he allegedly sold more than $6,000 in stolen car parts to a local scrap metal dealer, according to a police report.

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Man Enters Plea To Sex Charges

A Van Buren man accused of sexually abusing a minor female over several years has pleaded not guilty to 20 counts of second-degree sexual assault in Crawford County Circuit Court.

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Chester To Open Farmer’s Market

Chester will have its first Farmer’s Market and Poultry Swap on Saturday and continuing through October.

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Sequoyah Budget Meeting Friday

The Sequoyah County Commission has called a special meeting Friday to consider approving a fiscal 2011-12 budget for the county.

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Fire hydrants to be tested by Maumelle firefighters

Maumelle firefighters will start their annual water-hydrant testing the first week in October and it will run through the middle of November.

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Maumelle youngsters chosen for UCA choir

Two Maumelle children have been chosen to sing in the Central Arkansas Children’s Choir at the University of Central Arkansas.

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Four fights in one day at Maumelle High School; most involved were female students

Four fights broke out at the new Maumelle High School on Sept. 22, and according to the comments of two of the students involved, at least one was gang-related. But Maumelle police chief Sam Williams said he thought the two boys claiming gang activity were just talking. Williams, who had extensive gang experience in his [...]

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