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Emily Stockalper of Springdale Har-Ber delivers a pitch Tuesday during the first inning against Fayetteville.
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Emily Stockalper of Springdale Har-Ber delivers a pitch Tuesday during the first inning against Faye
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Springdale’s Brandon Castanon, right, beats the tag by Springdale Har-Ber’s Holden Thornton on a ste
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Springdale’s Brandon Castanon, right, beats the tag by Springdale Har-Ber’s Holden Thornton on a steal attempt at second base Tuesday during the Bulldogs’ game against the Wildcats at Tyson Park in Springdale.
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A metal sculpture of a horned toad is one of the mystery sculptures found at Centennial Park in down
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A metal sculpture of a horned toad is one of the mystery sculptures found at Centennial Park in downtown Rogers.
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Jake Hooser of Traffic and Lighting Systems of Oklahoma City attaches wiring to a monitoring camera
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Jake Hooser of Traffic and Lighting Systems of Oklahoma City attaches wiring to a monitoring camera Tuesday while installing lights at the intersection of Promenade Boulevard and Huntington Drive in Rogers. Motorists can expect the new traffic lights to begin operating by the end of the week.
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Ryan Bolinger, Fayetteville’s Transportation Division lead man, operates a backhoe Tuesday above Bra
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Ryan Bolinger, Fayetteville’s Transportation Division lead man, operates a backhoe Tuesday above Bradley Boerger and Nick Willbanks as they work on storm drains on North Street. The division has started construction on a North Street recycling drop-off. The facility, just west of the Scull Creek Trail crossing, will be similar to the city’s other recycling drop-off on Happy Hollow Road. Multiple containers will be available where residents can dispose of glass, plastic, aluminum and paper products. The new, centralized location is intended to appeal to apartment dwellers in the area.
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Easton Hatch, Willis Shaw Elementary School fifth-grader, collects a bucket of water during a relay
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Easton Hatch, Willis Shaw Elementary School fifth-grader, collects a bucket of water during a relay race Tuesday at the Botanical Gardens of the Ozarks in Fayetteville. The Water Conservation station was part of the activities to celebrate Earth Day at the garden. More than 1,800 students from seven area schools from grades K-5 participated in the event organized by Shaw Elementary School and sponsored by the Botanical Gardens of the Ozarks and community partners.
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Casey Tarkington of Brookland, owner of Master Aviation Polishing, uses an angle grinder Tuesday to
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Casey Tarkington of Brookland, owner of Master Aviation Polishing, uses an angle grinder Tuesday to polish a 1970 Airstream trailer at The Yacht Club at 617 N. College Ave. in Fayetteville. The trailer is home to Pigmint Floral and Event Design, one of several similar trailers at the retail site.
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Hunter, a labrador retriever mix, gives “kisses” Wednesday to Natasha Adler, right, and Michelle Mil
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Hunter, a labrador retriever mix, gives “kisses” Wednesday to Natasha Adler, right, and Michelle Miller at NorthWest Arkansas Community College during Puppies versus Finals, an event hosted by the Student Ambassador and Activities Board. The event was hosted as a way to relieve students stress before finals begin. Two adoptable puppies from the Rogers Animal Shelter were available to play with in the lobby of Burns Hall in addition to free snacks and chair massages. The event continues tomorrow with chair massages from Shar’n the Dream from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and puppies and snacks from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Christina Miller (left), a paralegal student, visits with Porgi, a labrador and pit bull mix.
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Christina Miller, a paralegal student, visits with Porgi, a labrador and pit bull mix, Wednesday, Ma
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Christina Miller, a paralegal student, visits with Porgi, a labrador and pit bull mix, Wednesday, May 1, 2013, at NorthWest Arkansas Community College during Puppies versus Finals, an event event hosted by the Student Ambassador and Activities Board. The event was hosted as a way to de-stress students before finals begin. Two adoptable puppies for the Rogers Animal Shelter were available to play with in the lobby of Burns Hall in addition to free snacks and chair massages. The event continues tomorrow with chair massages from Shar'n the Dream from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and puppies and snacks from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Meagan Lipscomb, a horticulturist for Bentonviille’s Park and Recreation department, pulls up tulips
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Meagan Lipscomb, a horticulturist for Bentonviille’s Park and Recreation department, pulls up tulips Wednesday on the city square. The tulips will be replaced by tropicals and summer annuals near the end of May. Lipscomb said the department usually gives the tulips away during the city’s Spring Tree Giveaway, but since the tulips stayed in bloom longer this year, she needs to find another event to give the plants away at. Lipscomb estimated there are 6,500 tulips that will be pulled in downtown Bentonville.
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Family members of the driver look over the scene of a one-vehicle accident Wednesday at 2700 N.E. J
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Family members of the driver look over the scene of a one-vehicle accident Wednesday at 2700 N.E. J St. in Bentonville. According to Sean Gladden, a Benton County sheriff’s deputy, Chandler Shaw, 18, was driving west in the area of 2700 Northeast J Street on Wednesday morning when her car “fishtailed” on the dirt road and she overcorrected and her 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe ended up in a creek. The airbag deployed and Shaw had bruises to her face, but she did not have to be transported by an ambulance.
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During years of hunting morel mushrooms, Sheila Edwards of Farmington says she finds morels in the s
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During years of hunting morel mushrooms, Sheila Edwards of Farmington says she finds morels in the same types of areas each spring. Here Edwards spots a morel mushroom April 24 near some sycamore trees, which is one of the prime areas to find the seasonal fungi.
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Where one morel is found, others are likely nearby. Edwards plucks a pair of morels during a mushroo
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Where one morel is found, others are likely nearby. Edwards plucks a pair of morels during a mushroom hunt April 24. Read story »
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Edwards collects another morel April 24 from one of her mushroom hunting spots.
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Edwards collects another morel April 24 from one of her mushroom hunting spots. Read story »
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Big morel mushrooms are prized for the table, but Edwards says they signal the end of prime mushroom
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Big morel mushrooms are prized for the table, but Edwards says they signal the end of prime mushroom hunting time. She found this morel April 24 in Farmington. Read story »
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Springfield’s Audry Perez jogs past NWA Naturals catcher Mitch Canham to score a run on Wednesday at
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Springfield’s Audry Perez jogs past NWA Naturals catcher Mitch Canham to score a run on Wednesday at Arvest Ballpark in Springdale.
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Jody Knight of Bentonville competes April 25 in the 200-meter race at the 7A-West track meet at Van
Jody Knight of Bentonville competes April 25 in the 200-meter race at the 7A-West track meet at Van Buren.
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Andrew Pinter of Fayetteville clears 5 feet, 8 inches on April 25 during the high jump at the 7A-Wes
Andrew Pinter of Fayetteville clears 5 feet, 8 inches on April 25 during the high jump at the 7A-West track meet at Van Buren.
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Sain-Thomas Mathew of Springdale Har-Ber pulls ahead of the pack April 25 during the 200-meter race
Sain-Thomas Mathew of Springdale Har-Ber pulls ahead of the pack April 25 during the 200-meter race at the 7A-West track meet at Van Buren.
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Deion Jones of Rogers Heritage runs the 110-meter hurdles April 25 at the 7A-West track meet at Van
Deion Jones of Rogers Heritage runs the 110-meter hurdles April 25 at the 7A-West track meet at Van Buren.
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