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Taylor Bryant, Rogers sophomore, runs a relay earlier this year. Bryant will run in the 3,200-meter run today.
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Taylor Bryant, Rogers sophomore, runs a relay earlier this year. Bryant will run in the 3,200-meter
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Dancing to banjo tunes by Tim McClung of Rogers helped Lowell Elementary School student Jaxson Wisne
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Dancing to banjo tunes by Tim McClung of Rogers helped Lowell Elementary School student Jaxson Wisneski, left, and Lowell teacher’s aide Pat Jackman work up an appetite at the Rogers Noon Kiwanis Buddy Picnic on Wednesday at Lake Atalanta Park in Rogers. Kiwanis members served a hot dog and hamburger lunch to about 275 Rogers School District special education students, their teachers and aides at the annual picnic. Robert Storey, Kiwanis member, said the club has hosted the gathering for 15 to 20 years.
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Rob Husong, left, and Milt Potee serve hamburgers and hot dogs to Rogers students Wednesday during t
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Rob Husong, left, and Milt Potee serve hamburgers and hot dogs to Rogers students Wednesday during the Buddy Picnic at Lake Atalanta Park.
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Tom Snead stands in front of his historic home once owned by H.L. Stroud, Tom Morgan and Vera Key. T
Tom Snead stands in front of his historic home once owned by H.L. Stroud, Tom Morgan and Vera Key. Tom and Marty Snead restored the Rogers home.
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The first Wednesday of the season for the Rogers Farmers Market found vendor Plia Moua reaching for
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The first Wednesday of the season for the Rogers Farmers Market found vendor Plia Moua reaching for a bundle of radishes for a customer. Moua, an Oklahoma gardener, had ample piles of early season vegetables at her farmer’s market tent. The market is at a new location in the parking lot south of the Frisco caboose along South First Street in downtonwn Rogers. The market is open from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday and Wednesday, said manager Kim Scott.
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Kindergarten students (above) Jasmine Lehman, 5, right, and Ethan Hankins, 6, reach to pet a leaell
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Kindergarten students (above) Jasmine Lehman, 5, right, and Ethan Hankins, 6, reach to pet a leaellynasaura puppet Wednesday during the Dinosaur Petting Zoo put on by Australian-based performance group Erth at Owl Creek School in Fayetteville. The group will perform Friday as a part of First Friday in Bentonville and 10 a.m. until noon Saturday along Frisco Trail in Fayetteville as a part of the Trail Mix Concert Tour. The group is in the area as a part of the Walton Arts Center’s Artosphere festival this month.
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Sam Hayes with Erth, operates a puppet megaleura, a large primitive dragonfly, as students reach to
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Sam Hayes with Erth, operates a puppet megaleura, a large primitive dragonfly, as students reach to touch it.
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Kinlee Nalley, tries to catch tennis balls Wednesday flipped by Maddy Oakley, both Hellstern Middle
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Kinlee Nalley, tries to catch tennis balls Wednesday flipped by Maddy Oakley, both Hellstern Middle School seventh-graders in Springdale, between innings of the Northwest Arkansas Naturals game against the Springfield Cardinals at Arvest Ballpark in Springdale on School Kids Day.
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Ethan Holmes, from left, Grant Rothrock and Michael Peters, all Hellstern seventh graders, race on t
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Ethan Holmes, from left, Grant Rothrock and Michael Peters, all Hellstern seventh graders, race on the field.
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This National Weather Service radar image taken shortly after 11 a.m. Thursday shows the cold front
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This National Weather Service radar image taken shortly after 11 a.m. Thursday shows the cold front moving into Arkansas.
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Eric Edelstein became general manager of the Naturals when the team moved to Springdale in 2008.
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Eric Edelstein became general manager of the Naturals when the team moved to Springdale in 2008.
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Arkansas' Barrett Astin pitches during the game against Texas A&M Friday, April 19, 2013, at Baum St
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Arkansas' Barrett Astin pitches during the game against Texas A&M Friday, April 19, 2013, at Baum Stadium in Fayetteville for the first of a three game series.
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Attendees at the Bentonville Mayor's Prayer Breakfast bless Mayor Bob McCaslin and his wife Thursday
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Attendees at the Bentonville Mayor's Prayer Breakfast bless Mayor Bob McCaslin and his wife Thursday, May 2, 2013 at the end of the breakfast at the First Presbyterian Church in Bentonville. The breakfast featured many local pastors praying on certain topics with those in attendance and featured guest speaker Johnnie Moore, vice president of Liberty University in Virginia. The event was in coordination with the National Day of Prayer.
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Josh Edds of Rogers, from right, and Chuck Butler, of Springdale, greet Johnnie Moore, vice presiden
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Josh Edds of Rogers, from right, and Chuck Butler, of Springdale, greet Johnnie Moore, vice president of Liberty University Thursday, May 2, 2013 after the Bentonville Mayor's Prayer Breakfast at the First Presbyterian Church in Bentonville. Moore was the featured speaker at the breakfast which included many local pastors praying on certain topics with those in attendance. The event was in coordination with the National Day of Prayer.
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Elaine Sello, 12, from left, Rachel Sello, 8, Lauryn Durby, 12, and Damara Hale, all of Fayetteville
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Elaine Sello, 12, from left, Rachel Sello, 8, Lauryn Durby, 12, and Damara Hale, all of Fayetteville, perform an impromptu interpretive dance Thursday during the Razorback Writers Project’s “Who Am I?” Storytelling Exhibition Night at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville. The event celebrated the culmination of a year of arts-based literacy work with sixth- through eight-graders from Fayetteville, Springdale and Rogers and featured family workshops in writing and dance. University of Arkansas pro-service teachers served as mentors and sponsors for the project.
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Traffic flows Wednesday along Rupple Road south of Wedington Drive in Fayetteville. City officials a
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Traffic flows Wednesday along Rupple Road south of Wedington Drive in Fayetteville. City officials are beginning the process of extending the road south to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and widening the portion seen here to four lanes.
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Payton Stumbaugh, right, of Springdale Har-Ber sprints past Jody Knight of Bentonville in the 200-me
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Payton Stumbaugh, right, of Springdale Har-Ber sprints past Jody Knight of Bentonville in the 200-meter preliminary race Thursday at Tiger Athletic Complex in Bentonville during the 7A State Track and Field Championships.
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Phylicia Hill of Fayetteville makes an attempt at a high jump of 5 feet, 2 inches Thursday at Tiger
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Phylicia Hill of Fayetteville makes an attempt at a high jump of 5 feet, 2 inches Thursday at Tiger Athletic Complex in Bentonville. Hill won the event.
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Tiffany Cartwright, left, and Kaden Selph, West Fork juniors, have formed a potent 1-2 punch for the
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Tiffany Cartwright, left, and Kaden Selph, West Fork juniors, have formed a potent 1-2 punch for the Lady Tigers, who open play today in the Region 1 tournament at Greenland.
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Brooke Rodney, center, of Bentonville smiles during her letter of intent signing ceremony at the Tig
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Brooke Rodney, center, of Bentonville smiles during her letter of intent signing ceremony at the Tiger Athletic Center in Bentonville. Rodney will play golf for Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, Mo. Also pictured are Rodney’s parents Chris, left, and Amy Rodney.
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