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According to state youth services director James Walker, juvenile judges do not consider all of the options before sentencing a first time youth offender to jail. Walker said yesterday up to 20% of first time offenders were sent to juvenile detention centers for minor offenses such as disorderly conduct. A Pulaski County judge who attended yesterdays meeting disagreed.
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The All-mighty Honeybee
The next time you eat, consider this: much of our food wouldn't be here if not for the honeybee.
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Onion Ring Accident
A New Jersey man says having a car accident likely saved his life! He was driving his SUV when he started choking on an onion...
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Body Confirmed To Be Missing Bella Vista Man
The body of a man found in Bella Vista has been confirmed to be 78-year old Nelson Berger.
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Former Sebastian County Prosecuting Attorney is under investigation.
Allegations have surfaced accusing Ron Fields of sexually abusing a young girl but, there may be more to this story.
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English-Only Debate Continues
Mayor Ray Baker speaks his mind
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