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NWACC & Record Numbers
Northwest Arkansas Community College has another fall semester of record enrollment.
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Fayetteville Deals With Budget Shortfall
Fayetteville is still trying to figure out how to overcome it's budget shortfall.
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Salvia: A Legal High In Arkansas
An herb that's legal to buy and has the effects of some illegal drugs is gaining popularity.
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Affordable Homes
A local city made national news this week...
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Big Announcement
Bentonville made an exciting announcement Wednesday, two hints - it involves art and bears.
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New York Holds 9/11 Ceremony
On the eve of the 9-11 attacks, people signed steel beams Wednesday in New York city.
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Woodward Book: Bush Consumed By War
President Bush has been consumed by war over the last seven years, according to a new book by "Washington Post" writer Bob Woodward.
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Bust at local Bakery
There was a small illegal immigration bust in Fayetteville last week
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Porn On Planes
Flight attendants on American Airlines are concerned passengers viewing anything on-line could be a safety issue.
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Bville Teacher Sex Defense Knocked Down
A former Bentonville high school teacher, Melissa Gayle Monroe, had a hearing today.
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What's Your Lighting Style?
The lighting in your home, whether it's the color of paint on the wall or the brightness of your lights, is essential in adding warmth...
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Important Changes Affect the Lighting in Your Home
New legislation will change the way you light your home and business
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Brightest Classrooms Week 1 Winner
Congratulations to Destiny Rushing Week 1 Winner of GE's Brightest Classrooms.
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US Federal Legislation will go into Effect to Replace Energy-Wasting Incandescent Light Bulbs
Over the next few years, America is taking an extra step to reduce energy usage, save billions of dollars, and protect the environment.
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California is leading the way in 2011
Over the next few years, the US Federal Legislation will go into effect to slowly replace incandescent light bulbs with more efficient options.
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