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Diabetes Health & Wellness Expo
A free event Saturday
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Sex Assault Arrest
Detectives arrested and charged Silas Samuel Castillo-Zecena
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2008 Summer Olympics Begin Today
With President Bush in attendance, the opening ceremonies for the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing are under way.
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Movies-- With a Twist
Date night just got a little bit more exciting.
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Centerton on the Web
The city of Centerton now has an office on the world wide web.
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Books and Video Games?
An Arizona library uses video games to lure in kids.
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"Miracle Treat Day"
You can cool off with some ice cream and help children in need.
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Decatur Gets New Boss
A former Gravette superintendent will take over the Decatur School District.
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Damaging Floodwaters in Springdale
After weeks of temperatures in the upper nineties and lower 100's, rain was a welcome relief for most people, but for a local Springdale business...
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Stalking Arrest
Man arrested for Internet stalking of a child and sexual indecency with a child
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RT @Jesse__Nicole: Would someone please explain why there are 8 if not more cops on wagon wheel road in Springdale?! @KNWAnews

@KNWAnews I think you mean "stances" (plural). He voted for the assault weapons ban in 04, but now in election season pretends 2 b pro-gun

Would someone please explain why there are 8 if not more cops on wagon wheel road in Springdale?! @KNWAnews

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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
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Brightest Classrooms Week 1 Winner
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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
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