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Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Sage V Foods Brings Jobs
Arkansas will soon have new jobs!
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Illegal Immigration Study
Arkansas lawmakers are looking at the impact illegal immigration has had on our state.
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Noisy Neighbors Sentenced to Listen to Barry Manilow
If you violate one Colorado city's noise ordinance, your punishment is listening to Barry Manilow, and it's played pretty loud, just like the music the offenders were cited for in the first place.
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Disabled Scuba Divers
Scuba diving can be both challenging and rewarding, and no one is enjoying those benefits more than a group of disabled divers who have left their wheelchairs behind to explore a new world.
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Honk For Peace
Since the first anniversary of 9/11, there has been a familiar site in Silver Lake, California: a man on a mission to encourage peace.
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Terrorist Brain Scans
The University of Arizona received grant money to fund several research projects to make the nation safer, including one that analyzes the brain waves of potential terrorists.
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Wal-Mart Benefits
Wal-Mart offers more coverage to its employees
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Illegal Immigration Cost
How much does illegal immigration cost Benton County?
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Developers Want More Water Pressure at Beaver Lake
Developers are trying to tackle a possible fire hazard at Beaver Lake.
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Simmons Foods Gets On-Site Medical Care
Workers at Simmons Foods won't have to look far for medical care.
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Monday, September 17, 2007

Auto Group Could Get New Co-Owner
BET founder could become co-owner of Landers-McLarty Auto Group
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Siloam Springs to Get New 911 System
Siloam Springs is beefing up its 911 system.
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State Senator Sues God
Nebraska democratic State Senator Ernie Chambers has filed a lawsuit against God in Douglas County Court.
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Van Buren Police Search For Rape Suspect
Van Buren police are on the lookout for a rape suspect.
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Historians Upset Over New AR History Guidelines
Some historians are upset over the new guidelines for teaching Arkansas history.
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Theft In Crawford County
Crawford County Sheriffs Office says there have been about thirty robberies in the last few months and thats causing some concern for residents.
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Bloomer Dogs Owners Under Investigation
The Sebastian County Sheriffs Office is investigating, who abandoned 116 dogs in Bloomer, Arkansas.
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Barfight Suspect Flees
A man lead police on an up to 100 miles an hour chase through two counties last Thursday and is still at large.
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Landers-Mclarty Gets New Investor?
BET founder Robert Johnson may be acquiring a majority stake in the Landers-Mclarty auto group.
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Clinton School To Return $75,000
The Clinton School of Public Service has some money to return.
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