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Bentonville Jan. 6 defendant claims no police assault, lawyer states

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Nathan Earl Hughes, a 35-year-old from Bentonville, Arkansas, is set to be sentenced on December 16 after pleading guilty to three charges related to the January 6th Capitol riot. His defense emphasizes that there is no evidence linking him to assaults on law enforcement, a claim contested by the prosecution. Despite speculation regarding possible pardons following Trump’s re-election, U.S. District Judge Carl J. Nichols denied Hughes’ request to delay sentencing. Adding a personal dimension, Hughes’ girlfriend is expecting their first child shortly before the sentencing date.

Fayetteville student reported missing after leaving high school campus two days ago

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A high school student has been reported missing in Fayetteville, Arkansas, prompting urgent search efforts by local authorities. Last seen leaving campus, the student had plans for a day of activities but did not inform anyone of their whereabouts. The community has rallied in support, gathering at the school to share information and offer prayers for the student’s return. Law enforcement is conducting a thorough investigation, interviewing peers and examining digital trails to locate the missing student.

Car crash linked to McDonald’s brawl knocks down pole, no major injuries reported

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A high-speed car crash linked to a brawl outside a McDonald’s in Kearns, Utah, resulted in severe injuries for the driver and significant property damage. The driver lost control while speeding, crashing through the center median and into nearby businesses. The incident caused substantial damage to the McDonald’s entrance, with debris scattered across the parking lot. Authorities are investigating the circumstances and urging motorists to adhere to speed limits, especially during late-night hours.

Yesterdays 12/12/24 – Log Cabin

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Cobb County recently approved a ,000 restoration project for a historic cabin, aiming to preserve a vital piece of their cultural heritage. On September 19th, 2024, Log Cabin will hold a public hearing at 7:00 PM in City Hall, inviting residents to share their thoughts on city initiatives. Community engagement remains a priority, with various opportunities for residents to participate in local events. The city balances historical preservation with modern improvements, ensuring a vibrant living environment for all.

Rogers Fire Department reports k in equipment damaged in Marck Industries fire

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A complex fire at Marck Industries’ recycling plant in Rogers has been raging for days, fueled by dry and windy conditions. The blaze has devastated heavy equipment and recyclable materials, leaving around 50 employees jobless. Multiple firefighting departments have responded, applying significant resources to combat the fire, which is expected to produce toxic smoke for days. As investigations continue, the exact cause of the fire remains unknown, with local authorities urging those with respiratory issues to seek shelter.

Police discover Hot Springs Village man dead in submerged vehicle

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On Tuesday afternoon, the search for Jonathan Fisher, a 54-year-old man from Hot Springs Village, ended tragically when authorities found his body in a submerged vehicle at Lake Balboa. It appears his 2008 Ford truck crashed into the lake, leading to his drowning. The Arkansas State Police is investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. The community is mourning his loss, with friends and neighbors sharing memories and offering support to his family.

Benton School Board reviews exam scores

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The Benton School Board has been closely examining student exam scores, particularly focusing on data from the Illinois Assessment of Readiness (IAR). Benton Grade School 5-8 reported high performance above state averages, yet achievement disparities among various student groups remain a concern. The board is committed to addressing these gaps by implementing strategies for equity in education and enhancing support for underserved students. Parents and community members are invited to collaborate in fostering a supportive learning environment for all students.

PHOTOS: Benton County hosts Shop With a Cop in Rogers

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The Benton County Sheriff’s Office recently hosted the “Shop With a Cop” event in Rogers, bringing together families and local law enforcement officers. Children from low-income families enjoyed a festive shopping spree alongside uniformed officers, creating lasting bonds and joyful memories. This initiative not only provided essential gifts but also fostered a spirit of community and support. The event stands as a testament to the compassion and dedication of the Rogers community in uplifting its most vulnerable members.

Conway girls dominate Marion in win

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The Conway varsity girls basketball team dominated Marion in their recent matchup, securing a decisive victory. They forced an impressive 32 turnovers, with 22 occurring before halftime, allowing them to build a commanding 35-15 lead. The team’s intense defensive pressure and critical stops late in the game solidified their win. With this performance, Conway has established itself as a top contender this season.

Cheers for Treats

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Cheer treats have rapidly gained popularity, enchanting food lovers with their delightful flavors and vibrant designs. These mouthwatering snacks have become essential for celebrations, from birthdays to corporate events, fostering joy and connection among guests. The creativity behind them is limitless, with bakers crafting themed cookies and specialty candies that bring a unique flair to any gathering. More than just sweet indulgences, cheer treats create memorable experiences that linger long after the last bite.