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Area Man Involved in Another High Speed Chase
A man who was involved in a high speed pursuit in Missouri last year is involved in another this time in his home state of Arkansas. According to Arkansas Court Documents, Michael David Woods of Green Forest was involved in a high speed pursuit August 2nd as a Harrison Police Officer after receiving a tip was trying to initiate a traffic stop on a motorcycle where the driver and two passengers appeared to be intoxicated. The motorcycle was first spotted at Cottonwood Drive and North Highway 43 in which a pursuit started. Shortly after that, the driver, later identified as Woods, dropped off the two passengers on North Highway 7 then sped off with the pursuit at times exceeding 110 MPH. The pursuit went through Bergman and onto Highway 281 before ending on TZ Road with the bike hitting a patrol vehicle and overturning.
Hope Cemetery In Imboden Undergoes Major Expansion
Hope Cemetery, located on Main Street in Imboden has undergone a major expansion. Thanks to the unwavering support of the Terry and Carolyn Rorex, Scott and Gail Rorex along with the Hope Cemetery Board Of Directors , BTB Hauling and Excavating of Imboden, the cemetery has expanded its grounds , adding acreage, driveways and connecting the roads within the property.
Republican Party of Arkansas delegates take legal action against party leaders over refusal to enforce closed primaries
Republican Party of Arkansas State Convention delegates have taken legal action against leaders of their own party, following the RPA executive committee's decision to not allow the state party to enforce the closed GOP primaries in Arkansas, as passed by delegates at the June convention.
Arkansas Gas Prices are Dropping Just in Time for Labor Day Weekend
Many Americans will be hitting the road this Labor Day weekend for one last summer outing as the season comes to a close. If you are planning on traveling to Arkansas gas prices are coming down just in time for the long Labor Day holiday weekend. According to a report...
Arkansas initiative advances organic farming, diversity
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — With U.S. organic food sales topping $63 billion last year, the Center for Arkansas Farms and Food wants to help Arkansas farmers grab a larger share of that market. Arkansas has 107 certified organic farms, most of which are poultry or egg operations, with 19 fruit...
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