Raleigh is the most wired city in the U.S.
National Women’s History Month first observed in 1909.
New survey finds more fiscal responsibility among youth.
Survey says consumers unaware of Smart Grids and Smart Meters.
Stockman says entrepreneurs must take an honest look at their strengths and weaknesses.
Congratulatory notes for the founding director come from Marshals, U.S. Senators and many others.
Casino Night drew more than 200 to raise money for a program that has mailed books to 165 children in Franklin County.
The fourth annual event for Young Emerging Leaders supports efforts to connect young professionals in the Fort Smith region.
There are two kind of people that backup their computer information. Those who do and those who will.
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No go
More than 58% of those who voted in the Greenwood special election Tuesday (Mar. 9) voted against a millage increase to fund a new elementary.
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Second Street
The newest art and music venue in Fort Smith holds an open house.
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Ozark up
Business and civic leaders in Ozark say the city has the potential to be a booming, dynamic city within the larger Fort Smith metropolitan area.
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Dr. Seuss
Fans, young and old, of Dr. Seuss gathered recently at the Fort Smith Public Library to celebrate his birthday.
The filing period began Monday (Mar. 1) for federal, state and legislative seats. The City Wire is monitoring key races at the federal, state and local levels. The filing period ends at Noon, Mar. 8. We will post candidate filings at the end of each day through the filing period.
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The Lincoln challenge
Lt. Gov. Bill Halter announced early Monday that he will challenge U.S. Sen. Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., in the Democratic primary.
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Water world
Alma Mayor John Ballentine is the only public official in the area who knows what it’s like to operate a water park. His advice to Fort Smith? Expect the unexpected.
New facility will stay focused on serving artist, audience and community.
Over a month ago I emailed the Arkansas & Missouri Railroad providing the company with links to the large rail companies which are taking steps to reduce air pollution generated by the diesel locomotives as well as improving fuel consumption.
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