Say hello to the spare dog at my house.
Yes, in many respects, he looks like Moose. Same black and white coloring. Related breeds. Moose was a Lhasa Apso. This little guy is a Shi Tzu. They are cousins and both are compared in ancient Chinese and Tibetan cultures to lions. They are protective creatures and [...]
Welcome to 1904 Eastgate Drive, Greenwood, Arkansas. This beautiful home is perfectly priced at $109,500, and this house is ready for you to make it a home. You can look and look,...
Recently, the Fort Smith area has been experiencing a gap between medical needs and availability of health-care professionals to meet these needs. Fortunately, there are talks of adding between 50 and 60 new primary care physicians to the region to help bridge this gap.
Sparks Health System chief financial officer Dan Hamman said Wednesday the shortfall was very large and told Sen. Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., that anything she could do to help education programs for new physicians and other health-care professionals is "a must."
Write a ReviewFORT SMITH — Investors responded eagerly, despite the chaotic economy, to Fort Smith’s offering of revenue bonds to raise money for sewer system improvements and the Police Department’s new radio system, a Fort Smith official said.
Acting City Administrator Ray Gosack said Tuesday institutional investors put in orders for all but $ 1. 5 million of [...]
Two of the individuals credited for the U.S. Marshals Service Fugitive Safe Surrender program will be in Fort Smith Oct. 14 at 7:00pm - Riverfront West Event Room.
See more information on the YEL site.
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged: Jay Matthews, Law Enforcement, Operation Safe Surrender, Pete Elliott, U.S. Marshals Service
Here’s a picture story of a very talented Fort Smith man who has converted his 1967 SAAB 95 v4 to run on hydrogen.
Cameron Clement of c3 Brandworks is one of the most creative people I’ve ever been around. He creates brands, markets and packages Silver Joe’s coffee, and now has retrofitted an incredibly cool retro [...]
Employees of the Minneapolis-based discount retailer Target were putting the final touches on the Fort Smith-located store on Monday in preparation for its official opening this Saturday, October 11.
Michael Flowers, Target store team leader, says "We're about done, and I've been here since this site was covered in rubble."
Write a ReviewAccording to Kathy Deck, director of the Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Arkansas, and Georgia Hale, associate dean of the College of Business at the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith, the local economies of the River Valley area are not following the downward national market trends. These two women spoke at a First Friday breakfast last Friday, October 3, organized by the Fort Smith Regional Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by Arvest Bank.
Write a Reviewdustinlong Ryan Newman on Edward’s last-lap move: “He was wide open until he saw God and then he hit the brakes and bounced it off the wall.”
I saw this earlier today on twitter and it cracked me up. It’s only funny if you’re a NASCAR fan and watched Carl Edwards make a banzai move on the [...]
The Bass Reeves Legacy Initiative is an organization dedicated to preserving and enhancing the story of U.S. Deputy Marshal Bass Reeves.
The group’s first task is a monument honoring Bass Reeves. The sculpture is by noted Oklahoma artist Harold Holden. The project will cost approximately $300,000.
A couple of weeks ago, some members of the Bass Reeves [...]

