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Suit filed challenging residency qualifications of Judge Borengasser

Fort Smith attorney and judicial candidate Michael Pierce filed a lawsuit in Sebastian County Circuit Court challenging the residency qualification of Judge Claire Borengasser. Pierce is running for Fort Smith…

Inaugural Darby Challenge set for late April, more than 100 participants expected

CBID agrees on two downtown Fort Smith improvement projects

Zekelman Industries to invest $120 million in its NEA Atlas Tube operations

Quarterly net income dips, revenue rises for Home BancShares

Inaugural Darby Challenge set for late April, more than 100 participants expected

P.A.M. Transportation Q1 profit craters 94%; revenue down 17%

CBID agrees on two downtown Fort Smith improvement projects

Arkansas Supreme Court to allow touch DNA testing to move forward in West Memphis Three case

P.A.M. Transportation Q1 profit craters 94%; revenue down 17%

ArDOT kicks off $310M in road projects in Benton, Washington counties

J.B. Hunt Q1 earnings plunge 35%; revenue dips 8%

The Supply Side: Secondhand apparel market continues to grow

Tag: Sebastian County District Judge

Suit filed challenging residency qualifications of Judge Borengasser

Inaugural Darby Challenge set for late April, more than 100 participants expected

P.A.M. Transportation Q1 profit craters 94%; revenue down 17%

CBID agrees on two downtown Fort Smith improvement projects

Arkansas Supreme Court to allow touch DNA testing to move forward in West Memphis Three case

Walton Family Foundation bolsters climate efforts with 2 new fellows

ArDOT kicks off $310M in road projects in Benton, Washington counties

AG Griffin says ATF should release Malinowski body cam footage

Pea Ridge School District, city partner in $1.55M land purchase

Legislative lectern audit finds several issues; Governor’s office calls report ‘deeply flawed’

Legislative Audit Co-chair says lawmakers weighing options on lectern audit release

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Inaugural Darby Challenge set for late April, more than 100 participants expected

CBID agrees on two downtown Fort Smith improvement projects