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Candidates for Washington County judge set to participate in debate (opens the original)
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People in Washington County will have the chance to learn more about the candidates for county judge. This coming Tuesday, Democrat Dana Deree and Republican Tim Shepard will debate at The Jones Center. It's from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. 40/29 News reporter Abner Sosa will moderate. The county judge is the chief executive officer for the county's government. The position includes overseeing operations of county roads, accepting grants, authorizing and approving disbursement of county funds, and presidi
License plate reader ordinance advances to Washington County Quorum Court (opens the original)
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On Monday night, leaders in Washington County took a step toward preventing automatic license plate reader cameras from becoming reality in the county. The Washington County Quorum Court's Budget and Finance Committee opted to advance an ordinance that would keep public funds from going toward Flock cameras. Washington County Justice of the Peace Evelyn Rios Stafford said the county itself does not own or operate license plate reader cameras and she wants to keep it that way. That is why she pro
Benton County Fair returns later this month (opens the original)
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The Benton County Fairgrounds are getting ready for nine days of rides, live entertainment, and family fun later this month. The Benton County Fair runs from Sept. 25 through Oct. 3 in Bentonville. This year's theme is "Dance the Night Away." Organizers said admission includes unlimited carnival rides. There will also be access to livestock shows, exhibits, food vendors, a petting zoo, and live entertainment throughout the week. Sept. 28 to Oct. 2, the fairgrounds open at 9 a.m. There will be fr
Arkansas Department of Health announces workforce reduction plan (opens the original)
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The Arkansas Department of Health is reducing its workforce, starting Nov. 1. The department said it is getting rid of 71 positions. Thirty-eight of the positions are occupied. Thirty-one are vacant. The agency released a statement, saying the layoffs come as it plans to realign its budget. Employees who are impacted will be eligible for special employment consideration within the state government. Officials say the services offered will not be impacted.
Water conservation measures implemented amid record heat (opens the original)
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Record-breaking heat and dry conditions are prompting water conservation measures across Northwest Arkansas, with some communities enacting restrictions and others offering recommendations. The Benton/Washington Regional Public Water Authority, which serves communities including Centerton, Decatur, Lincoln, Pea Ridge, Prairie Grove, and Tontitown, has announced a temporary pause on lawn watering through at least Friday. The authority said this measure is due to high water usage, extremely hot an
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