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Raising water rates, seeking tax election among options floated after AG opinion on Lincoln fire surcharge | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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LINCOLN -- Lincoln resident Josh Threedit says he's "all for public safety," but he doesn't think the city handled things the "right way" when it added a $5 surcharge to monthly water bills to help pay for fire services. Mayor Doug Hutchens argues the city was transparent in enacting the surcharge, passing it as an ordinance with the language governing the charge "in black and white" so everyone knows what the $5 is for.
Viral Cat in the Hat trend sparks police, TikTok investigation in Gentry | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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GENTRY -- When a preteen friend group received a text message on their phones this week implying a threat to Gentry Intermediate School, it sparked a joint investigation between local police and social media platform TikTok, according to Gentry Police Chief Clay Stewart. One of the children in the group texted an image to the others sometime Tuesday or Wednesday, Stewart said in a phone interview Thursday.
With heat indices topping 100 degrees, Siloam Springs library provides place to beat the heat in western Benton County | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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SILOAM SPRINGS -- As temperatures soar in western Benton County, the unhoused and those without a cool place to spend the day are turning to the Siloam Springs Public Library, and library staff could not be happier. The library at 205 E Jefferson St. is a designated cooling center in western Benton County, Library Manager Stephanie Freedle said. She added libraries are exactly where people should go when they need a free space to be, unhoused or otherwise.
Siloam Springs naming middle schools after former educators | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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SILOAM SPRINGS -- The Siloam Springs School District's two middle schools, created as part of a transition to a neighborhood schools model, will each bear the name of a former district educator. The district has long used a grade-span model, in which schools are divided by grades instead of neighborhoods, but the School Board voted unanimously Dec. 18 to transition to a neighborhood model. The decision followed months of feedback after Superintendent Shane Patrick suggested the district consider
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