Siloam Springs, AR News

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• The JBU NASA team is about to compete. You can watch live here:
• JBU teams took first and second place in the undergraduate division at the 2012...
• Just got word that the SIFE team got first runner-up in their league. Congrats t...
• Update from the SIFE team...
• School may be out for the summer but a number of talented students are represent...
• Group to mull old hospital site’s future
• New Toastmasters group begins meeting in Siloam
• DaySpring goes zero waste to landfill
• Grief support group to begin meeting in June
• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• Federal judge denies bail for Hanson
• Some advice for newest graduates
• Right of Center: The Great Divider
• Main Street Siloam holds fundraiser event
• ‘A timely reward...’
• CHURCH NEWS: Donations needed
• COMMUNITY DIGEST: Animals need items
• Write On: Giving up is hard to do
• Columnist: Don’t try life alone
• Reflections on Life: Memorial Day
• Looking Back: 50 years ago: Siloam Springs featured in publication
• 2012 State Champions
• Timeout: Expect Panthers to make another run in 2013
• Flores earns MVP honors
• Panthers look for productive summer
• The competition is heating up. Check out the JBU Lunabotics FB page for updates:...
• Life support pulled on former hospital
• Garage owners halt permit request
• 2012 Panthers receive $3.2 million in scholarships
• Cleanup nets 139 tons
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• HAVE ANOTHER!
• Camp of Champs
• Maroon tops Gray
• SBR starts season with victories
• Juniors compete at state decathlon
• Committee: Old hospital has no future
• Boys & Girls Club to offer more scholarships
• SSHS’s Ford eyes national FBLA officer slot
• SSHS students to receive scholarships
• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• Some have odd thoughts on Arkansas FOI Act
• Right of Center: Obama the opportunist
• Looking Back: 25 years ago: SCAC presents ‘Fiddler on the Roof ’
• Southside Elementary’s got talent
• COMMUNITY DIGEST: Clothing needed
• CHURCH NEWS: Free clothing
• Brown helps UAM win debate title
• Columnist: Coffee beans and Christians
• OMP needs volunteers
• Timeout: Superhero movie gives learning lessons
• Road block
• Pollard adds to family legacy
• Spring continues for SSHS football team
• Brill has breakout season
• Blossom takes 3rd in long jump at Meet of Champs
• Some want USA Metal to scrap plans
• A star is named
• CenturyLink: City should stay out of broadband business
• Herald-Leader Obituaries
• Storm alert will use phones, email
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• Casino employees donate school supplies to Moseley
• EMS CALLS
• Lady Panthers’ season ends with shutout loss
• Repeat in reach
• Sharp chooses volleyball, Lyon
• Group: Report before choosing building’s fate
• Scouts to raise flags, funds
• 2nd Saturday Music kicks off again for 2012 season
• School board looks at changes to building plan
• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• LETTERS: Thanks for support
• Griz Bear: The Great Outdoors
• Right of Center: You could have fooled me
• Poole completes basic training
• Police work to stop rail crossing wrecks
• Last bell rings for JBU graduates
• Looking Back: 50 years ago: Arkansas State Bank installs electronic sign
• OMP needs local help
• Funk named as finalist for merit scholarship
• McKee wins 2012 ENVY award
• Engle promoted to loan manager
• ENGAGEMENT: Hilliard, Staggs to wed May 26
• ENGAGEMENT: Teehee, Mitchell announce May 11 wedding
• Family Fun & Fitness Night coming May 11
• COMMUNITY DIGEST: Field trip
• May term classes are in full swing!
• City to seek $200K grant for Gates expansion
• Siloam Springs band students grant teen’s wish
• Ability Tree kicks off growth campaign
• City holds last broadband meeting
• Welcome Center to celebrate Tourism Week with freebies
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• Area mail carriers begin annual food drive
• OMP coming to Siloam Springs
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• Panel nixes bike path for Fisher Ford Bridge
• New girls coach hired by district
• Spring football kicks off Monday
• Conference champs again
• Larkin to continue career at Oklahoma Christian
• Baseball, softball swept at Morrilton
• SSHS girls shutout Lady Mounties
• Class of 2012 graduates on Saturday, May 5! The undergraduate commencement cere...
• Check out a student photo taken during the 20 minute student-planned "study brea...
• County eyes shared paths on new bridges
• City gives USA Metal Sept. 1 deadline
• Man gets 5 years for fatality
• Siloam students attend UA Hispanic Scholars Day
• COMMUNITY DIGEST: Family Fun/Fitness Night
• JBU announces College of Business
• Bed races roll through Siloam Springs
• LETTERS: National Day of Prayer
• On The Record: Heading the right weigh
• Right of Center: Hope, change and hopeless
• OMP group coming to Siloam Springs
• ANNIVERSARY: McFadins to celebrate 50th anniversary with reception
• ANNIVERSARY: Sniders celebrate 70 years together
• ENGAGEMENT: King, Jordan set May 12 wedding date
• Columnist: Lessons not learned
• Write On: A matter of survival
• COMMUNITY DIGEST: Broadband meeting
• Star Gazing: May is good time to view Mars, Venus
• CHURCH NEWS: National Day of Prayer
• Southside students raise $1,500 for Tailwaggers
• Finals week is in full swing. What was your most memorable finals week moment?
• Cox backing anti-cable group
• Jepson robber gets 25 years in prison
• Mayor, Cox spar over contract
• HEALTH INSPECTIONS
• West Siloam man arrested on arson charges
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• JBU excels at Reynolds Governor’s Cup
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• Proposed Allens expansion would double warehouse space
• JBU team takes 1st in shelter building
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• Panthers take 3rd at conference, girls fifth
• Girls defeated, remain in 4th
• Panthers take control
• Panthers split baseball series with Airedales
• Check out the World Vision article on the recent Shelter Design Contest. Way to...
• John Brown University announced the formation of the College of Business today:...
• ‘Praying it back’
• Decatur Bank gets purchase offer
• Foodstuff fundraisers aplenty this weekend
• Board: Cameron can work from home
• Civitan hits the links Saturday
• Kindergarten registration set for Friday
• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• No hiding under blankets as bed racers hit streets
• LETTERS: Project Graduation Golf Tournament success
• Griz Bear: Political Fido
• Right of Center: Obama vs. the straw man
• OMP coming to Siloam
• Pool memberships for sale
• Looking Back: 25 years ago: Dogwood Festival draws large crowd
• COMMUNITY DIGEST: Family Fun Night
• Columnist: Is apathy OK?
• Write On: The black rose
• Hastie Cemetery needs help
• Reflections on Life: Who’s packing your parachute?
• CHURCH NEWS: Free clothing
• The wind test from the World Vision Shelter Design Contest on Saturday.
• The JBU Lunabotics team is being featured on the NASA Lunabotics Facebook page....
• USA Metal to move
• Siloam Springs makes top 20 best small town list
• City police investigate Pizza Hut break-in
• Junior high revamp to begin in June
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• Rummage sale
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• Siloam Springs tax receipts fall in February
• SSHS soccer victorious at Greenbrier
• Panthers rout Huntsville in doubleheader
• Hunt’s home run wins it for SSHS
• Soccer hosting alumni game
• Junior high boys finish 8th, girls 9th at NWA meet
• JBU team 2 shelter is up against "the wolf". The wind and rain is similar to a t...
• JBU team 2 is just about done putting their shelter together. The crowd is fasci...
• Judson University team 2 is testing "snow load" during the World Vision shelter...
• The University of Louisiana at Monroe team just put the roof on their shelter. T...
• Judson University team 1 assembling their shelter.
• "snow load" testing of JBU team 1 is complete at the World Vision shelter design...
• The World Vision Shelter Construction Contest, hosted by JBU is starting now. Fi...
• The student event “Beautiful Things: Voices for the Broken” will be hosted in th...
• See why Siloam Springs is a great town with great opportunities.
• Group wants proposal for hospital building
• West Siloam Springs looks to regulate food vendors
• Wreck kills Colcord man
• Deuel takes reins of Siloam Springs library
• Heritage League rummage sale
• Rain barrel class set for May 5
• Kindergarten registration is April 27
• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• LETTERS: Speak up about bullying
• Right of Center: Pain at the pump
• ‘Foxfire’ cast takes SCAC stage this month
• Looking Back: 50 years ago: Franklin Electric ships out first motors
• SSMH accepting nominations for Patient Choice Awards
• Siloam blogger to be part of ‘Listen to your mother’ April 29
• COMMUNITY DIGEST: Mills Country Farm Tours
• Write On: A matter of tastes
• CHURCH NEWS: Free clothing
• Columnist: Morals really aren’t an option
• Reflections on Life: Is anyone normal?
• Grace Episcopal Church to celebrate anniversary of organ
• The JBU Cathedral Choir joined the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas for their fin...
• Northside preschool earns 3-stars
• FFA plant sale kicks off Monday at school
• King-size race to hit streets during Dogwood
• Planners OK former high school renovations
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• Republican Women to meet April 23
• Panthers edge Goblins in shootout
• Lady Panthers lose another in PKs
• Blossom soars to new heights in Springdale relay
• Softball swept at Greenbrier
• Baseball swept
• JBU golfers finish 10th in OKC
• It was a big day for JBU teams at the Governor's Cup yesterday!
• Voters pass 1/2-cent sales tax
• Farmers Market kicks off Saturday
• JBU forms College of Education
• New Beginnings needs volunteers
• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• Kite Day flies on Saturday
• Museum to host ‘Novel Ideas’ program
• Dogwood Literacy plans open house
• Ignorance of law no excuse
• Right of Center: Obama and all of us vs. Supreme Court
• Scholarship offered in name of slain student
• Teens learn safe driving tips
• Houston releases book of stories
• Looking Back: 10 years ago: DaySpring website named top hit for Easter
• CHURCH NEWS: Gospel music
• Write On: Media’s impact redepression
• ENGAGEMENT: McQuilliams, Rye to exchange vows April 13
• Columnist: This changes everything
• Reflections on Life: Life after death?
• COMMUNITY DIGEST: Museum program
• JBU has several job openings, including one for an entry-level graphic designer....
• USA Metal given OK to continue
• 2 named to city boards
• Residents ask questions at broadband meeting
• Board approves new zoning
• County planners weigh Allens Inc. expansion
• White powder trial reset
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• Man arrested on kidnapping charges
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• Panthers fifth at Relays
• Soccer nets two road wins
• Vilonia completes sweep of SSHS
• Softball swept by Vilonia
• JBU announces the formation of the College of Education. Congratulations to the...
• New Siloam hospital nears completion
• ‘Happy girl’ dies at 7
• Directors OK $350K more for bridge project
• School focuses on literacy
• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• LETTERS : Thanks for outpouring of support
• JBU receives $4 million gift
• On The Record: Hanging with a real teacher
• Right of Center: Some curious things
• JBU choir to perform April 14
• Looking Back: 25 years ago: 1987 Panther tennis squad ties with Grove
• VFW offers bingo twice each month
• Star Gazing: Red Planet becomes clearer in April
• Columnist: Take heaven by storm
• Cemetery needs help
• Reflections on Life: This is insane
• COMMUNITY DIGEST: Street closing
• CHURCH NEWS: Sermon in songs
• Pilot project moves dropouts to re-enroll
• Timeout: Coach at peace with decision
• JBU is putting together the Spring 2012 Brown Bulletin and wants to hear from yo...
• We are pleased to announce an anonymous $4 million gift to help us build two new...
• Who do you think should win the next Faculty Excellence Award? Nominate your fav...
• It's finally here! The new art facility opens at JBU!
• JBU dedicates new visual arts building
• Officers net 5 in dual meth busts
• Middle School students caught with alcohol on campus
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• Siloam Springs hosts 1st broadband public hearing
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• Crash sends 2 to area hospitals
• Panthers swept at Harrison
• Boys off to strong start
• JBU golfer finishes first, team third
• Panthers place ninth at relay meet in Rogers
• Gravette holds off Lady Panthers
• Project Graduation sign-ups available
• Way to go JBU SIFE! "JBU SIFE Students Named Regional Champions for Outstanding...
• Did you get married this year? Have a baby? Write a book? Change jobs? JBU is pu...
• ‘Teach a man to fish ...’
• Registration deadline looms for Oklahoma special election
• Students show board Common Core work
• Ability Tree to offer support group for families
• Cemetery group needs help
• Siloam Springs student receives NWACC award
• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• LETTERS: Cherokee Nation assisting Delaware County in construction of roads and bridges
• UA students battling hunger
• Right of Center: Santorum said what?
• Spring Gem and Mineral Show coming April 14-15
• Write On: What a difference a day makes
• Gardeners cultivate skills for planting
• Looking Back: 50 years ago: Train president promises continued service
• CHURCH NEWS: Church yard sale
• Vet picnic set for March 31
• ENGAGEMENT: Kleber, Stokes to exchange vows April 28
• Reflections on Life: Bible as a history book?
• Columnist: Life in slow motion
• Scrap metal fundraiser
• JBU SIFE was just named regional champs. They will compete at nationals in March...
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• School Board OKs sale of outbuildings
• Siloam named 1 of least expensive areas
• Former businessman remembered for his smile
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• ‘Let’s go fly a kite !’
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• Casino employees remove trash along Hwy. 412
• Spring Gem and Mineral Show set for April 14-15
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• Allard receives band scholarship
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• JBU Cathedral Choir to perform in Siloam Springs
• 2012 Student Works Gallery Opening
• Teachers will see pay hike for 2011-2012
• Bring out the junk: Spring cleanup begins Monday
• Gardening workshop to help inspire green thumbs
• County panel OKs grant budgets
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• LETTERS: New river park should be operated by the state
• Website could be useful
• Right of Center: Truth, misstatements and downright lies
• Gem show coming next month
• Lending a hand around town
• Vet picnic set for March 31
• ENGAGEMENT: Gutierrez, Johnson plan May 11 wedding
• Columnist: ‘You can see a lot by looking’
• Reflections on Life: How should we respond?
• Panthers fall to Jonesboro in Bulldog Classic
• Commission overturns state bass record
• Cemetery needs help
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• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• Planners scrap permit for USA Metal
• City to host broadband public hearings
• Girl pleads not guilty to Twitter offense
• Ability Tree to host scrap metal fundraiser
• OBITUARIES: Siloam Sprigns
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• Golden Eagles stage rally, fall short in OT
• Henson slams competition
• FSN edges SSHS boys, girls teams tie
• Greenwood sweeps Lady Panthers
• SSHS to sell tickets for Kickoff Classic
• Phillips shut down Springdale
• Red Heads considered for HOF
• Larkin named to all-area team
• Check out these photos from last weekend's The Next Big Thing!
• JBU men's basketball team compete against Montana Western today at 2:15 pm. Come...
• Does free trade or fair trade better help impoverished peoples of the world? Jo...
• Keeping their eyes on the sky
• Work resumes at Osage Creek site
• Message system alerts parents
• City queries state about Highway 412 overpass
• JBU talent vie to be ‘Next Big Thing’
• Pica Pole: Floating at Fisher Ford
• Right of Center: Gas and gaffs
• Reflections on Life: Who are the hypocrites?
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• Looking Back: 25 years ago: Clarke Company leaves Siloam for Springdale
• ENGAGEMENT: Berlin, Ediger make plans for July 28 wedding
• Fitness classes offered at JBU
• Write On: What a difference a prayer made
• Columnist: Hooey or hero?
• Students win big at adopters assembly
• Poultry meeting to be held March 20 in Siloam Springs
• JBU to host trade debate
• KLRC is finalist for national award
• ADC in need of volunteers
• Timeout: No soft spots in football schedule
• The JBU Men’s Basketball team is going to Nationals! We’re sending them off in s...
• Planning to attend JBU for the first time this fall? Start getting to know fello...
• City board OKs river park
• Siloam gets 2 leap year babies
• Allens Inc. sells 4 of 6 frozen vegetable plants
• Flu outbreak hits Northside Elementary
• Girl could be charged with Internet threat
• Hanson pleads not guilty
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• Residents speak out against lawsuit settlement
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• Golden Eagles headed to national tournament
• Kansas loses in semifinals
• SSHS to play Watson Chapel at Razorback Stadium
• Hornets win regional title
• Lady Panthers split first day of tournament
• Lady Hornets’ season comes to end
• Panthers top Lions
• Kickoff Classic tickets on sale
• Cerak to speak at JBU
• Students are getting ready for The Next Big Thing, happening tomorrow at 7:00 pm...
• Mark your calendars: The Degree Completion Program is hosting an information ses...
• Siloam might get river park
• High school choir to perform on public television tomorrow
• Armed robber hits Sav-A-Lot store
• Sales tax jumps by $33K
• Veterans picnic set for March 31 in Fayetteville
• GUEST COMMENTARY: Scrap yard affects many people
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Spayed and neutered
• Life in the fast lane
• LOOKING BACK: 50 years ago: Allen Foods receives permit for expansion
• Cherokee Nation donates $579K to schools
• JBU rates rise 4.7% from last year
• WRITE ON: News from the Lone Star State
• ENGAGEMENT: Thoma, McCarver to wed March 16
• Cemetery group seeks help with upkeep
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: The storms of life
• COLUMNIST: Ordinary Time
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• Bulldogs blank Panthers
• The Next Big Thing is coming March 10! Today is the last day enter to win FREE t...
• Former Idol rival speaks to students
• Allens sells Texas plant
• Arson suspect arrested in Watts
• City administrator urges formation of hospital committee
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• Students present talent at John Brown art show
• Cemetery group needs help
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• Lady Panthers’ season ends at state
• OCU ousts Golden Eagles
• Stars pull away in second half
• Baseball
• Lady Comets, Lady Hornets advance to state
• Softball off to good start
• It was a tough night for the guys:
• Have you heard about The Next Big Thing happening at JBU? Check it out:
• The JBU men's basketball team are headed to the semi-finals of the SAC tournamen...
• Today: JBU women’s basketball team plays their 1st game of the SAC conference to...
• District to upgrade with new buses
• Driver hits police car during chase
• Nothing average about SCAC’s ‘Ordinary Day’
• Man cited for firing air pistol in town
• Four arrested on drug charges in West Siloam
• LETTERS: Thanks for support
• Walmart, others give to help kids
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Gas, reality vs. fiction
• Mother/Son Bowling day set for Saturday
• Chamber needs designs for 2012 Dogwood Festival
• Crisis unit to host training program March 3
• Southside Extravaganza draws crowd
• LOOKING BACK: 25 years ago: New car wash opens in Siloam Springs
• COLUMNIST: Where does Mi-sun fit?
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: This is Leap Day
• Benefit meal planned
• ENGAGEMENT: Craig, Rogers to exchange vows
• Cemetery group to form association
• WRITE ON: Tripping the light Lintastic
• Abbey honored at Bellhaven
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• City directors take ‘tour’ of new museum
• ‘Happy Like This’ to host fundraiser
• Former American Idol contestant to talk, sing in Siloam Springs
• Benefit meal to help Dana Mills and family
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• Macfarlan named national VFW essay winner
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• Bittersweet ending
• Varsity girls No. 3 seed after loss
• Boys soccer team begins its title defense
• Lady Panthers stocked with plenty of talent
• Golden Eagles defeat Drovers, women secure SAC Tourney spot
• Kansas teams, Colcord girls clinch area berths
• Project Graduation golf tourney set
• A recovery celebration reception was held yesterday for Eunbit (Gina) Oh, who wa...
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• Students are taking advantage of the 70 degree weather and studying outside today.
• Two more chances to see "The Three Musketeers" this weekend. This is a show you...
• Grace Episcopal approved as parish
• Price releases new book
• Siloam duo shot by Missouri police
• Planners table scrapyard paving request
• Ray to become CEO of Springdale Arvest
• Murphy completes Army training
• ON THE RECORD: Re-examining social footprint
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Almost unbelievable
• COLUMNIST: Cristiano Turismo
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Your reality - my reality
• Area homelessness Q&A: A discussion
• Geneaologists to meet
• Primavera group meets
• WRITE ON: Recurring nightmare
• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• JBU falls to Stars at home
• Bergthold sisters excel at relays, ready for state meet
• High stakes for Vilonia games
• Kansas teams advance to region tournament
• Lady Panthers fall short of regional
• VeggieTales Costume Contest - "Larry, the Pirate Who Won't Do Anything"
• JBU President Chip Pollard and VeggieTales Creator Phil Vischer pose with JBU st...
• Students have been encouraged to dress up as their favorite VeggieTales characte...
• VeggieTales Costume Contest - "Larry, Bob and Jr. the Asparagus"
• VeggieTales Costume Contest - "Larry Boy"
• VeggieTales Costume Contest - "Mrs. Asparagus"
• The Next Big Thing is coming March 10. Check out this preview...
• Hanson: Fit to stand trial for letters
• West Siloam to give amnesty for unpaid traffic tickets
• Work progressing on business redo
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• Group raises funds for cancer research
• Play auditions at SCAC
• VeggieTales creator to speak at JBU on Tuesday
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• Siloam child is 40,000th born at Willow Creek
• Board hears update on school revamp plans
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• Deadline for primary approaches
• Panthers’ road magic ends at Spook House
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• MACU ends JBU’s streak
• Swimmers take second
• Larkin sparks Lady Panthers
• Freshman girls eye regional berth
• The "Three Musketeers" opens TONIGHT! Tickets are for sale online at
• VeggieTales creator Phil Vischer is coming to speak in chapel on Feb. 21.
• Some positive news for the two JBU students injured while crossing U.S. Hwy 412...
• Cost to demo hospital might hit $1.5 million
• Inclement weather closes school district doors Monday
• Two resign from city planning commission
• Store donates films to library group
• Marshals capture Adair County fugitive
• State approves aid for county to build bridges
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Bureaucracy run-amuck
• Right time to decide on salaries
• Everyone dances with a star
• LOOKING BACK: 50 years ago: Jones, Bynum remain friends
• COLUMNIST: Political X-ray
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: So, who are you voting for?
• Southside Elementary School announces honor roll
• Police take training to former high school
• Three SSMH employees receive awards for 2011 service
• Brown bag lunch set for Feb. 28
• Garrett receives promotion to Lt. Col.
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• Talks begin on new stadium
• Armed robbery suspects arrested
• Trash rates could rise to fund new equipment
• Lot hit hurts 1
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• Panthers take down Devil Dogs
• Seven in row for JBU men, women lose
• Overtime twice as nice for varsity girls
• Panther bowlers win conference, girls take second
• Ramay sweeps junior high teams
• Phil Vischer, creator of Veggie Tales and JellyTelly, is coming to JBU! And, JB...
• For those who are following the condition of Sarah and Gina, there is a new upda...
• As part of the regular accreditation visit, JBU is seeking public comment:
• United Way looks to fill director’s seat
• Police need leads to help solve convenience store burglary
• Local woman dies in Colorado
• GLBT group works to educate Siloam Springs community, schools
• Man arrested for sexual messages
• Arrest made in car theft
• LETTERS: Prodigal son revisit
• ON THE RECORD: Diary of a Blue Hog
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Cooked the books again
• ‘The Three Musketeers’ to open at JBU
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Do all people go to Heaven?
• COLUMNIST: Put a hand on your wallet
• WRITE ON: Post bowl observations
• LOOKING BACK: 10 years ago: City directors make part of Elgin Street ‘one-way’
• ENGAGEMENT: Andrews, Butler will exchange vows March 17
• ENGAGEMENT: Chastain, Ekmay to wed Feb. 18
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• City collected more recyclables in 2011
• New eatery coming to Siloam
• JBU giving support to 2 injured students
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• Last day approaching for absentee ballots
• Ability Tree branches out with new program
• Malpractice lawsuits dropped against Siloam Springs
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• SSHS boys win at Greenbrier, girls lose
• JBU teams roll past Crimson Storm
• Cowgirls remain perfect in NWAC, beat Lady Panthers
• Women win 2nd straight
• Engineers, Lady Engineers rout Foyil
• Comets pull out overtime win
• The JBU art gallery is hosting paintings by Kentucky artist Leslie Nichols. The...
• Team creates plan to clean up water
• Man arrested on drug charges
• Daddy/daughter dance set for next week
• Crash sends 3 to area hospitals
• Oklahoma poet releases new book
• LETTERS: Leave hospital as shrine to Siloam doctor
• PICA POLE: Beautiful mind
• RIGHT OF CENTER: What the president forgot to say
• LAW STRUCK: Effects of social media can be long-lasting
• LOOKING BACK: 25 years ago: Dr. Weaver returns from Israel trip
• COLUMNIST: Choices
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Terrestrial overpopulation is a myth
• STAR GAZING: Jupiter, Venus highlight night sky
• WRITE ON: Wildlife and water heaters
• End of work nears for new hospital
• Decatur gets new wet business
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• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• TIMEOUT: Handing out some first half awards for 5 A-West
• Directors ask cost to demolish hospital
• New Main Street grant matches facade improvements downtown
• Appeals court affirms Devor conviction
• Water meters to be replaced in Siloam Springs
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• Siloam Springs sweeps at Vilonia
• JBU rolls to victory at SGU
• Swimmers take second at meet
• Freshman girls win fifth straight
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• Comets, Lady Comets win
• Online tickets for the JBU production of "The Three Musketeers" are now availabl...
• Hit JBU students still in regional hospitals
• 2 arrested on meth charges
• Northside scores 2nd in state in tests
• Adopters attend middle school lunch
• Search for new library manager continues
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Prevarication but no jobs, oil
• Still room for cursive in school
• Father, son team rolls out iPhone photo app
• Trio wins 1st place VFW awards
• Homelessness forum sheds light on issue
• Lyttle completes artillery training
• COLUMNIST: Share a prayer
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: The older brother
• ANNIVERSARY: Linns celebrate 50th anniversary
• ENGAGEMENT: Morris, Budder set March 17 wedding date
• WRITE ON: A time to listen; a time to speak
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• TIMEOUT: Tonight may be the night
• As the care of Eunbit (Gina) and Dahye (Sarah) continues in the aftermath of Fri...
• Here is another picture from Sarah’s room. Thank you to those who made cards. If...
• This morning over 150 cards and notes that were made during the prayer gathering...
• UPDATE: Eunbit (Gina): We have many reasons to be thankful to God. At the moment...
• 2 women injured crossing Hwy. 412
• Broadband issue will go to voters
• Nonprofits receive city funds
• Emelia’s to close Jan. 29
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• Genealogy meeting
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• Benton County judge cuts districts
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• 30 years and counting ...
• Round 1 goes to SSHS
• Men win another in OT
• Cameron, Lady Panthers pull out victory
• UPDATE: Andre Broquard just finished speaking with Enbit (Gina) and she said to...
• UPDATE: Both students are at regional hospitals being treated and assessed by ad...
• UPDATE: Please pray for JBU students Eunbit (Gina) Oh and Dahye (Sarah) Kim, who...
• COMMUNITY PRAYER FOR STUDENTS INJURED IN ACCIDENT: JBU will hold a time of commu...
• Two JBU students were injured in a pedestrian verses automobile accident this ev...
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• We wanted to let you know that Lynda (Springfield) Walters '62, a beloved member...
• The student exhibit opened in the JBU Art Gallery last night. If you are in the...
• West Siloam OKs water rate hike
• School Board members give nod to 6-year master plan
• Names needed for 2012 Pioneer Citizen Award
• Friday last chance to register for election
• Decatur council mulls private club license
• LETTERS: Area needs annual fire dues
• PICA POLE: Be prepared
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Vetting vs. stupidity
• Benton County natural gas fuel plan stalls
• New route to Tahlequah for ‘park and ride’
• Veteran receives posthumous medals
• LOOKING BACK: 40 years ago: New photo studio opens on South Maxwell
• WEDDING: Keith, Moore exchange vows Dec. 3
• ANNIVERSARY: Chastains celebrate 30 years together
• The Gedanken Experiment opens in JBU Art Gallery
• Siloam volunteer ‘graduates’ from Crystal Bridges’ guide training
• WRITE ON: The new year, so far
• COLUMNIST: Ditch the receding goal pursuit
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Earth: A primordial paradise
• Siloam team heading to entrepreneur event
• A collection of student artwork from the 2011 summer studies trips to Switzerlan...
• City hears both ends of cable issue
• Homelessness event set for Tuesday
• Secretary of Defense calls Siloam airman on New Year’s
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• Work begins to repair century-old downtown building
• Galliguez on fire as JBU grabs OT victory
• George runs away from freshman boys
• Devil Dogs crash party, again
• Homecoming split
• Girls bowling team defeats Van Buren
• Kansas sweeps Colcord at home
• The spring semester is officially underway at JBU!
• Fire rips into downtown landmark
• Parks & Rec to hold annual Game Night on Friday
• Sales tax numbers rise for Dec.
• Siloam police arrests up for 2011
• McVey awaits sentencing
• LETTERS: Cheerleaders need support
• Don’t discount lottery post
• RIGHT OF CENTER: The president’s New Year’s resolution
• Guardsmen face challenges after return
• ‘California, here we come’
• 25 years ago: City extends water down Country Club Road
• COLUMNIST: What is love?
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• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Authentic Christianity
• Banking workshop set for Thursday at Cherokee Casino
• WRITE ON: Expansion of theories
• CHURCH NEWS: Siloam Springs
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• TIMEOUT: SSHS puts in bid for 5A basketball tournament
• The campus is filling up with students as everyone prepares for classes to start...
• City speeds bids for water filters
• Man breaks into liquor store, business
• County OKs Allens dock expansion
• School board bringing master plan to vote
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• Crossland chosen to create new junior high school
• Police search for arson suspect
• Ford named to receive O’Brian Youth Leadership Award
• Sweep start for SSHS
• Golden Eagles turn away Evangels
• Scoreless 4th sinks freshmen
• Skatepark still closed
• Police still looking for robbery suspect
• Siloam Springs sales tax barely falls in November
• Mock election to be held next week
• Key Lodge 7 Masons install 2012 officers
• PICA POLE: Leaping to conclusions
• RIGHT OF CENTER: The Cockeyed Hawkeye Caucus
• WRITE ON: Accolades for ‘The Help’
• Looking back a year later
• COLUMNIST: Hope remains
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Relevance or authenticity?
• Northside makes donation to animal shelter
• STAR GAZING: Wonders abound in January
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• Berlin’s buzzer-beater sinks SGU
• TIMEOUT: One last hurrah through the 5 A-West
• Conference play begins
• GHS adjusting to life without Burcham
• Alumni: don't forget to send in 2011-2012 career, wedding or birth announcements...
• Pay phone numbers drop in Siloam
• Brit walks across U.S. to raise funds for cancer research
• Decatur State Bank agrees to FDIC consent order
• ‘Romeo & Juliet’ reading set for tomorrow night
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• Thanks for the memories
• Eagles fly by Panthers
• Kansas goes 1-2 in Tulsa
• Lady Panthers fall to Lady Wampus Cats
• 'California or Bust’
• Cherokee Casino begins offering off-track horse race bets
• County planners hear Allens plant expansion request
• Cincinnati looks back at January tornado
• PICA POLE: Glow from the backseat
• RIGHT OF CENTER: The gift that keeps on giving
• Directors OK 2nd ward reading
• Pack, Marveggio exchange vows June 17
• Tired Iron meets each month
• WRITE ON: Of this and that
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: New attitude for a new year
• COLUMNIST: Time to reform the formation of the Reformers
• Food Pantry gives away food monthly
• COMMUNITY DIGEST: Siloam Springs
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• TIMEOUT: Schools move up start times for Jan. 6
• Lady Panthers host four-team round-robin
• Panthers return to court
• Tough draw for Kansas
• JBU travels to OBU
• Cameron receives 2 percent bonus
• Santa Claus visits Children’s Center
• Cops shop with kids
• St. Nicholas Avenue part of city’s history
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• A least favorite Christmas
• Answering Christmas questions
• Peraza named NSCAA All-American
• Marathon takes unexpected turn for local runner
• Siloam Springs Holiday Invitational
• Santa stops by for Q&A
• Grandparents raising kids after tragic deaths
• Police find mobile meth lab in drug store parking lot
• Biswell, Pianalto to wed Jan. 1
• LETTERS: Cundiff’s crystal ball says ...
• COLUMNIST: Choose your ornaments wisely
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Thoughts about Christmas and other things
• Police seek gunman who robbed convenience store
• Free trash drop available week after Christmas
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• A promising future
• Lady Golden Eagles net two wins in Fort Lauderdale
• TIMEOUT: My 2011 wishes to Santa
• SSHS falls to EPC
• Engineers top Oaks, Lady Warriors win
• Lady Comets beat Adair
• Lady Hornets celebrate homecoming with win
• Joy to the world! Merry Christmas from your friends at JBU!
• Congratulations to all the students who graduated!
• School board chips in $30K to help band
• West Siloam votes to increase water, sewer rates
• Storehouse helps feed needy
• 2 dead after home shooting
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• Dogwood trail receives new markings
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• Siloam Springs Rotary Club
• ‘Could always count on Dustin’
• Lady Comets reach 5-0
• AREA SPORTS/ RECREATION CALENDAR
• Golden Eagles sign Huntsville golfer
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• Men’s basketball registration available
• Finals week is over. New JBU graduates will be walking across the commencement s...
• Mays gives city report to Rotary Club
• Twin Springs garden receives face lift from Parks & Rec. Dept.
• Film students to premier project Thursday at Siloam Springs 6
• Man gets 10-year term for sexual assault
• Skatepark gets new surface
• Estes gives holiday stress tips at luncheon
• LETTERS: Evolution is not a blind religion
• PICA POLE: Keeping it local
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Guess the political affiliation
• LOOKING BACK: 25 years ago: Symphony Guild holds first Holiday Home Tour
• COLUMNIST: The symbol or the thing symbolized?
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Is it wrong to joke and tease?
• Michaud named manager of DWS office in Siloam Springs
• WRITE ON: The gypsy at the door
• Dr. Duck joins staff of Siloam Smiles
• JBU receives National Endowment for the Arts grant
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• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• Panthers finish second prep for EPC
• It's finals week at JBU. It won't be long until you hear a collective sigh of re...
• An internet outage that appears to be affecting the Internet connection though C...
• Directors OK $42 million city budget
• Police arrest 5 in connection with meth lab
• Sales tax receives boost in October
• JBU’s hosts 69th candlelight event
• Filing period ends for Okla. school board races
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• Decking the halls with lights, sound
• Kinders to perform at library on Dec. 17
• Street closed for band practice
• Panthers ‘eek’ out a victory
• SSHS girls grab overtime victory
• Freshman girls smash Heritage
• OKLAHOMA BASKETBALL ROUNDUP
• Men’s basketball
• Basketball camp
• JBU is hosting the 69th Annual Candlelight service tonight! Doors open at 6:30 p...
• The eagles are back
• Sewer rates could spurt over 4 years
• Museum bazaar set for Dec. 10
• Chief talks fleet leasing with directors
• 2011 Christmas lights contest kicks off
• Shopper to be available only in racks, by mail
• LETTERS: Thanks to the Lambs
• ON THE RECORD: Open letter to Ron Drake
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Read it and weep
• Hargis wins Cherokee Nation District 2 seat
• COLUMNIST: Rumors of God
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Pearl Harbor
• Peterson Farms to sell land
• JBU to hold 69th Annual Candlelight Service
• STAR GAZING: December: A plethora of planets
• LOOKING BACK: 45 years ago: Franklin Electric projects 1966 sales at $23 million
• WRITE ON: Ready for winter?
• Animals for adoption on Web
• Library has books, tapes for sale
• Gentry Christmas parade set for Dec. 10
• COMMUNITY DIGEST: Siloam Springs
• City gleans broadband summary
• 2012 budget to get vote on Tuesday
• Court orders city to pay $530K for easements
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• School board filing begins Monday
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• Students gather donations for Genesis House
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• JBU to hold 69th Annual Candlelight Service next weekend
• Golden Eagles power past Chaps
• Lady Panthers reach title game
• Golfers to continue careers in college
• Henson scores 34 in victory
• JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL ROUNDUP
• OKLAHOMA BASKETBALL ROUNDUP
• Lady Panthers host clinic
• Dear Alumni: JBU is working on the next edition of the Brown Bulletin, and we wa...
• Experience JBU...get to know JBU via our new iPhone app!
• Home Tour kicks off holiday events
• Christmas Parade starts at 5:30 p.m. Saturday
• Museum Open House to highlight new building
• Pair of teens cited for rash of break ins
• COMMUNITY DIGEST: Siloam Springs
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• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• LETTERS: Traffic light near school not needed
• PICA POLE: Looking up
• RIGHT OF CENTER: No guts equals big defense cuts
• McKee Foods: Zero landfill waste
• LOOKING BACK: 25 years ago: Work begins on new office for Dr. Walters
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Evolution is a religion
• COLUMNIST: Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery
• ENGAGEMENT: Chambers, Bailey to exchange vows
• ENGAGEMENT: Brown, Garvey announce December wedding
• ANNIVERSARY: Vaughns celebrate 50 years of marriage together
• Decatur State Bank announces new management team
• Hiwasse residents reluctant to join Bella Vista
• Card campaign helps area children in need
• Candlelight Services are just over a week away. Don't miss it!
• Students are back from Thanksgiving Break!
• Ex-senator appointed Delaware Co. sheriff
• 11-11-11 11:11 baby born in town
• Errant kite kills power to 550 homes
• Siloam Springs becomes 8th least expensive place to live
• Genesis House working to raise $1.5 million for overnight shelter
• County inmates used as labor questioned
• LETTERS: Speed limit on Cheri Whitlock needs to be reduced
• Joplin recovery continues
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Thanksgiving thoughts
• Hiwasse’s future may be short lived
• Distemper vaccine important for domestic animals
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• COMMUNITY DIGEST: Siloam Springs
• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• Tailwaggers helps place pets with homes
• Tired Iron group elects new officers
• LOOKING BACK: 25 years ago: McDonald’s owners travel to Illinois for meeting
• ANNIVERSARY: McEacherns celebrate 50 years together
• Poultry study coming to UA
• WRITE ON: Hooray for Thanksgiving
• Fagan’s closing hardware store
• Board sends plat back to planners
• West Siloam Springs teams up to collect toys
• Extension Office offering 2nd pesticide class
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• Breakfast with Santa
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• Multiple departments quash Hwy. 412 truck fire
• JBU runs over Royals
• Season-opening thriller
• 9th grade teams rout Rogers in tourney
• SSHS girls come up short
• Golden Eagles improve to 6-0
• Check it out: Engineering at JBU
• Siloam Springs department heads discuss projects
• Board mulls middle school construction fee
• Quorum Court boosts own pay
• Relay for Life kicks off annual fundraiser event
• LETTERS: Band will be excellent promoter for Siloam Springs
• ON THE RECORD: Honoring families
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Have you figured out Obama?
• WRITE ON: Cardinals and scams
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Teen Challenge in Northwest Arkansas
• COLUMNIST: Onion peeling
• Tree Auction nets $1,400 for Main Street
• ENGAGEMENT: Harris, Cousins to wed Dec. 10
• LOOKING BACK: 25 years ago: Safeway announces new Highland Park location
• Primavera group holds meeting
• JBU offers 3rd year of anemometer loan program
• WeatherBug finds home at local school
• CHURCH NEWS: Siloam Springs
• COMMUNITY DIGEST: Siloam Springs
• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• Panthers start strong
• FBI details Hanson investigation
• Area police help with drug bust
• Garden moved to museum
• Ability Tree going for laughs to raise funds
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• West Siloam OKs holiday bonuses for city employees
• Adair arrested in connection with gas station fire
• Villasenor completes Air Force training
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• Quorum court boosts own pay; gives coroner raise
• School district gives annual report to the public
• John Brown women grab first victory of season
• Comets’ season ends
• 35th annual Allen Classic tips off Monday
• Barnwell, Cowan sign letters of intent
• Turkey Trot
• Correction
• How cool is our town? Check out this ad for downtown Siloam Springs and then com...
• An aerial view of JBU's campus during the 1960s. Which buildings do you recognize?
• 1 arrested for theft at burned store
• Zombie 101: What to do when they come for you
• Food drive begins Tuesday at post office
• Main Street Trick or Treat is Monday
• ‘Who ya gonna call ?’
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• CORRECTION
• Panthers shoved aside
• George upends freshmen Panthers
• Lady Panthers season ends
• SSHS varsity girls win cross country meet at Rogers
• KHS, CHS defeated
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• A glimpse of JBU's past: Southwestern was the first JBU dorm, built in 1919 by s...
• Letter clears out bank customers
• Downtown tricks-or-treats set for Oct. 31
• Mayors visit Washington D.C.
• Chamber of Commerce holds tourism training Oct. 18
• LETTERS: Football vote runs afoul
• PICA POLE: Getting healthy
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Democrats and dumb ideas
• ‘Steps to Wellness’
• ‘Hitting it out of the rough’
• Auxiliary to host book sale Oct. 26
• Operation Christmas Child ends Nov. 21
• WRITE ON: Wildlife observations
• Shelton completes Army training
• ANNIVERSARY: Haddocks celebrate 50 years
• Warner shares tale of legendary pup in new book
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Daylight Savings Time
• COLUMNIST: Destination blinders
• SSMH Auxiliary honored for lunch program
• LOOKING BACK: 45 years ago: Panthers topple Mountain Home, 17-0
• Comic book ‘junk’ turns into book for local author
• Did you know: JBU students have been performing plays on campus since 1919, the...
• City nixes library study
• Fire report given to police
• Sales tax receipts fall in September
• Simmons to be ‘roasted, toasted’
• Students learn bus safety
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• Appeal fails by 2 votes
• No style points needed
• Seniors take their shot at state title
• 9th, 8th grade wrap up regular season
• Lampton leads freshmen to win against Rogers
• JBU swept in volleyball, soccer picks up road wins
• Comets overpower Warriors
• The clock tower was the target for a number of high-power nerf guns this week. W...
• Looking for something interesting to do? Go check out the design showcase tonight.
• SSMH to get name change
• Justices Of The Peace endorse new bridge
• Ability Tree to host fall event
• Homelessness increases
• LETTERS: Thank you
• Court fee goose appears cooked
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Scary crowds occupy Wall Street
• Switchfoot ignites JBU stage
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• Get your fright on!
• LOOKING BACK: 10 years ago: SCAC holds painted chair competition
• Bush completes infantry training
• John Brown enrollment grows to record number
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Just saying it doesn’t make it true
• COLUMNIST: Easy believism
• Women’s Ministry to host Crim
• WRITE ON: The rest of the story
• ‘Eurpoean Expressions’ opens at JBU gallery
• behind the stage...Switchfoot @ JBU
• JPs to discuss Fisher Ford Bridge
• Baker elected as new chief
• Band hosting golf tourney
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• Cherokee Nation honors twin Vietnam veterans
• Carr receives honor
• Board approves construction management for junior high work
• West Siloam Springs trustees OK annexation
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• Planners OK new subdivison
• Picked apart
• Tennis players ready for state
• Freshmen come alive in fourth quarter
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• Ninth graders win final home match
• Boys and Girls Club holding basketball registrations
• JBU golf finishes 3rd at tourney
• More than 2,000 students are enrolled in traditional, degree completion and grad...
• JBU celebrates ‘Keeping Faith’ with banquet
• Roof keeps investigators at bay
• Siloam man dies in motorcycle wreck
• Switchfoot guitarist sheds light on group’s foundation
• Ride to help military families set for Oct. 15
• Benton County officials wary of new fuel plan
• LETTERS: Looking at the mistakes of other cities with cable services
• ON THE RECORD: iRemember
• RIGHT OF CENTER: 2 scandals, more to come?
• Christmas parade entries available
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• Titus Task
• Siloam Springs Writers receive awards at workshop
• COLUMNIST: How long does it take to wreck your life?
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Sukkoth: A wonderful festival
• What a difference a friend made
• STAR GAZING: October brings out moon’s beauty
• CRE awarded $724K grant to support marriages
• Come see Switchfoot and Anberlin in concert at JBU THIS Friday! Tickets are on s...
• City hires museum architect
• Siloam Springs Farmers Market extends season to Oct. 25
• Wellness Summit sign-ups continue through Wednesday
• Clinard asks about reducing county constables
• Obituaries
• County requests employee raises
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• COMMUNITY
• Farley honored by national organization
• Plan works to perfection
• Golfers finish 11th at state
• Freshmen upended by Black
• SSHS opens ‘PAC’ with win
• Comets snap 6-year streak, beat Colcord
• Allard, Dickinson qualify for state
• 9th grade volleyball wins
• Oklahoma roundup
• Man arrested for shooting rifle in home
• High school walkers getting new path on Cheri Whitlock Drive
• School board mulls junior high school remodel project
• Titus Task hits Siloam streets on Saturday
• PICA POLE: Time stops for no man
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Strange bedfellows in politics, assassinations
• COLUMNIST: The most dejected, reluctant convert
• WRITE ON: Technology strikes again
• LOOKING BACK: 25 years ago: Hard raid pounds Siloam Springs
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Significance of Yom Kippur
• Comiskey joins Chamber of Commerce team
• Senior running wild for Comets
• Class clown growing up
• TIMEOUT: Charter buses, 6A/7A and ‘Moneyball’
• Southwest sweeps Lady Panthers
• Lady Panthers win tournament
• Cross country runs well in Eureka Springs
• Soccer teams post victories
• SNU sweeps past JBU
• SSHS aims for execution
• Homecoming is this weekend! See how you can get involved:
• Kansas man looks to get Hwy. 412 improvements
• City sales tax gets August boost
• Cameron: Protecting watershed
• Siloam Springs Civitan Club meetings
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• Siloam Springs Civitan Club to bring back soup sampler
• Corks bidding Siloam Springs ‘goodbye’
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• ‘PAC’ set to hold first athletic event
• Panthers peaking at right time
• Mail vote to determine Panthers’ conference
• SSHS tennis wraps up regular season
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• Ninth grade volleyball team drops two matches, eighth graders go 1-1
• Freshman football team drops game to Central
• Hornets win in OT
• Rakestraw places third in state, Lady Panthers fifth overall
• SSHS gets by Morrilton
• October events taking place in the Ozarks
• Local couple sees Reno plane crash; escapes injury
• Cleanup starts Friday
• Heart Walk strolls through town
• Skatepark creation ramps up
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT INSPECTION
• LETTERS: City broadband not all rosey
• PICA POLE: Mowers not a toy
• RIGHT OF CENTER: A few thoughts about the debate
• Benton County Cleanup starts Saturday
• LOOKING BACK: 45 years ago: Panthers take down Bentonville
• Grandchildren of yesteryear and today
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Freedom to express our faith
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• COLUMNIST: Our own personal apple
• ‘Little Shop’ begins Friday at SCAC
• Local nursing home embraces new AIPP program
• Pink Divas meet each Thursday
• Main Street receives state recognition
• Seniors to play in fourth state tournament
• District to present appeal on Thursday
• Hyde wins school board seat
• Owners speak out about new ordinance
• Birkes pleads not guilty in Jepson burglary
• Watts politician dies
• Obituaries
• Nellie Jenkins Woolbright to celebrate her 100th Birthday!!!
• Calloway resigns from city
• Woman arrested after man stabbed with sword
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• Bulldogs smash Panthers
• Bentonville sweeps Panther XC Classic
• Junior high volleyball teams defeat Heritage
• Lady Panthers snap skid
• Bentonville Gold hangs on to beat freshmen Panthers
• Lady Golden Eagles fall to Lubbock Christian in volleyball match
• Late goal propels Golden Eagles
• JBU golfers place fifth
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• Bypass to carry Barnett’s name
• Costume party to kick off ‘Little Shop’ before opening Sept. 30
• FFA auction set for Saturday
• Boys & Girls Club begins annual fundraiser drive
• United Way campaign seeks $3.8 million
• PICA POLE: Being a cow
• RIGHT OF CENTER: Poverty in America and other bad news
• Man facing child porn charges
• Flower power
• LOOKING BACK: 25 years ago: City mulls duck issue
• Legion to hold pancake breakfast Saturday at Community Building
• ANNIVERSARY: Hillhouses celebrate 50th anniversary by renewing vows
• WRITE ON: Requiem for a Rooster
• To hang out or not hang out: That is the question
• COLUMNIST: Why work so hard to be sad?
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Is world-wide peace possible?
• TIMEOUT: 5A-West gauntlet begins for Panthers
• Senior end utilizes his quickness
• Bulldogs loaded once again
• Cross country to host home meet
• Planners vote to clear sidewalks
• JBU named ‘Best in the South’
• Fire destroys home
• Suspect arrested in West Siloam robbery
• OBITUARIES
• Writers hear from Perkins
• School board candidates answer questions before election
• Reed family honored with music award
• West Siloam Springs OKs annexation of 12 acres
• Whirlaways dance class start new season Tuesday
• Panthers shrug off Pioneers
• Freshmen still unbeaten
• Cheek: Lady Panthers must regroup after loss
• Siloam Springs golf wraps up regular season
• Lady Golden Eagles’ win streak snapped at home
• ‘Day at the Ranch’ set for Saturday
• Mullins deploys with Marines
• Heritage League installs new members
• American Legion to hold pancake breakfast
• FIRE CALLS
• Allens cans top-level management
• Heinrichs welcomed home
• Last bits of new high school near completion
• Tailwaggers to hold 5K run on Saturday
• ON THE RECORD: Phantom of the Oprah
• RIGHT OF CENTER: There is no plan
• Tired Iron makes great showing
• JBU ranks No. 1
• Teachers of the Year honored
• Chalk it Up set for Saturday at Butts Complex
• LOOKING BACK: 45 years ago: John Brown book released
• Locals remember where they were on 9/11
• STAR GAZING: September brings Jupiter into view
• COLUMNIST: Doing normal ‘well’ In hard times
• REFLECTIONS ON LIFE: Who was Cain’s wife?
• Volunteers encourage area dropouts go back to school
• ‘Little Shop’ coming to SCAC
• TIMEOUT: Fired up Panthers drop kick picks poll
• Alexander gives Panthers another dimension
• SSHS smashes Har-Ber
• KUAF-Ozarks at Large speaks with Dr. Pollard about the U.S. News ranking:
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• The attacks touched Siloam Springs
• Local firefighters sifted through tower rubble
• Duane Loyce Feaster
• CHURCH NEWS
• SCHOOL MENU
• Police officers honored for courage
• ARRESTS
• Robbery suspect transferred from hospital to jail
• Attacks caused concerns for city officials
• City board reviews proposals to redraw ward boundaries
• Students in class of 2001 recall feelings, emotions
• High school now requires student ID cards
• Freshmen Panthers shut out Southwest
• Volleyball storms back after dropping Game 1
• ON TAP
• Kansas, Colcord win again; Oaks, Watts fall
• SSHS tennis grabs Tri-Match wins at Arkansas Tech
• HIGH SCHOOL GOLF ROUNDUP
• JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP
• 7A-West Shocker
• Workers ‘Live United’ in Siloam Springs
• Heinrichs to return home
• District sees above average ACT scores
• Calf gets 2nd chance
• Tired Iron show kicks off Friday on Taylor Orchard Road
• OBITUARIES
• A decade-long journey
• Tranquility and terror remembered
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Healthy Women learn about foot care Aug. 29
• No easy task
• Banner weekend for SSHS XC runners
• Kansas overcomes slow start on road
• Watts, Oaks hit road for Week 2
• ON TAP
• Eighth grade Panthers start season Thursday
• JBU volleyball has successful trip
• Golden Eagles still searching for first win
• Panthers can’t afford bad start this week
• JBU releases basketball schedules
• Hornets, Comets take wins in Week 1
• 9th grade volleyball victorious
• Allard grabs win at No. 1 singles at Greenwood
• Fund-raiser
• Panther golf teams notch victories
• Obituaries
• Spiritual Emphasis Week speaker Michael Card will be in concert on Tuesday, Sept...
• Skate park bidding causes confusion
• ‘Everything’s coming up roses’
• ‘Bitsy’ Stockton remembered for welcoming personality
• Firefighters to raise money with ‘Fill the Boot’
• OBITUARIES
• Officials: Fugitive stole car, left area
• Main Street Siloam: High points for aesthetics
• Quorum Court OKs new construction, renovation
• Question FOI fees
• LETTERS
• Rights and wrongs
• Warner releases book about dog rescue
• Gentry’s Got Talent set for Oct. 9
• Overflowing with free gifts
• Holcombe joins Arvest Bank
• JBU wins CASE award for educational fundraising
• Decatur State Bank promotes 2 in Siloam Springs
• 25 years ago: Board snuffs out smoking at high school
• ‘Art & Fantasy: The Artwork of Jeff Haynie’ now at JBU
• Switchfoot coming to JBU Oct. 14
• Farm-raised attitude
• Season begins for SSHS XC
• Greenwood bests SSHS
• Freshman volleyball team defeats Rogers
• JBU men lose opener
• ON TAP
• Freshmen Panthers ready to open season
• Iddy Biddy Soccer to start
• Lady Golden Eagles volleyball starts 1-3; women’s soccer wins, ties
• Eagles coming off down season in 2010
• Monthly Update
• News on the Street
• Leadership Lessons from the NFL
• Membership Benefits
• Restaurants Find Siloam Springs Attractive
• Siloam Springs Ranks High in Home Affordability
• First Friday Coffee
• Ribbon Cuttings
• Panthers aim for consistency
• Orange crush
• Deadly Force
• Police continue search for driver
• Northside Elementary OK’d for 40 more students
• SSHS tennis teams begin slate Tuesday
• Panthers get mixed reviews
• Lady Panthers put up fight, drop to 0-2
• Siloam Springs golfers fare well at Eagle Crest in Alma
• Football booster club sponsoring tailgate
• Gold defeats freshmen
• Obituaries
• Jones named new Bank of Siloam branch manager
• Parade chief to tour Siloam Springs
• Benton County officials OK technical upgrades
• Fiber optic cable loop complete for school district
• City Board pauses drainage plan
• Main Street looks to raise $60K during campaign
• OBITUARIES
• Animals for adoption on Web
• Cherokee Nation court issues ruling on non-Indian citizenship
• ‘Ducks of a feather’
• Secretary’s move causes concern
• Of amnesty and an inept Congress
• Fall Rock Swap coming to area Sept. 10-11
• Annual 4-H pullet show, sale is Aug. 27
• JBU Art Gallery welcomes ‘Art & Fantasy: the Artwork of Jeff Haynie’ next week....
• Don’t quit gardening
• Enhanced character reduces stress
• 10 years ago: Newspaper reveals new look
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• ‘High expectations’
• Geers celebrate 65 years of marriage
• Classes have officially started. What’s your favorite memory from your first day...
• Back to School for Siloam Springs - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
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• Costing less to live in Siloam
• JBU ends Faith Campaign early with $18 million extra
• Two throw hat in ring for school board seat
• Wider Hwy. 59 increases traffic
• OBITUARIES
• City to test sewers
• WSS OKs setback regulations
• Development Center openings
• Chief election set for Sept. 24
• 25 years ago: Kiwanis Club celebrates 40th anniversary
• Walking on pins and needles
• Changing world
• ARRESTS
• Hospial Auxiliary selling cookbook
• LETTERS
• State board should raise school standards
• A bad idea
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT INSPECTIONS
• Genealogical Society
• Bible study for women
• BIG NEWS: "JBU Announces Completion of Historic Keeping Faith Campaign"
• Siloam Springs Trims 5 Municipal Positions
• Benchmark scores teeter-totter
• Family, friends recall fallen Arkansas soldiers
• Junior Livestock Auction starts Aug. 20 at county fair
• White River coming to gazebo
• Man hit while crossing U.S. 412
• Copter deaths first use of new Arkansas flag law
• OBITUARIES
• Debt ceiling vote worthy of praise
• Bad debt deal
• Decatur man sentenced to 40 years for raping girl
• Keep eye on school, church buses
• CORRECTION
• ARRESTS
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Wreck sends 1 to hospital
• Pink Divas
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Benton County 4-H’ers win at district competition
• Hook, Davidson to wed Sept. 10
• Cooper, Walker to wed Aug. 19
• Flags at John Brown University have been lowered to half-staff to honor Air Forc...
• Siloam Springs girls golf team finishes 5th at Springdale Bulldog Invitational, boys take 9th
• One week down for Panthers
• Oklahoma schools begin drills Tuesday
• Eagle Pass runs to championship
• Proposals fail, officials call it a win
• Woman faces newspaper charges
• Ability Tree offers free pool event on Friday morning
• Fire rips through 200 acres of grassland in Oklahoma
• CHURCH NEWS
• Sales tax vote set for Tuesday
• Man arrested on sexual assault charges
• Sons of the American Legion to hold organizational meeting
• Firefighters work through scorching heat to battle blazes
• WSS residents asked to conserve water
• Board OKs phone survey
• SSHS grad killed in Afghanistan
• Obituaries
• JBU is expecting a record number of freshmen this fall! What was one thing you r...
• Water well runs dry in Oaks
• Tax-free weekend starts Saturday
• New Siloam Springs school highlighted with special pull-out section
• Dog Day parade set for Aug. 6
• Parking variance OK’d for downtown car dealership
• Group comes together to help family
• Bloomfield corn maze opens for adventurous guests
• CHURCH NEWS
• Man arrested for Internet stalking
• County tax appeals in full swing
• Governing body to vote on proposals
• OBITUARIES
• CLARIFICATION
• Make sure kids beat the heat
• Much ado about nothing
• Arkansas farmers get up early to fight the heat
• Heartstrings! What tugs at yours?
• Things I did not know
• 25 years ago: Siloam Springs boasts lowest unemployment rate
• Edward Jones in Siloam named tops in client service
• Fire torches 400 acres in Oklahoma
• Public hearing highlights oil, grease problem
• Man arrested after high-speed chase
• Bynum takes own life
• Local Hmong business owner dies at home
• Annual Writing Contest
• Ambulance breaks down during run
• SSHS golf teams set to tee off
• Football practice begins Monday
• Long Beach (Miss.) takes advantage in 5-1 victory
• CHURCH NEWS
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Obituaries
• Allens, Seneca plan merger
• Ghost signs show age, different time
• Smoke vendor sued by state
• Students build electric bicycle
• Woman gets 20 years for drugs
• Property tax appeal process begins
• Highfill council OKs $23,000 for used police car
• County eyes extra 12,000 feet of space
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Herald-Leader staff wins 14 awards
• OBITUARIES
• Skaters, officials meet to discuss new park
• Help! I’m being held hostage!
• DaySpring helps ‘Stuff the Bus’ project
• Gravette Days starts Aug. 11
• Confederate Soldire Gets His Due
• Decatur BBQ set for Aug. 6
• Changes are coming
• The world is watching
• LETTERS
• JBU Wins CASE Award for Educational Fundraising for the Third Time!
• Mark your calendar: Switchfoot and Anberlin coming to JBU Oct. 14
• Sales tax takes roller coaster ride
• Directors give first nod to electrical code update
• Board lets town heads carry on
• CHURCH NEWS
• SILOAM SPRINGS FIRE CALLS
• SILOAM SPRINGS ARRESTS
• SENIOR CENTER LUNCH MENU
• Reception will honor retiring banker
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Community Digest
• Panther football program hosting ‘Pee-Wee’ camp
• SSYB selling tickets for ‘A Night with the Naturals’
• Cherokee National Holiday Tournament
• Adult softball
• Parks and Recreation hosting flag football tournament
• Rumor mill churns up fiction
• Obituaries
• JBU has a new online degree: Business Administration
• District kicks testing plan into high gear
• Former Watts politician dies at 82
• ‘Stuff the Bus’ starts Friday
• High school work almost done
• City planners OK lot split
• Hot topics
• Sick up and fed
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Enablement versus entitlement
• SSHS Class of 1968 to meet July 23
• CHURCH NEWS
• Siloam Springs Writers hear from author
• Headley named sales manager
• Sager Creek Arts Center to produce comedy ‘Scrambled’
• Referee for the Chicken Wars
• Gibbs, Janes say ‘I do’ in July 9 ceremony
• Bunker, Holland exchange vows July 8
• Coffee and donuts at Senior Center
• Bringing experienced help to local workforce
• Fundraiser set to help bring adopted child from China
• Only 28 days till all the new Walton scholars and MKs arrive for International Orientation!
• Obituaries
• Registration ends for tax vote Friday
• CEO: Hospital was prepared for Tyson disaster last month
• Okla. pharmicist sentenced to prison for killing robber
• County to probe road plan
• Committee warned about street signs
• Quorum Court rejects tax vote
• Equalization Board sees long days ahead
• Occasions finds new owner in Rossi
• ARRESTS
• Good news, better news
• Distractions
• OBITUARIES
• Life is like a donut
• Annual Decatur Barbecue set for all day Aug. 6
• 25 years ago: Local man judges Wimbledon tourney
• Community Digest
• CHURCH NEWS
• Siloam Springs schools to start 2011-12 year on Aug. 15
• May takes grand prize
• Cold Case, where are you?
• Alumni and JBU supporters of JBU men’s basketball: You are all invited to participate in the 2nd Annual Golden Eagle Cup July 30! More info and registration at: www.jbu.edu/basketball/
• In search of playmakers
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• City Board OKs road construction
• July 22 is deadline for school board election
• Man dies while spraying house for insects
• Police look for leads in Bob Henry Park fire
• Ark. Hwy. 59 crash kills woman
• Hospital CEO gives update on new Siloam Springs facility
• AREA SPORTS/ RECREATION CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• CHURCH NEWS
• Obituaries
• 43 days until New Student Orientation! www.jbu.edu/orientation
• City writes new chapter for library
• Schools offer meals for kids
• City planners OK new zoning
• Farmers market now has EBT
• Lawsuit against West Siloam dismissed
• Levenson brings clawhammer style to Siloam
• County JPs tour roads, bridges
• Comstock, Fryauf now circuit judges
• Gravette Days 2011 set for Aug. 11-13
• EMS CALLS
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• The fi nal frontier
• No plan could be a winner
• ‘Bless you’ involves more than sneezing
• LETTERS
• Sisemore completes training
• Library events
• CHURCH NEWS
• Panthers better than predictions in Hootens
• Making the transition
• Police seek leads on bathroom destroyed by fire
• Staying cool in Siloam Springs
• Hunt for Watts alligator ends
• Jepson owner won’t be charged in shooting
• Baker elected chief of Cherokee Nation after two recounts
• CHURCH NEWS
• SILOAM SPRINGS ARRESTS
• SENIOR CENTER LUNCH MENU
• Not your ordinary host family experience
• Families share memories of 2009 experience
• Boys and Girls Club holding football, volleyball registrations
• JBU men’s basketball hosting golf tourney
• JBU volleyball camp
• Dorsey deploys to Australia
• Freedom Festival set for tomorrow
• County considers new employees
• Obituaries
• ‘Fire in the Sky’ pops off Saturday
• ‘Made in Siloam’ highlights people, businesses
• Furniture made at home gets TV nod
• U.S. 412 widening still on schedule
• County considers adding employees
• Man arrested after shooting worker
• Covington becomes master principal
• Arvest provides more than 1.2 million meals
• Highfill passes amended budget
• Londagin named new president for Decatur State Bank
• Reynolds elected to state office
• Colcord holds Old Settlers Day celebration
• Freedom Fest starts Monday
• Women’s Shelter awarded $68,320
• Officials vote to follow guidelines
• Sulphur Springs man recovering from spinal cord injury
• Band fundraiser cookout set for Saturday at Middle School
• EMS CALLS
• Community Digest
• Preschool registration
• Suspect shot after drug store break-in
• Obituaries
• This fall JBU will begin offering an exclusively online Business Administration degree through the Degree Completion Program.
• Interested in Construction, and Management? Construction Management could be the major for you!
• Quick storm rips through Siloam Springs
• Woody named Clerk of the Year
• Electric bills to drop 3 percent on July 1
• Franklin Electric to close OKC plant
• Simmons cuts 223 workers
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• SENIOR CENTER LUNCH MENU
• Bailey completes training
• Panthers soak in All-Star experience
• Wade goes down fighting in final match
• SBR teams clinch postseason berths
• JBU volleyball hosting camp
• West prevails in girls’ match
• Football, volleyball registrations to start soon
• Youth baseball in need of host families for tourney
• Golf fund-raiser
• Obituaries
• Community band needs musicians for show
• Heritage Festival kicks off Saturday
• City water rates to flow uphill in Siloam Springs
• ‘Turf ’s up ... !’
• Disaster recovery center to remain open through June
• Benton County officials study bridge projects
• New Highfill fire chief takes reigns
• West Siloam tables legal representation choice
• Staying cool this summer
• The stimulus that wasn’t
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT
• Siloam Springs Police Department arrest reports
• Siloam Springs Fire Department calls
• CORRECTION
• Community Digest
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• What do you think about cemeteries?
• Legion hosts bike ride
• Old Booger - the wild hog
• 25 years ago: SCA brings Sessie Celebration to Siloam Springs
• Congrats to the JBU Lunabotics team!
• Head thump launches rider out of event
• Owner has little hope of saving Sav-A-Trip
• Tribe opens career office
• Musical All Stars to bring ‘funky-fresh’ sound to library
• Man pleads guilty to child-porn charge
• Couple on a mission to rally support for Burma
• CHURCH DIGEST
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Amphitheater owner scales back plans
• All-Stars ready to shine
• Anderson excited about opportunity
• All-Star selection icing on the cake for Tolentino
• Siloam Springs White sweeps Bentonville Gold
• Maroon sweeps Gravette
• Obituaries
• ERP is here! www.jbu.edu/ERP
• Check out the progress on the new ECM building.
• Preschool might lose state grant
• Fishing derby set for Saturday
• Area family moves into new home
• Cobb Brothers coming to 2nd Saturday Music
• Officials propose building $4 million emergency operations facility
• 21 + 21 = dread
• I lost a friend
• Flag retirement ceremony set for June 14
• SILOAM SPRINGS PUBLIC LIBRARY
• Food Fight at SCAC on June 17
• Think safety this summer
• Combating Cancer, Celebrating Life
• Woods retires from city after 35 years
• SSYB looking for host families
• Why wait for the funeral?
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• OBITUARIES
• CORRECTION
• 45 years ago: Cheri Whitlock named Rodeo Sweetheart
• Hickey, Webber exchange vows April 2
• For those of you who cannot make Chancellor Brown's memorial service, we will be posting a video of the event shortly after it is finished on JBU's website here:
• Found body believed to be missing woman
• Former JBU persident dies Friday morning
• 2 drown in Illinois River last week
• Furniture being moved into new high school
• ‘Like’ Manna Center to help raise funds
• County to pay back election fees
• Planners consider amphitheater changes
• Siloam man pleads in rape case
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• CHURCH NEWS
• Former Panther selected to lead Goblins
• Hanna chosen for Hall of Fame
• Thoma lands at Fayetteville
• SBR teams drop pair of twinbills
• Olympic Development Program selection
• AREA SPORTS/ RECREATION CALENDAR
• Arkansas Tech announces local dean’s list honors
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• Services for Chancellor Brown will be held on Friday, June 10 at 2:00 p.m. in the Cathedral of the Ozarks on the campus of John Brown University with Dr. David Bush officiating.
• John E. Brown, Jr. 1921-2011
• The JBU Lunabotics team is getting ready to compete at NASA. You can watch live here
• JBU teams took first and second place at the Tri-State Governor's Cup in Las Vegas. WAY TO GO teams Agricultural Food Systems and Craftistas!!! You make us proud.
• Obituaries
• LETTERS
• Dawn Hill: $350K over par
• Board votes to drop electric rates
• Arvest to close drive-thru at downtown branch
• Moseley School cuts 1/3 of staff
• Vet rolls toward Siloam from Ground Zero
• Cherokee Art Gallery opens at casino
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• CHURCH NEWS
• Northwest Arkansas home sales decline in April
• Disaster recovery site opens in Benton County
• Frias’ goal in extra time wins title for Panthers
• Gutierrez to run cross country at John Brown
• Football Booster Club elects officers
• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• BIRTHS: Siloam Springs
• New line coming to Watts plant
• Covington named ‘master principal’
• School could sport Panther statue
• Walk for Apraxia of Speech set for May 21
• Son of JBU president dies Saturday
• Herald-Leader OBITUARIES
• Siloam Springs man arrested on theft charges
• Be warned
• Right of Center — With a little help from his friends
• Herald-Leader COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Siloam Springs Rotary Club
• Austin to retire as CEO of Bank of Siloam Springs
• Looking Back — 10 years ago: Huckabee makes stop in Siloam Springs
• Quilt show in Grove need entries for July event; prizes to be awarded
• ENGAGEMENT Ost, Krall to wed June 5
• ENGAGEMENT Snodgrass, Abramovitz plan June 5 wedding
• WEDDING Barnett, Pense exchange vows on May 1
• Columnist — Dying for change
• Herald-Leader CHURCH NEWS
• Timeout — Harrison’s Pratt: ‘This team is the best’
• LETTERS
• In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Ben Pollard Memorial Fund to support scholarships and SIFE's work in Guatemala. For more information, visit www.jbu.edu/BenPollardMemorialFund
• Soldier recovering in Texas
• Firefighters train with old buses
• County judge: No misconduct at Election Commission
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• OK schools start spring football
• CHURCH NEWS
• Siloam Sunday OBITUARIES
• County exploring all-in-one system for Quorum Court
• SSHS soccer victorious
• Boys punch out Paragould
• Baseball season ends for SSHS
• Panther football to start spring drills
• Former JBU men’s basketball coach dies
• May Term is here :)
• City could offer TV services
• Scholarship Night set for May 19
• 2nd Saturday Music kicks off May 14
• Letter carriers prep for food drive
• Herald-Leader COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Fans of Crystal Bridges getting anxious
• Clinard expects inquiry report soon on Election Commission
• ‘... And a time to dance’
• Siloam Springs PETS OF THE WEEK
• Moseley goes ‘down on the farm’
• Kids’ Summer Safety talk set for May 19
• Moseley students receive needed supplies to finish year
• Pica Pole — Just bumfuzzled
• Griz Bear — Tired Iron club plows ahead
• Right of Center — Watch the other hand
• Herald-Leader LETTERS
• OBITUARIES Inez Delois Ames Anderson
• BIRTHS Isaac David Whittington
• Opry star to play Decatur BBQ on Aug. 6
• Columnist — A nickel’s worth of trouble
• JBU: a great investment!
• Board seeks Dawn Hill mulligan
• Local soldier injured in blast
• 2 arrested with hotel meth lab
• Siloam Sunday COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Wellfest event set for Saturday
• Dogwood pageant winners announced
• City board hikes vicious dog fine
• Rowe brilliant, fires one-hitter
• Wade, Lowry sign to play basketball at NorthArk
• Panthers show no mercy on Goblins
• Tiger chooses Central Baptist College
• Belhaven a good fit for Abbey
• Boys & Girls Club Golf Classic
• Siloam Springs’ softball season ends
• Spring 2011 Graduation is this Saturday! 10 AM Undergraduate, 2 PM Degree Completion & Graduate; both ceremonies will be held in the Bill George Arena
• Siloam Springs Soldier Seriously Injured In Afghanistan
• spotted on campus today: JBU students sporting some neon...
• Venue dream fast becoming reality
• Sewer survey completed
• Emergency crews detail wild water rescue
• St. Jude walk set to raise funds
• School district OKs $377K project
• Herald-Leader COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Living, dying by the sword
• Right of Center — Bin Laden; may he not RIP
• Looking Back — 10 years ago: City opens Bob Henry Park pavilion
• ENGAGEMENT LaRoche, Foster to ‘tie knot’ on May 28
• Spring Health Fair set for May 14
• 2 businesses win cash from Arvest
• Write On — Pass the chiles rellenos, por favor
• Star Gazing Jupiter, Saturn come into view
• Students clean up Northside campus
• Odyssey of the Mind to compete in Maryland
• Day of Prayer set for noon Thursday
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• High school to hold scholarship awards
• Columnist — Who, me grumble?
• Interested in studying business? Check out this video!
• JBU ALUMNI! Want to be featured in the Brown Bulletin? Submit your news item (marriage, birth, promotion, career endeavor, etc)!! We want to hear it and so do your fellow alumni!
• Gov. tours flood-wrecked homes
• Gift transforms college building into home for visual-arts
• Teacher ending 31-year career
• CHURCH DIGEST
• May 5 set aside as Day of Prayer
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• District among state’s largest
• Blossom shines at 5A-West track meet
• Panthers’ playoff hopes dashed
• Akins returns to coaching, takes Kansas job
• Siloam Springs soccer sweeps past Huntsville
• Lady Panthers head back to Huntsville to complete twinbill
• Boys and Girls Club to host tourney
• Westville stuns Kansas in district tourney
• OBITUARIES: Siloam Springs
• Pounding rain, storm slams area
• Siloam Springs schools approved for state funds
• Lasater named artist in residence
• FFA shows green thumb for annual plant sale
• Area officials unsure on 911 changes
• Property tax statements going out soon
• Benton County eyes alternative fuel with CNG
• ‘Tulips are better than one’
• Friends of the Library 8th annual book sale at Dogwood Festival
• Cherokee Nation brings childcare experts to West Siloam Springs for free
• ‘Went to a garden party ...’
• Siloam Springs OBITUARIES
• Herald-Leader COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Pica Pole And the rain came down
• Right of Center — To set the record straight
• Eagle Watch gets on Facebook
• Looking Back — 10 years ago: KLRC wins at Dove Awards
• Endicott Enterprises to show custom tiles at Dogwood
• Columnist — Nothing stingy about it
• Herald-Leader CHURCH NEWS
• History comes alive!
• Interested in studying and working with people? Check out the Family and Human Services major at JBU!
• The John Brown University Rogers Center will be closed tonight, April 25 due to hazardous weather and flood conditions. All evening classes scheduled to meet tonight are cancelled as well as classes at the Sam Walton Development Center. If you need addit
• Fine raised to $1,000 on city dog ordinance
• Changes made to Herald-Leader website
• CHURCH NEWS
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• Osteoporosis open house
• La-Z-Boy nixes landfill waste
• Junior girls take sixth at meet, boys eighth
• SSHS grabs first league win
• Soccer washed out, hosts Bulldogs
• Lady Panthers roll in Game 1
• Carnes perfect in Kansas victory against Chouteau
• AREA SPORTS/ RECREATION CALENDAR
• In the news
• Obituaries
• Full story on the JBU sweep today at the Governor's Cup
• Clean sweep in the Governor's Cup undergrad division and third place in the grad division.
• School board presents new calendar
• County 1st in state health
• Commission cuts city’s election bill
• Okla. gator goes ‘on the lamb’
• Herald-Leader Community Digest
• Herald-Leader OBITUARIES
• Herald-Leader LETTERS
• A Column: A comedy routine
• Right of Center — The president’s bogus budget
• Farmers Market kicks off with Saturday event
• Gentry Chamber plans egg hunt for this Saturday
• SSMH wins Gold Seal of Approval
• Key Lodge No. 7 installs new officers during ceremony
• Write On — The vertical floater
• Looking Back — 10 years ago: Netanyahu visits JBU
• Siloam Springs RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Siloam Springs High School FBLA wins state awards at leadership
• Southside Elementary School announces 3rd 9-week honor rolls
• Columnist — Dalai Lama is a beautiful quarter moon
• Herald-Leader CHURCH NEWS
• JBU has a total of four teams in the Governor's Cup finals today. If you want to watch the event live visit www.arcapital.com. It starts at 11:30 cental time. Good luck JBU undergraduate and graduate teams!
• JBU + NWA = a great place to be!
• WSS police: 1 hired; 1 quits
• JBU, KUOA fined $7,200 for violations
• School board tables $367K construction bid
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT INSPECTIONS
• CHURCH NEWS
• Cooking school offers recipes, tips
• Civil War program
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Mental Health Fair set for this week
• Stewart leaves Claremore (Okla.) to return to Siloam Springs
• Greenbrier pounds SSHS rain postpones Game 2
• Softball team swept by defending champs
• Panthers lose another in PKs, Lady Panthers slip by Greenwood
• Comets win 2 at Mantle Classic, play in finals
• Panthers take 7th at Alma
• JBU women’s basketball camp
• JBU signs guard from Oklahoma
• JBU volleyball camp
• Dogwood 5K Run
• Civitan Golf Tournament
• “Reparando” is coming to campus on Monday. Check out the press release for more details.
• Farmers Market makes changes for 2011 season
• School district sees 25% drop in Saturday attendance
• Celebrating science during Arkansas Children’s Week
• Siloam Springs man arrested on rape charges
• City sales tax receipts mixed for winter
• 4 arrested in connection with break-ins
• 5 arrested on meth charges
• High-flying fun at Kite Day
• Judge orders inquiry into Election Commission
• Dogwood Duck Derby quacking toward start
• Tired Iron of the Ozarks ready for 3-day show
• Siloam Springs Kiwanis Club
• Herald-Leader OBITUARIES
• Homes come first
• Right of Center — Half a loaf is better than none
• Herald-Leader COMMUNITY DIGEST
• ‘Listen to the Sound Tour’ to rock at JBU
• ENGAGEMENT Meehan, Crandall plan May 21 wedding
• ENGAGEMENT Miller, Daugherty to wed May 8
• ANNIVERSARY Lawlises celebrate 70 years together
• Tickets are still available for the concert tonight. Come check it out!
• Check it out: the Digital Media Arts major at JBU
• Board debates dog attack law
• School officials walk through renovation plans
• KLRC finds new home in Siloam Springs
• Train vs. truck in Watts, Okla.
• The Herald-Leader OBITUARIES
• Bishop to visit Siloam Springs
• Siloam Sunday COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Community Digest CHURCH DIGEST
• Panthers swept at Vilonia
• Boys take 2nd at Relays
• Softball loses pair
• SSHS soccer teams sweep Greenbrier
• Electric Dept. receives award
• ‘Lets go fly a kite !’
• Committee: About 135 in Dawn Hill want sewer lines
• Wellfest set for May 14 at Bob Henry Park
• Civitans hold district meeting
• Springdale man arrested on count of rape in Siloam
• Poultry symposium set for April 26 at U of A Animal Science Center
• Commission changes locks; judge has no key
• Virginia McNair
• Kathalene Ann Evans
• Pica Pole — Green thumb gets frostbite
• Right of Center — ‘Attaboy, Steve’
• Herald-Leader Community Digest
• Write On — A brave little cow
• Star Gazing Saturn comes into view in April
• Columnist — If you want to stay the same - change
• Herald-Leader CHURCH NEWS
• New JBU tech center named for Balzers
• Key Lodge hosts free breakfast for emergency workers
• Gentry plans egg hunt
• KLRC has found a new home in historic downtown Siloam Springs
• The new engineering and construction management building has an official name
• Spring has sprung at JBU!
• Spring cleanup begins Monday
• Election Commission seeks settlement
• JBU students hit D.C. for spring break
• Siloam Sunday OBITUARIES
• Herald-Leader SENIOR CENTER MENU
• Herald-Leader CHURCH NEWS
• Herald-Leader SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• Errors pile up for Siloam Springs
• Kennedy scores 5 goals in victory
• Panther boys finish ninth
• Panther Relays to be held Thursday
• Sports ON TAP
• Softball picks up win in tourney
• Kansas unable to hold lead
• Iddy Biddy Soccer
• Huntsville star signs with JBU
• Dogwood 5K Run
• Golden Eagle golfers finish third
• First Tee begins registration for spring classes
• Project Graduation signups available
• Looking for something to do this weekend? Come check out the art auction to benefit Japan-
• JBU's first Harry S. Truman award recipient was announced yesterday. Congratulations Kevin Leon-
• Mission Siloam rocks spring break
• Main Street to throw fundraiser dinner Friday
• New SSHS scholarship needs funding from alumni
• ‘Pollyanna’ coming to SCAC in April
• Gator spotted in Watts stream
• Regional towns miss census population boom
• Herald-Leader OBITUARIES
• HERALD-LEADER COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Pica Pole — Spring cleaning
• Herald-Leader LETTERS
• Right of Center — To be or not to be - in Libya
• Whitmore finishes Air Force training
• Group takes trip to McAlester, Okla.
• Rainbow Girls make pilgrimage; install officers
• Cowin speaks to writers
• Cherokee Nation offers help
• Longbeard annual banquet to be held in Bentonville
• Heald receives award from 3M for standards program
• Write On — Yesterday, today, tomorrow
• JBU presents exhibit of The Saint John’s Bible
• The long-awaited Saint John's Bible Exhibit opens tomorrow night in the gallery.
• JBU senior Chenoa Barker shares about academic excellence at JBU...
• Middle School works to boost scores
• Runner treks through Siloam on to N.Y.
• Wellness center survey out to residents
• Siloam Sunday OBITUARIES
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
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• CHURCH NEWS
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Stray animals put strain on sheriff’s offi ce
• Art auction to benefit disaster victims in Japan
• Bermuda hay producers set high energy marks
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Soccer teams begin 5A-West slate
• Lady Panthers host Harrison
• Kansas beats Vian in Classic; Colcord winless so far
• Spring break wraps up in a few days. What are some of your best memories from when you went on spring break?
• City planners OK parking expansion
• Board raises fine for vicious dogs
• Construction begins on new home
• New paper to debut
• Gem show coming to town
• Wetlands come to life
• Herald-Leader COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Siloam Springs Rotary Club
• IN SERVICE Horne joins Navy
• Siloam Springs CHURCH NEWS
• Birth news can be dropped off
• SILOAM BIRTHS
• Pica Pole | ‘Could be worse’
• Right of Center | When a bailout isn’t
• Herald-Leader OBITUARIES
• ENGAGEMENT Barnett, Pense wedding set for May 1
• ENGAGEMENT Gray, Davis to wed May 14
• 10 years ago: Group leaves on mission trip
• ANNIVERSARY Henagars celebrate 50 years together
• Columnist | Fireplace philosophy
• Candidates tested for fire jobs
• Simmons cuts 180 jobs
• Mental wellness training this week
• CHURCH NEWS
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• Siloam Sunday OBITUARIES
• 4 arrested on drug charges
• Gem show to be held in April
• Campbellsville ends JBU’s season
• Track & field gets 9 points
• SSHS Panthers drop doubleheader at Greenwood
• SSHS softball defeats Gentry
• Community Digest
• Site eyed in West Siloam for new hotel
• Oklahoma elections results announced
• ‘Saturday School’ Teacher, students make use of weekend classes
• Benchmark Blast helps test prep
• Siloam Springs COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Herald-Leader OBITUARIES
• Herald-Leader LETTERS
• On The Record PopSci in 1969
• Right of Center — Don’t be abrupt
• County targets roadside trash
• Write On — Is walking against the law?
• Columnist — Choose to be happy
• ANNIVERSARY Fletchers married for 65 years
• Having ‘Faith’ on the Sabbath
• Looking Back — 45 years ago: Girl Scouts give report to Kiwanians
• Box Top fundraiser helps fill school coffers
• Herald-Leader CHURCH NEWS
• Timeout — Coaches today must win big, win quick
• Seniors not finshed yet
• Bethel dethrones Lady Comets
• It's up! www.4029tv.com/news/27068083/detail.html
• City buys old post office
• WSS looks for attorney
• Globetrotter hits streets to hype game
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Siloam Sunday OBITUARIES
• CHURCH NEWS
• Pair set for arraignment Monday
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• High school to add lunch period
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• Planners approve lot split on King Road
• Taylor resigns at SSHS
• Highly successful coach puts family first
• Kansas falls in final game
• JBU earns berth in national tournament
• Panthers win one lose two at Best Sports Classic
• JBU soccer adds signees
• Lady Panthers showing home run power
• Panthers finish 7th at track meet
• UAFS tennis sweeps JBU
• Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out the "Duo-ling" piano recital on Sunday.
• The women's basketball team is going to Nationals. Come out to the Bill George Arena on Monday at 11:50 am to send them off in style.
• WSS mayor denies FOI request
• City OKs 1st reading of private utility work fee
• Sounds of Ireland coming to town
• Man arrested after run-in with Watts fire chief
• Herald-Leader Pet of the Week
• West Siloam Springs needs $100,000 for overlay project; may lose funding
• Siloam Springs COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Coffee and donuts at Senior Center
• JBU choir to perform this weekend
• Pica Pole — Still worse than it’s bark
• Right of Center — Waiting impatiently
• Local teen wins state orator title
• Nichols roasted and toasted
• HERALD-LEADER CHURCH NEWS
• HERALD-LEADER CORRECTION
• Herald-Leader BIRTHS
• ENGAGEMENT Long, Brown to wed May 7
• ANNIVERSARY Farleys celebrate 50 years
• Write On — More adventures at Walmart
• Staff of the Year honored at SSMH
• West Siloam named in $5 million suit
• Pipelife Jet Streamstarts new product line
• City directors mull ban on dog breeds
• Sunday SENIOR CENTER MENU
• Siloam SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• Sunday, March 6, 2011 OBITUARIES
• Weekend activities shuffle to accommodate school
• Panthers stopped short
• GCT ends Lady Panthers’ season
• JBU teams fall in conference tourney
• Defending champion Lady Comets returning to state tourney
• Siloam Springs baseball wins season opener, falls to Heritage
• Comets lose to Verdigris
• Lady Hornets’ season over
• JBU names women’s soccer coach
• Panthers top Conway
• Check out some terrific student art...the 2011 JBU Student Works Show, in the gallery through March 18th. www.jbu.edu/art/gallery
• Sewers could flush deal
• Small plane buzzes NWA airports; reported to FAA
• Globetrotters heading to Siloam for high school band fundraiser
• Nichols will be ‘roasted’ Thursday night
• HERALD-LEADER COMMUNITY DIGEST
• HIV clinic gets go-ahead
• High school bricks still on sale
• Affordable Events: ‘All covered up’
• Herald-Leader CHURCH NEWS
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• EDITORIAL Put new library back on agenda
• Right of Center | Democracy inaction
• Herald-Leader LETTERS
• Looking Back | 25 years ago: Health Department cancels Panthers game
• Columnist Who do you depend on?
• Timeout | Teague a great player, better person
• Count on Mr. Reliable
• Grigg stays the course for SSHS
• Ladies draw Rogers State in tourney opener
• Golden Eagles, Northwestern tangle in important matchup
• Congrats to our students who brought home 11 ADDY Awards.
• Do you know a high school student who needs to visit JBU? Another visit day is coming up March 13-14. Tell them to check it out.
• Schools to open 3 Saturdays
• Residents speak out about Dawn Hill offer
• Walmart coming to Gentry
• SILOAM SENIOR CENTER MENU
• Siloam COMMUNITY DIGEST
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• SILOAM SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• JBU the right fit for Kennedy
• Panthers win in OT, girls lose
• JBU upends Chaps
• Anderson inks with Ouachita Baptist
• Kansas girls get by Lady Indians
• SPORTS ON TAP
• Lady Hornets’ season continues
• Watts alumni basketball game
• JBU golf takes seventh in opener
• JBU volleyball clinic
• Here's some fun coverage of yesterday's visit from Blake Mycoskie:
• Blake Mycoskie, Founder and Chief Shoe Giver of TOMS Shoes spoke at John Brown University today at the Bill George Arena. In his address, attended by more than 1,500, Mycoskie encouraged students to embrace giving not only as a business model, but also a
• Blake Mycoskie, founder of TOMS Shoes is speaking in chapel TODAY.
• City OKs substation rebuild
• Civitan honors clergy
• Southside Adopters hold auction Thursday at school
• Census shows SS population up
• Numbers drop in East Oklahoma
• HERALD-LEADER COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Herald-Leader LETTERS
• Right of Center | Boring but necessary budget battles
• HERALD-LEADER CHURCH NEWS
• Looking Back 25 years ago: Dogwood trees given away
• Write On | ‘Hi, O, Silver, Away !’
• Herald-Leader OBITUARIES
• Storm spotter training offered
• Siloam CHURCH NEWS
• Columnist | Death at the church
• Election slots named in Okla.
• ‘Some Enchanted Evening’
• Timeout | Lady Panthers stage memorable comeback
• Gaining momentum
• Allen heats up in JBU victory
• There is one more day to register for the NWA Healthy Marriages premarital event on Saturday.
• The Berry Performing Art Center
• If you are looking for something special to do tonight, go check out the Chamber Orchestra Kremlin in the Berry Performing Arts Center.
• Golf committee to make board report Tuesday
• Dawn Hill purchase won’t mean instant annexation
• School board violates FOI
• City wooing industry with incentives
• CHURCH NEWS
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• Siloam Sunday OBITUARIES
• Panthers swim well at district meet
• SSHS unable to notch homecoming victory
• Lady Panthers storm back, beat Harrison
• Golden Eagles sweep USAO
• Golden Eagles sign volleyball standout
• Colcord boys’ season ends
• Kansas sweeps past Colcord
• Engineers win two at regionals
• Thomas finishes first individually
• It's Family Weekend at JBU
• Club to hold softball registrations
• SSHS Panther Football Banquet
• Check out our new-improved YouTube page:
• Winter slams town - again
• Residents question possible Dawn Hill purchase
• Youth summer camp gets help beating summer heat
• Sunday, Feb. 13, 2011 CHURCH NEWS
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Records SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• 2 ¦ SENIOR CENTER MENU
• Siloam Sunday OBITUARIES
• Subdivision residents upset over traffic
• Swimmers prepare for district
• Defense spurs road win
• Huntsville rallies past Lady Panthers
• Record snowfall postpones games
• Bison hang on for victory
• John Brown signs Fayetteville’s Marshall
• Kansas sweeps Westville
• Sports ON TAP
• Interested in becoming a student at JBU? Come to our February 20-21 Undergraduate Visit Day! You’ll get to: - attend a class - visit with professors - worship in chapel - take a campus tour - spend the night in a dorm
• Just posted some new snow pictures. Go check them out...
• The Siloam Springs JBU campus will be open and classes will be held at their regularly scheduled times tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 11. The standard inclement weather policy (as outlined in the Faculty Handbook -- see except below) is in effect. The University
• Students: we would love to have the fun snow pictures that you take during this historic snow event. If you are willing to share, please email them to news@jbu.edu.
• The main Siloam Springs campus of John Brown University will be closed and classes will be canceled on Thursday, Feb. 10 due to inclement weather. The Kresge Dining Hall will remain open to serve the on-campus students. Please visit www.jbu.edu/weather o
• Snow plan causes confusion
• New area codes rules take effect
• Golf course group discuss greens, alcohol
• Families turn out for snowman contest at New Life Tabernacle
• Herald-Leader COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Siloam Springs CHURCH NEWS
• Records OBITUARIES
• Drug tests an insult to unemployed
• Right of Center | The Carter era revisited
• Write On | It’s all about the weather
• Columnist Valentinus: Worth celebrating
• Softball partnership ‘makes sense’
• Panthers wait patiently
• Packed schedules ahead for JBU
• Freshmen girls run by Rogers
• Watts preps for district tourney
• Sports ON TAP
• John Brown University Centers in Rogers, Fort Smith and Little Rock are closed today.
• The main Siloam Springs campus of John Brown University will be closed and classes will be canceled on Wednesday, Feb. 9 due to inclement weather. The Kresge Dining Hall will remain open to serve the on-campus students. Please visit www.jbu.edu/weather o
• LETTERS
• The very talented folks at The Soderquist Center just put out another LeaderSkilz video. Go check it out
• Giving Voice: A Festival of Writing and the Arts has been cancelled due to the impending winter weather. Efforts are underway to reschedule the event for next fall.
• Democrat? Republican? Libertarian? We're thinking about doing a feature on JBU grads in elected or appointed office. If you know anyone we should feature, leave a comment or e-mail lroebuck@jbu.edu.
• New play based on Siloam promotional pamphlet
• 2 more cited in Hawg City attack
• Winter storm stops classes cold
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• ARRESTS
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• City hits streets to clean up after winter storm
• Officials making right calls
• Waiting game continues for local schools
• JBU’s Rakestraw earns academic honor
• Weather halts JBU’s schedule
• Iowa volleyball player signs with Golden Eagles
• SSYB announces registration dates
• ON TAP
• Boys and Girls Club to hold softball registrations
• Southside names honor roll
• CHURCH NEWS
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Mayor vetos contract
• Daddies to hit dance floor
• Devor convicted of hindering wife’s murder investigation
• New fire chief talks to Kiwanis Club
• Community plans to rebuild fire station
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• HERALD-LEADER LETTERS
• Pica Pole | Things to do
• Right of Center | State of the Union: What you didn’t hear
• Siloam ENGAGEMENT
• ANNIVERSARY
• Students named to Ark Tech dean’s list
• HERALD-LEADER CHURCH NEWS
• Chamber hosts annual banquet
• Looking Back | 45 years ago: Tabbut named general manager at Dawn Hill
• HERALD-LEADER COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Write On | His last rodeo
• Columnist | A Churchill moment
• Timeout | Wade sets the tone, teammates follow
• Golden Eagles entertain SGU
• Games on hold, again Panthers to host Greenbrier on Friday
• The Siloam Springs JBU campus will be open and classes will be held at their regularly scheduled times tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 3. The standard inclement weather policy (as outlined in the Faculty Handbook -- see except below) is in effect. The Universit
• John Brown University Fort Smith Center is closed today, Wednesday, February 2nd and all evening classes cancelled.
• John Brown University Rogers Center is closed today, Wednesday, February 2nd and graduate and undergraduate evening classes are cancelled.
• The main Siloam Springs campus of John Brown University will be closed and classes will be canceled on Wednesday, Feb. 2 due to inclement weather. The Kresge Dining Hall will remain open to serve the on-campus students. Please visit www.jbu.edu/weather o
• For full JBU weather closing information, visit
• Classes in Little Rock and Hot Springs ARE taking place today.
• Students: The Kresge Dining hall is open. The California Café will be closed today.
• The office of Christian Formation has announced that chapel today has been cancelled.
• Due to inclement weather, John Brown University will close at 11:30 a.m. today, Tuesday, Feb. 1. All classes are cancelled and non-essential personnel are encouraged to go home as soon as possible. Additional information on JBU weather-related closings
• Weather shutters newspaper offices
• ArkansasBusiness.com has posted the story about the wind turbine:
• Soon JBU is going to have a wind turbine on campus for students to learn from:
• $454K in 180 days
• Owner offers Dawn Hill to city for $1.05 million
• ‘Man from Aldersgate’
• School employees to receive bonus
• Goblins rise from dead
• Attorney general to speak at Chamber banquet
• Galvez charged in fatal crash
• Rushed redistricting is a bad idea
• Right of Center | An idea whose time has passed
• Columnist | Hide and seek with God
• ENGAGEMENT Thomason, Hunt to wed Saturday
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• Submit birth news to Herald-Leader
• HERALD-LEADER COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Siloam Springs Rotary Club
• LOOKING BACK 10 years ago: SSHS Band receives $5K grant
• JBU loses twice at Southern Nazarene
• Southwest runs past Panthers
• Lady Panthers heat up in second half
• Thinking of majoring in Chemistry, Biochemistry, or Biology with a Chemistry minor? Apply for SUCCESS, a $5,000-$10,000 scholarship renewable for four years! Interested? Go to www.jbu.edu/science/success for more info, or check out other JBU scholarships
• Schools shuffle days after snowfall
• Man charged in rape of teen
• West Siloam OKs new water, sewer rates for customers
• Graham visits JBU
• Foundation gives $100k for students
• Griffith celebrates 90th birthday Jan. 19
• BIRTHS
• Fire chief reception set for Friday
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
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• Stabbing believed self-inflicted
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Siloam Springs Writers meet
• CHURCH NEWS
• Siloam Springs KOs Greenwood
• Defending 5A champions slip past Lady Panthers
• Weather disrupts sports schedules
• John Brown signs tennis recruit
• Obituaries
• It's a snowy day here at JBU...
• Great event featuring Gary Smalley coming up for married couples.
• Hot-shooting Chaps trip up JBU
• Lady Golden Eagles fall to Lubbock Christian at home
• ‘Selfless sacrifice’
• Freshman girls pull away from Bentonville Black
• Lady Panthers on the defensive
• SSHS named host for state volleyball
• Timeout: Panthers make first appearance in rankings
• New year, new you
• Softball tryout
• Cherokee Nation works to improve roads
• Boys and Girls Club sets softball signups
• CHURCH NEWS
• SSYB to hold registration
• Columnist God’s amen
• SSHS swimmers finish second
• BINGO ... !
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Write On Honey: How sweet it is
• Kansas basketball teams win in Day 1 of Tri-State Classic
• Right of Center: An absolute non sequitur
• Video of the Franklin Graham chapel is now available:
• Franklin Graham spoke in chapel this morning. Thanks to the new Bill George Arena, we were able to invite the community to the special event.
• WSS flushes sewer hike - for now
• Art exhibit opens on JBU campus
• Graham to speak at JBU event Tuesday
• Cash Tosta is Baby New Year 2011
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• SENIOR CENTER
• Planners OK plat on Bill Young Rd.
• CHURCH NEWS
• JBU men win 4th straight
• Parish sparks John Brown
• SSHS basketball sweeps Devil Dogs
• Lady Comets come to life
• Freshmen girls defeat George
• Colcord girls beat Chouteau
• SSYB to hold T-Ball meeting
• Students make best of holiday situation
• Water plant recovers after part fails
• BINGO ... ! Game Night set for Friday
• Chamber to host legislative briefings
• 2011 General Assembly set to talk early school starting
• Pica Pole | ‘Houselessness’
• Right of Center | History was made
• For whom the bell tolls
• LOOKING BACK 10 years ago: Ruble, Barnett named Pioneer Citizens
• Women’s Services gets new look at SSMH
• Write On | The comfort of a wood stove
• Columnist | Christmas lights for life’s storms
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• HERALD-LEADER COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Pet of the Week
• ANNIVERSARY Fletchers celebrate 60 years
• Timeout | Weather once again disrupts schedules
• No regrets, only smiles
• Weather postpones games
• JBU women finding ways to win
• Panther bowlers off to good start
• McGee interviews for job at Connecticut
• SPORTS - ON TAP
• Triple Blessings Event a Success
• Watts loses in finals
• Hornets, Comets earn awards
• Razorbacks travel to LSU
• Panthers hope success continues at Morrilton
• LETTERS
• Students are coming back to a snow covered campus. Alumni, do you have any favorite snow stories from when you were at JBU?
• Volunteers work to help Cincinnati
• Anderson faces charges of raping sleeping woman
• Board rejects bridge bids
• Woman steals ambulance
• Sunday, Jan. 9, 2011 SENIOR CENTER LUNCH MENU
• Herald-Leader SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• SILOAM SUNDAY OBITUARIES
• Defending champs fall
• Lady Golden Eagles go on the defensive, rally for win
• SSHS prevails twice at Greenbrier
• Honeycutt’s career over at Siloam Springs
• SPORTS ON TAP
• Kansas splits with Jay, Colcord teams lose
• Engineers win two
• Freshmen teams split with Rogers
• Woman Steals Ambulance, Leads Deputy On Chase
• The new Construction Management/Engineering building is coming along well. Check out the webcam to see the latest progress
• Siloam Sunday Obituaries
• Fire burns home
• ADC to celebrate 53 years of service on Wednesday
• Board OKs assisted living service in town
• Teen arrested; charged with church break-in
• No ties between 2009 area drug raid, Michigan arrest
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Siloam Sunday Church News
• Classic goes to Benton
• JBU trips up Falcons
• Conway survives Lady Panthers comeback
• Twister kills 3 in Cincinnati
• Learning goes on after bell rings
• Police release 2010 incident tallies
• Legion to host party Friday
• Allens: Homeland security is reason for new lights
• Gentry man accused of raping teen
• Guest Columnist | One word
• Right of Center | In other days
• Columnist | 35 years and still going strong
• Making Benton County history accessible
• Shooting some hoops
• LOOKING BACK 10 years ago: Christmas storm dumps ice on Siloam Springs
• HERALD-LEADER COMMUNITY DIGEST
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• Write On | The climate: It is a-changing
• Sutcliffes celebrate 60 years
• STAR GAZING Winter brings on views of Jupiter, Uranus
• Columnist | Just because you have ink .
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• JBU returns after break
• Timeout | Sports Alphabet Soup
• Wishes everyone a very Merry Christmas!
• JBU's own Dr. Cater and Mike Peterson were featured on the news for their lunar eclipse expertise
• City tax receipts fall in October
• Hospital plans get OK
• American Legion to host New Year’s Eve party
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010 SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• SILOAM SUNDAY OBITUARIES
• Bergstrom to take reins of Main Street
• Siloam Springs Civitan meets bi-monthly
• SILOAM SUNDAY COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010 CHURCH NEWS
• Northwest Arkansas history book goes on sale
• Siloam graduate honored at National Veterans Conference
• Engineers grab road victories
• Lady Saints get payback
• Allison, Texas fall to Penn State in semis
• Panther basketball program hosting Christmas Camp
• Hornets fall to Westville
• Comets pull out overtime victory
• Work begins at Osage Creek
• Board of Directors approve 2011 budget
• FIRE/ AMBULANCE
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• SILOAM SPRINGS ARRESTS
• New trial granted for man found guilty in wife’s rape, kidnapping
• Holiday closings
• Right of Center | Something for everyone - almost
• Pica Pole | Popping prairie pimples
• HERALD-LEADER LETTERS
• ‘Lunch Lady Land’
• 25 years ago: Panthers win county tournament
• Primavera Club learns about garden whimsey
• Murray named COA homecoming candidate
• Write On | Sweet smell of success
• Columnist | Christmas tsunami
• HERALD-LEADER CHURCH NEWS
• Animals looking for new homes
• HERALD-LEADER COMMUNITY DIGEST
• New procedure available at SSMH for reflux sufferers
• Local TV station 40/29 came out and did a feature on the Candlelight Celebration. Check it out here:
• City Board picks new fire chief
• Chamber of Commerce to host tourism seminar
• Strays head north for new homes
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• FIRE/ AMBULANCE
• Parade winners announced
• CHURCH NEWS
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• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Best light displays wanted
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Rodriguez completes training
• Gift will finance spaying, neutering of animals
• Timeout Reflecting back on football season
• Teams advance to finals
• Freshmen roll past Heritage
• ON TAP
• SSCC offering special
• Tight end Williams wins Mackey Award
• Panther basketball program hosting Christmas Camp
• The Soderquist Center at JBU does so many great things, including the very popular LeaderSkilz videos. It's worth the time to watch what they have put together here:
• ARRESTS
• Hospital cuts ties with Humana
• HOW TO GIVE
• Downtown trees begin coming down
• Check out the interview President Pollard did on his recent book:
• SILOAM SPRINGS BIRTHS
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• Brick sales to aid future students
• On The Record Broken Arrow
• Right of Center Do they listen to themselves?
• Senior Center sponsors raffle
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHRISTMAS PARADE ‘Miracle on Main Street’
• Columnist Help starts here
• Write On Thinking of a gray, white kitten
• Columnist No matter what I say
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• HERALD-LEADER COMMUNITY DIGEST
• JBU to hold annual Candlelight Service
• Timeout Henson worth the price of admission
• Tournament sweep
• OKLAHOMA CLASS 2A PLAYOFFS Colcord’s season ends
• Woman attacked on trail
• Local man gets 7 years for DWI wreck
• City OKs taller Pipelife silo
• Roll Off to stop hauling city’s trash
• SILOAM SUNDAY OBITUARIES
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• BIRTHS
• Library goes online with book downloads
• CHURCH NEWS
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Tell us about your lights
• City removes 150 tons of trash during cleanup
• SSHS teams in tourney finals
• Hot-shooting JBU picks up SAC win
• OCU hands JBU first loss
• Kansas splits with Lincoln
• Junior high teams reach championship
• Siloam Springs basketball hosting Christmas Camp
• SSHS soccer to host Holiday Cup
• Pair drowns near Colcord
• Christmas hits Siloam on Saturday
• Car wreck injures 4
• Homes open for tours this Friday
• Community Christmas Card to help school children
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• Holiday light entries needed
• HERALD-LEADER LETTERS
• Pica Pole Somewhere out there
• Right of Center Tidbits of trivia
• Band strikes right note in Chicago
• Giving thanks at First UMC
• HERALD-LEADER COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Birth announcements can be submitted
• LOOKING BACK 25 years ago: Brashear named deputy coroner
• Write On There is no going back
• Dr. David Cater December brings Venus into view
• Siloam library introduces free book downloads
• Columnist Paradigm shift
• HERALD-LEADER CHURCH NEWS
• Fire damages local home
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• ARRESTS
• City repairs skate park equipment
• City condemns abandoned house
• Holiday lights contest
• Cain joins Guard
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Home sales in Siloam Springs on rise
• Officials tour high school cafeteria
• CHURCH NEWS
• Big Blue Buzzsaw
• SSHS basketball sweeps Greenland, prep for tourney
• JBU men rally to stay unbeaten
• SSCC offering winter special
• Obituaries
• Going up ...!
• Toy drive begins
• Hornets happy to play Thanksgiving week
• Lawyer wants changes to police benefits
• City condemns house
• FIRE/ AMBULANCE REPORT
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• HERALD-LEADER LETTERS
• On The Record Full circle
• Pica Pole Thinking of David at Thanksgiving
• Right of Center Thanksgiving thoughts
• Candlelight service set for Dec. 16
• Cherokee Nation names Tamburelli new casino manager
• Manna Center welcomes food donation
• No cold turkey here
• LOOKING BACK 10 years ago: Klungland named Herald-Leader editor
• Columnist Help for single parents
• Write On Aunt Bill’s candy is deadly delicious
• Band heads north for parade
• Campus has cleared out for the Thanksgiving break. Does anyone have any favorite memories from road-trip adventures on breaks?
• You are invited to a book signing and reception for Dr. Chip Pollard's new book "May It Always Be True," Saturday, Nov. 20 from 10-11:30 am at Books on Broadway in Siloam Springs. Author royalties from the book sale are being donated to t
• Hwy. 412 paving to begin
• Siloam Springs Civitan kicks off membership drive
• It means what it says
• Flint Hill Ramblers concert coming Friday
• Guardsmen visit children
• SILOAM SPRINGS RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• County juvenile detention center build on fast track
• HERALD-LEADER LETTERS
• Right of Center Lame duck or cooked goose?
• Columnist Jesus loves me, remember?
• HERALD-LEADER CHURCH NEWS
• Big things; small boxes
• LOOKING BACK 10 years ago: City approves animal shelter bid
• Three score and 10 years ...
• SPRINGS HERALD-LEADER COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Write On A rose for Jodalee
• Timeout Allen Classic offers plenty of basketball for fans
• Starting strong
• Panthers roll past Cedarville
• Tomorrow (Thursday, November 18 at 4 p.m.) come be a part of the send off for the JBU women's soccer team as they head to the opening round of the national tournament. Send off will take place in front of the Bill George Arena.
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• Architect wins design award
• Kiwanis put auction on hold
• Fire destroys Oklahoma home
• Police search for sex offender in Siloam
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• CHURCH NEWS
• Chief candidate to be announced Dec. 7
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Colcord marches on
• Allen Classic tips off Monday
• Briones inks with James Madison
• Honeycutt happy to be a Buckeye
• Golden Eagles stay unbeaten with win at Central Baptist
• Women’s soccer plays for SAC championship
• ARRESTS
• Board discusses high school remodel
• Right of Center What winning might mean
• On The Record Last words
• LETTERS Apology for parade costumes
• Brockmeyer graduates
• City comes under budget for year
• BIRTHS
• Panther Players to perform ‘Jolly Roger’
• United Way accepting funding proposals
• School auction to raise funds
• SILOAM SPRINGS COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Veterans program set for Nov. 11
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• Vet tells story of Vietnam tour
• Columnist Is life really so difficult?
• Obituaries
• Write On ‘Home on the Range’
• IN SERVICE
• FBLA hears from Walmart analyst
• SILOAM SPRINGS ENGAGEMENT
• LOOKING BACK 25 years ago: Marching band places 2nd
• Engineers’ game postponed
• Oklahoma Baptist sweeps past JBU
• Golden goal lifts Golden Eagles over SNU
• Blue Swarm
• Panthers take 2nd, Gutierrez finishes 1st
• Season ends
• Sherrell completes Air Force training
• CHURCH NEWS
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Board nixes new bridge plan
• Krafft, Fuller, Nation win seats
• SSMH CEO named 2010 Administrator of the Year
• Dog attacks runner; banned from city
• JBU women start season with two wins in Texas
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• JBU men off to fast start in 2010
• Panther freshmen finish season 0-9
• Comets’ season over
• Photo by JBU Senior, Josh Adams. Check out more local event photography at his blog: www.joshadamsphotography.com. Photos are available for sale at http://purchase.joshadamsphotography.com/jbu-athletics/
• Photos by JBU Senior, Josh Adams. Check out more local event photography at his blog: www.joshadamsphotography.com. Photos are available for sale at http://purchase.joshadamsphotography.com/jbu-athletics/
• Auction set to raise funds
• Hornets host Ketchum
• First Bank comes to town
• Basketball registrations
• Siloam economy bouncing back
• SPORTS ON TAP
• Right of Center Which direction are we headed?
• Comets still alive in playoff race
• Panthers need help to get in
• All hands on deck
• Timeout Volleyball’s amazing streak ends in tears
• HERALD-LEADER COMMUNITY DIGEST
• HERALD-LEADER CHURCH NEWS
• Columnist It cost how much?
• Write On On behalf of Labs
• Garden Club holds meeting
• LOOKING BACK 10 years ago: Hospital Foundation raises $53K
• Pica Pole What is community journalism?
• High-speed chase comes through Siloam
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• Photos by JBU senior, Josh Adams. View and purchase additional JBU athletic photos at http://purchase.joshadamsphotography.com/jbu-athletics.
• Photos by JBU senior, Josh Adams. View and purchase additional JBU athletic photos at http://purchase.joshadamsphotography.com/jbu-athletics.
• Photos by JBU senior, Josh Adams. View and purchase additional JBU athletic photos at http://purchase.joshadamsphotography.com/jbu-athletics.
• Photos by JBU senior, Josh Adams. Check out his event photography blog at http://joshadamsphotography.com
• Photos by JBU senior, Josh Adams. Check out his event photography blog at http://joshadamsphotography.com/
• John Brown University's 2010 Annual Toilet Paper (TP) Game
• Three decades of tradition continues with the first field goal of the season. Here's video of the first TP toss in the new Bill George Arena! JBU went on to defeat Hillsdale Baptist, 77-57. Go Eagles!
• Women’s soccer on a tear, soar over Lady Drovers
• JBU rolls in Toilet Paper Game
• Lady Panthers stunned in title game
• Second half propels Airedales
• Ask-a-Cop: Tips for safe Halloween
• Hilliard completes U.S. Navy training
• Man honored for car rescue
• CHURCH NEWS
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• FIRE/ AMBULANCE
• Farmers Market goes into November
• Engineer: Water plant needs $7.5M upgrade
• Tigers rout Comets
• Committee narrows fire chief search
• JBU volleyball loses on road
• Marching band eyes Rose Parade in 2011
• Hornets overpower Bears
• Freshmen remain winless after loss to George
• Junior high boys finish sixth, girls second at 7A-West meet
• ‘Chunked, capped & diced’
• Ozark Electronics Repair announces promotions
• Officials: Hospital on schedule
• LOOKING BACK 10 years ago: Cobb donates $10K to Boys & Girls Club
• Write On | Of warts and 3-legged dogs
• Carr speaks to high school FBLA group
• ENGAGEMENT Killgore, McKnight to wed Nov. 6
• SSHS Band to take field in Saturday competition
• Pica Pole | History turning to dust
• Right of Center | Less than a week to Election Day
• LETTERS Disadvantages of Medicare Advantage
• Boys & Girls Club still raising project funds
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• JBU play opens Nov. 5
• Okla. drug dog fights cancer
• Wrestlers tangle to stomp hunger
• Area teen found dead in pickup
• STAR GAZING Jupiter shows off beauty in November
• Tricks-or-Treats this weekend
• Papa Rap takes message to local students
• Sales tax gets boost
• School officials say ACT scores up
• Main Street Siloam begins search for full-time director
• SILOAM SUNDAY CHURCH NEWS
• Rail work stops traffic in town
• Women’s soccer falls to Stars
• Eighth grade team wins
• SSCC to host scramble
• Lady Panthers pick up road win at Alma
• Comets snap skid
• Engineers win
• Hornets crush Adair
• Road Warriors Siloam Springs takes down No. 4 Greenbrier
• Wreck sends 1 to local hospital
• JBU program lets students learn online
• SILOAM SUNDAY NEWS
• FIRE/ AMBULANCE
• SILOAM SUNDAY OBITUARIES
• On The Record | ‘When the Brats come marching in ...’
• SILOAM SPRINGS COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Man accused of hitting train with 4 kids in car
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• Timeout | Panthers shooting themselves in the foot
• SILOAM SPRINGS ARRESTS
• Bands to play at fundraiser
• Bossler accountant sued
• Titus Task hits the streets on Saturday
• Write On | Rope whipped in a flat town
• Weekend fire destroys 2 homes
• ANNIVERSARY Abshiers celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Cherokee Nation gives to fire departments
• LOOKING BACK 25 years ago: Homecoming floats banned from parades
• Downtown doggies
• Bordertown: A dream comes to life
• HERALD-LEADER CHURCH NEWS
• Columnist | Which right?
• Right of Center | Things I don’t understand
• HERALD-LEADER LETTERS
• Several roads closing in Siloam Springs
• Changes in works at city facilities
• Volunteers add class to the field
• Siloam Planning Commission to hear of Waffle House plans
• COMMUNITY EVENTS
• Rollover crash kills one, injures two
• Public meeting set to review strategic plan
• 4-H NEWS
• SILOAM SUNDAY OBITUARIES
• CHURCH NEWS
• Siloam Springs man drowns
• Rivalry turns into rout
• JBU dedicates new arena
• Steamrolled
• United Way goal set at $3.9 million
• SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER MENU
• Bridge back on agenda
• Carr attends Municipal League conference
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• City interviewing applicants
• Police arrest two in animal cruelty case
• City Board forum draws crowd
• Athletic quarterbacks fuel offenses of Kansas, Colcord
• LETTERS
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• Obituaries
• Columnist | Lessons from a Miata club
• HERALD-LEADER COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Write On | A tale of 2 ear clips
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• FIRE/ AMBULANCE
• VFW post to sponsor essay contests
• ANNIVERSARY Halls to celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Columnist | Be a buddy
• LOOKING BACK 25 years ago: New bridge construction hurts businesses
• Bynum returns to Siloam Springs
• Right of Center | Skedaddle
• Pugh fundraiser set for Oct. 15
• Tennis season ends for SSHS
• Loophole needs repair
• Timeout | Panthers going back to the basics
• Online threats suspend student from classes
• No room for error in 5 A-West
• CHURCH NEWS
• ‘Steel Magnolias’ now open at JBU
• HERALD-LEADER BIRTHS
• JBU to open staff art gallery
• Wildcats drop Comets 42-13
• Looking for gold
• SSHS tennis closes out regular season
• Forum set for Monday
• Seventh graders tie Goblins
• City eyes downtown tree swap
• Golfers shine at 5A state tourney
• JBU golf finishes 17th in U.C. Ferguson Classic
• JBU women easily put away Rangers
• Lady Panthers top Morrilton
• JBU volleyball falls to Pioneers
• Commerce trips up Colcord
• Engineers hold off Wesleyan Christian
• Letdown in Goblin-town
• Metal detector group meets monthly in SIloam Springs
• Board OKs variances
• ‘Steel Magnolias’ to open at JBU
• Right of Center | Getting the nomenclature right
• HERALD-LEADER LETTERS
• A forum by the people; for the people
• Pica Pole | Falling into autumn
• SILOAM SPRINGS ARRESTS
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• Creek phosphorus still high
• Colcord faces another tough challenge
• School elections rival counterparts
• Destination: Goblin Country
• Candidates file for open Planning Commission seats
• Columnist | Living United in Siloam Springs
• Long: Calls for look at low-water bridge
• STAR GAZING Fall brings out starry view
• LOOKING BACK 25 years ago: Peters selected for Teacher of the Year
• For glory & honor
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• Columnist | It’s all about you
• GOP rally set for Oct. 10 in Rogers
• On The Street
• Chamber Reward$
• Members Renewing Their Investment
• Monthly Update From The Board Chair
• Excellence is Not Optional
• New CHAMBER MEMBERS
• CAPITAL Roundup
• In Your Corner | Washington Just Doesn’t Get It
• First Friday Coffee
• Riding club meets bi-weekly
• City collects old medication for disposal
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER MENU
• Charges dropped against Wasson
• Rakestraw, Glass qualify for state golf tournament
• ‘Taking it to the streets’
• Classic brings out more than 1,100 runners
• Bicycle, car tangle
• Bentonville Gold too strong for freshmen Panthers
• Trio bows out of forum
• Players post wins in tennis for SSHS
• SSHS sweeps Greenwood, Harrison
• Lady Golden Eagles drop game to ORU
• Kansas sprints past Wyandotte on homecoming
• Looking Sharp
• Worth the wait
• SILOAM SUNDAY COMMUNITY DIGEST
• SILOAM SUNDAY CHURCH NEWS
• Healthy Woman program to kick-off with nationally-recognized speaker
• Panther Classic set for Saturday
• HERALD-LEADER CORRECTION
• Looking Sharp | Brother and sister a winning combination for Siloam Springs
• Fly-In draws crowd
• Engineers look to end losing streak
• EMS study to be held
• Gentry pageant is Oct. 2
• Right of Center | What’s going on?
• Timeout | What is known and what is not
• On The Record | Back to the ‘Screaming Eagle’ nest
• Bulldogs visits for 5A-West opener
• Critters head to town Saturday
• Neighbor2Neighbor spreads the help
• FFA to hold consignment auction
• Auxiliary to hold auction
• Legion fires griddles for breakfast fund-raiser
• HERALD-LEADER RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Write On | Growing older beats the alternative
• Raffle to help Meeks
• SILOAM SPRINGS COMMUNITY DIGEST
• LOOKING BACK 50 years ago: Soda fountain finds new home
• Political forum slated for Oct. 4
• City: Top marks in ‘09 audit
• Legion to hold speech contest
• SSHS volleyball fights through fatigue
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• Comets searching for answers
• Columnist | Who can understand Christians?
• SPORTS ON TAP
• Columnist | September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
• Seventh grade football plays at jamboree
• Siloam Springs Writers to hear from authors Saturday
• Wildcats offer strong test for Hornets
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• Lady Panthers remain perfect in conference play
• Runaway victory
• Election commission requests $10K reduction
• Tahlequah extension opens with ribbon cutting
• Sager Creek work continues
• SILOAM SUNDAY COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Wreck sends Siloam Springs man to hospital
• Boys & Girls Club open
• HERALD LEADER OBITUARIES
• SILOAM SUNDAY CHURCH NEWS
• Judge says Siloam Springs teen fit to stand trial
• Turnovers cost Comets in defeat
• City planners OK lot split
• Golf finishes second after tiebreaker
• JBU to work on Anderson Ave. project
• SSHS tennis team has busy week
• Benefit for Meeks set for Oct. 2
• SPORTS ON TAP
• JBU wins in arena’s debut
• Colcord grabs win on road
• Race track mishap sends crew to hospital
• WEDDING Thurman, Jones say ‘I do’
• School board mulls new budget
• Smith announced bid for re-election
• Decatur student named to National FFA Band
• LOOKING BACK 10 years ago: Walmart starts screening potential employees
• Tired Iron holds fall event
• Write On | Where home was
• NWACC to drop tech center
• Boys & Girls Club open for fall
• HERALD-LEADER LETTERS
• Stolen Valor
• Right of Center 9/11 irony
• Museum offers field trip to Cane Hill
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• SILOAM SPRINGS FIRE/ AMBULANCE
• HeartWalk to kick off at Bob Henry Park
• WEDDING Eads, Barclay exchange vows May 22
• Chalk It Up set for Saturday
• ANNIVERSARY Uptons married for 65 years
• Hay Daze is set for Saturday in Highfill
• Southwest’s defense shuts down freshmen Panthers
• Comets get first win
• Tennis players grab wins
• SILOAM SPRINGS OBITUARIES
• Dawn Hill hopes for mulligan
• Obituaries
• Team raises funds for JDRF walk
• City works to meet EPA changes
• Relay for Life meets $35K funding goal
• Legion to hold speech contest
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• JBU passes $100 million mark
• CHURCH NEWS
• Cherokee language added to new iPhone, iPod software
• Heritage overwhelms Siloam Springs in fourth quarter
• Lady Panthers win fourth straight match
• Hornets march past Westville
• Sophomore to participate in fund-raiser
• Pica Pole | Of yeast rolls & comradery
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• IN SERVICE
• New waterfowl convention in Siloam is ‘for the birds’
• SS Writers hear from author
• Iraq vet hurt in garage mishap
• Ganoung promoted to marketing director at Harps
• SUV, big rig tangle in crash
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• Author to read at library
• Columnist | As miserable as we want to be
• City eyes solar contributions to power grid
• Antique tractor and engine show kicks off on Saturday morning
• LETTERS
• ENGAGEMENT | Collins - Sparks
• Fundraiser pageant planned to help ADA
• Write On | Walker had an audience
• Community Happenings in the Herald-Leader
• Siloam Springs Museum to host walking tour though downtown
• Hay Daze set for Sept 18
• Right of Center | The agenda
• Gentry upends Colcord
• Siloam Springs Rotary Club
• Hay Daze set for Sept. 18
• SILOAM SUNDAY COMMUNITY DIGEST
• American Legion to host speech contest
• SILOAM SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• SILOAM SENIOR CENTER MENU
• SILOAM S CHURCH NEWS
• New grant could help AV students excel
• City revamps car take-home policy
• Missed chances hurt Comets in loss
• Pet of the week
• Panthers smash Eagles
• Ninth grade game rained out
• JBU women’s soccer duels to draw
• Lady Panthers sweep Morrilton
• JBU sweeps OWU in home opener
• SPORTS ON TAP
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• Columnist | Bringing an end to the drifting
• JBU awarded $1.2 million grant
• ENGAGEMENT Bailey, Barlow to wed
• Rock Club to host annual Rock Swap Sept. 11-12
• Larkins and Keiths Celebrate
• YAG laser takes on cataracts
• Right of Center | No new taxes
• Pica Pole Changes
• HERALD-LEADER LETTERS
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• Boys & Girls Club offers programs
• Siloam Springs firefighters to raise money
• Siloam man killed in motorcycle crash
• Gentry library to hold wire-art class
• Long-time columnist dies
• Pageant fundraiser set for Sept. 17
• School district honors teachers of the year
• Bridge to come ‘falling down’
• Gentry Fall Festival set for Oct. 10
• SILOAM SUNDAY OBITUARIES
• SPORTS ON TAP
• Fuel system likely downed stunt plane
• SILOAM SCOREBOARD
• JBU work OK’d by city planners
• Barrel racing each Monday
• Sales tax growth up
• Chamber moving golf tournament
• Lady Panthers off to 0-2 start
• Springdale too strong
• Timeout | Being in two places at once
• Pippin doubtful for season opener
• Burn ban in effect
• JBU students help community
• SILOAM SUNDAY COMMUNITY DIGEST
• SILOAM SUNDAY CHURCH NEWS
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• SENIOR LUNCH MENU
• Vazquez completes training
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• SS fire department ready to fill boots for charity
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• SILOAM SPRINGS ARRESTS AND FIRE/AMBULANCE
• Okla. cops find field of pot
• Kansas mayor wants to clean up town
• School district holds health fair
• City pulls out of M&D talks
• School district OKs additional fiber optic lines
• Concrete buckles under summer sun
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS WANTED
• Columnist | God believes in you
• Columnist | Bringing people and jobs together
• Door mats help raise funds for ADC
• Hannah’s Hope run set for Aug. 28
• West Siloam Springs News | Garden drying up; rain desperately needed
• ANNIVERSARY Pitmans to celebrate 65 years of marriage
• HERALD-LEADER COMMUNITY DIGEST
• LOOKING BACK 10 years ago: Allen talks about movie production company
• Write On | Accidents, guns and yellow roses
• Directors OK 1-lane bridge for Sager Creek
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
• ARRESTS
• SILOAM SUNDAY OBITUARIES
• Fuller announces re-election bid
• ADC gives city new coat
• Movie Gallery: Same name; different owner; new location
• Booster club to host barbeque
• Lady Panthers begin quest for another state title
• Panthers set to scrimmage Springdale
• Civitan Club needs members
• Departments work together during high-risk fire season
• CHURCH NEWS
• SILOAM SPRINGS COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Right of Center | So little space
• Pica Pole | The rain falls mainly ... elsewhere
• Pair injured in crash
• Police search for couple
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• Stolen bicycle story has happy ending
• Taking on the high seas at VBS
• Man arrested after cops tipped to lab
• Siloam Springs Rotary Club
• JBU breaks ground for building
• Tailwaggers get help from stamps
• Eggert gets 30 years for killing mother
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• SCOREBOARD
• Columnist | Memories for sale
• Write On | Our throw-away society
• West Siloam Springs News | Thankful for recent rain
• ANNIVERSARY Churches to celebrate 60 years of marriage
• Literacy Council: Helping others to read
• Columnist | United Way in action
• SILOAM SUNDAY CHURCH NEWS
• Rainbow Girls attend Grand Assembly in Conway
• SILOAM SUNDAY COMMUNITY DIGEST
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• SILOAM SCHOOL MENU
• HERALD-LEADER BIRTHS
• Rainbow Girls, DeMolay invite new members
• FIRE/ AMBULANCE REPORTS
• SILOAM SUNDAY OBITUARIES
• City Board begins Phase 2 of creek upgrade
• Turner wins Ward 1 City Board position
• Planners table rezone request
• Engineers push through first practice
• Leaky water pipes surface
• Miller returns, headed for Ariz.
• Comets soar into fall camp
• JBU women’s soccer picked to win SAC conference
• County to pay $50K for Bisbee fees
• Hwy. 412 wreck kills 2
• Ask-A-Cop: Old cell phones can still be used to call 911
• Write On | Frustration over electronics
• West Siloam Springs News | Watering the garden; hoping for rain
• LOOKING BACK 50 years ago: Cobb announces move to Siloam Springs
• ‘Playing the field’
• SILOAM COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Guest Columnist | Giving the genie a workout
• SILOAM SPRINGS LETTERS
• Pica Pole | kentTroubled bridge over water
• Siloam Springs 4-Her recognized at state banquet for achievement
• Anderson receives OBU scholarship
• Directors OK land buy
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• Lodge to host fish fry
• Columnist | Praying for rain
• 2nd Saturday Music ends season Aug. 14
• WEDDING Balzer, Howard exchange vows June 5
• Simmons looks to buy pet food maker
• ENGAGEMENT Martin, Burnett set Nov. 6 wedding date
• Turner wins re-election to Siloam Springs City Board
• SILOAM SUNDAY COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Timeout Ross hopes helmet decals provide motivation
• 2010 Little Lady Panther Clinic
• Polls open Tuesday for Ward 1 Board primary
• FIRE/ AMBULANCE
• SSCC hosting scramble
• First Golden Eagle Golf Cup a success
• Colcord schedules 12:01 a.m. practice
• Blood drive slated for Tuesday
• Mobile meth lab found by police after chase
• City Board set to vote on property purchase
• Winning ticket sold in Siloam
• Police chase ends in arrest
• ‘Bail out ...!’
• Bridge to get makeover
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• SILOAM SUNDAY OBITUARIES
• So far, so good
• Looking at state’s fleet
• School adopters to hold ‘brown bag’ lunch Aug. 6
• FIRE/ AMBULANCE
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• ALDI opens store in Siloam
• Schmidt named to dean’s list
• Car hits freight train; 2 arrested
• Svendsen gets scholarship
• Dog Day set for Aug. 6
• Columnist | Why do bad things happen to good people?
• Company looks to buy Gates Corp.
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• Birth notices needed
• Columnist | 211 is back in service
• NUTRITION BITS Fill up on fiber
• LOOKING BACK 10 years ago: High school band travels to Europe
• Colcord school supply list
• Write On | The joy of good deeds
• Oak Hill Cemetery marked by new signage
• Right of Center | Some things have gone topsy-turvy
• NRA awards Macfarlan $2,000 scholarship
• SILOAM COMMUNITY DIGEST
• SENIOR LUNCH MENU
• SILOAM SUNDAY CHURCH NEWS
• SILOAM AREA OBITUARIES
• Police chase ends in Siloam
• School Board chooses to not open polls
• Pair killed in crash
• Wasson trial set for Sept. 21
• Volleyball signups available
• City park wall crumbles into Sager Creek
• JBU teams earn academic honors
• Library could cost $2 million
• SSHS volleyball program to host ‘Little Lady Panther’ clinic
• Board candidates sound off
• Former Lady Panther hired as junior high volleyball coach
• Booster club holds annual golf scramble
• SSYSA gearing up for fall soccer season
• The grind begins
• Freshmen Panthers start practice Monday
• STAR GAZING Perseid offers summer meteor shower
• SILOAM AREA ENGAGEMENTS
• SILOAM SPRINGS COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Staying cool with a cup of Hawaiian Ice
• Dearly Departed’ opens Aug. 6 at Sager Creek Arts Center
• 211 line opens
• SILOAM SPRINGS LETTERS
• Right of Center | Something to think about
• Pica Pole | Heads up! Here come the satellites!
• SILOAM BIRTHS
• FIRE/ AMBULANCE
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• School board OKs change order to improve audio/video
• La-Z-Boy donates $30k to JBU
• JBU tops fund drive record
• Syler honored by Primavera
• Man pleads guilty to 2nd-degree murder
• LOOKING BACK 25 years ago: Higgins builds plywood car
• City: Auction goes online
• Baptist Camp changes lives
• JPs approve $43K settlement
• Registration for fall softball begins Aug. 2
• CHURCH NEWS
• SSHS football program to host ‘Pee-Wee’ camp
• Castillo named to watch list
• Booster Club holding annual golf scramble
• Timeout Saban: Alabama not ‘defending’ championship
• Fayetteville puts up impressive numbers
• Mallett embraces high expectations
• Mayor: City shutoff policy needs debate
• Work begins on new McDonald’s
• Hico gets new concrete
• Coach with Siloam ties charged
• City Board approves sale of F-E building
• ARRESTS
• Kansas School District set to begin Aug. 16
• Siloam Springs School District classes start next month
• COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Benton County launches emergency phone system
• Board to vote on building purchase Aug. 3
• Board OKs reading of zoning change
• Pica Pole | Take a Sunday drive - from space
• HERALD-LEADER BIRTHS
• SILOAM SPRINGS RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• HERALD-LEADER OBITUARIES
• Tulsa Street being resurfaced, again
• 2010 Heart Walk kicks off
• Timeout | Media Days signal the start of college football
• Voter charged with falsifying ballots
• Hospital: Giving back to Siloam Springs
• Coaxing the coax
• SILOAM SPRINGS COMMUNITY DIGEST
• City to pay $1M in lawsuit
• LOOKING BACK 25 years ago: Museum opens education exhibit
• Straight from the Source | Your city tax dollars at work
• ANNIVERSARIES
• SILOAM SPRINGS CHURCH NEWS
• Columnist |Not so fruity
• West Siloam Springs News | Jackie’s last days
• Write On | The Black Cat
• Right of Center | It is a tax
• SILOAM COMMUNITY DIGEST
• Siloam Springs Rotary Club
• Simmons wins truck honor
• SILOAM S CHURCH NEWS
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• SENIOR CENTER MENU
• SILOAM SUNDAY OBITUARIES
• Shook to retire
• Toddler killed by door
• Panthers finish in top 8
• City: Fireworks show fizzled
• Softball sign-ups Aug. 2
• Planners OK lot variance
• Panther football to host ‘ Pee-Wee’camp
• Brinegar killed in crash
• Sign-ups Saturday at B&G Club
• Work continues at Northside
• Football booster club hosting annual scramble
• Timeout Gruden’s high school camp worth a look
• Mallett expects to be ready by camp
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Siloam Springs!

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