Stuttgart, AR News

• Stuttgart, AR News
• Back to School for Stuttgart - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Arkansas Rice Depot announces diaper drive
• 5 things to do this Weekend
• Council to discuss loader
• Homecoming Reunions
• Packaging company saves the day
• Final census numbers are in
• Nature center site of free rabbit hunting seminar Oct. 19
• County 4-H Clubs reorganize
• Competitive bids waived
• An earthquake? Now what?
• Law to conduct UALR concert
• Scholars group to form in Stuttgart
• Public Safety Person of the Week: Megan Whitcomb
• STANDING OUT
• Local lawyer cautioned
• Smoke causes lung issues
• Schools in state hold flu clinics
• Deer leaps into Stuttgart home
• Stuttgart man killed in crash
• SPD warns of abduction attempt
• Did you hear the Buzz about Mosquitoes?
• Arts Festival seeks entries
• Industry prospect looks to Stuttgart
• Arkansas County Fair Pageants
• Student count up at PCCUA
• Delegation visits Stuttgart
• Optical network hitting 2-year colleges
• Great Arkansas Cleanup set for September, October
• Partain files report
• PCCUA announces AAS degree in information systems technology gaining popularity
• These are your candidates
• Ark. farmers accustomed to rising costs
• Bogy trial date set
• Fill the Boot fundraiser hitting the streets
• Hobbs files appeal to ruling
• Leaders to boost region’s market
• Committee hopes to book Bill Cosby
• Two friends unite to record music
• The case of the killed tomatoes
• Group hopes for restoration
• The Champion Tree
• Reception honoring Glover
• Man hit with shots fired
• High hopes for harvest
• Trees lost in fire
• Properties up for disposal
• Rates are up in county
• Booze and Belts program to work alongside Click it or ticket
• Teacher of the Year
• Second possible arson in a month
• Urban legends galore
• It's Friday the 13th
• Stratton Seed founder passes
• State is top rice producer
• Surrounding counties get funds
• Summer heat wave
• Quorum Court declares vacancy
• Squash the bug scam
• 7 Things that happened at the Stuttgart School Board meeting
• Extreme Efforts to get family on show
• AZ brings businesses to Stuttgart
• Helping the paws
• Funds for birds
• Arkansas Fallen Riders Association Breakfast and meeting held Saturday, Aug. 7
• Restoring prairie lands
• Shots fired at Buerkle Square
• Green raises bond fees
• Two lives claimed in wreck
• Having a Back-To-School ball
• Putting out flames
• Flushing complete
• Caring for canines
• Organ donation program discussed
• SPD probes possibility of arson
• Fundraising competition set for Aug. 27
• PCCUA DeWitt begins Fall registration
• Hankins a no-show
• DeValls Bluff woman killed
• Report filed prior
• Taking on a big job
• Much of Arkansas under excessive heat warning
• Local woman arrested for fraud
• Relay For Life: Stuttgart fundraiser planned for Aug. 28
• Weather helping ‘early harvest’ bonuses
• Local man killed
• Resident wishes to keep building
• No belts for little ones
• Rice Leadership Development class wraps up second session
• Grand Prairie Center: Director Amanda Holsted gives update at Kiwanis
• Jury awards $940,000 in Ark. rice lawsuit
• Natural prairie grass still growing
• Airport lands grant
• A Free Festival Update
• Crops in good shape this season
• A Grand Reunion
• Tidying up in Stuttgart
• A new bait shop in town
• WRNWR open land for waterfowl hunt
• Hobbs has 30 days to appeal
• Gillett native named Miss Congeniality at Miss Arkansas
• A hiccup in timing
• Arkansas Relay For Life in DeWitt this year
• Fire chief: Cause of fire ruled electrical
• The Fight for help goes on
• Teacher Appreciation coming Friday Aug. 13
• Chase leads to arrest
• Chicot County farmers already harvesting corn, soybeans
• Hobbs found guilty
• The road less traveled
• Kiwanis gets a Leader update from Kennedy
• Flushing almost complete
• City Council meets
• Search for bike leads to arrest
• Gillett Charter School holds meeting
• Residents hit the Road Show
• Harvest of Hope delivers
• Toy Tractor display at the museum
• Poston new administrator at Dana's House
• Council has short aganda
• Glover gets close to crown
• Weather Service confirms tornado
• Coleman found not guilty in rape
• County gets a piece of pie
• Record rice acreage reported in state
• Jr. High to be audited
• Two local women to compete in Miss Arkansas Pageant
• Make waves in reading
• Hasty named to board
• 5 things that happened at the Quorum Court meeting
• Rice Blast epidemic
• ADEQ announces E-waste grant
• Ordinances passed
• Cleaning up the town
• Get ready to Zumba at PCCUA
• Community Health grant apps being taken
• Arrest made in hit and run
• Showing support for our military
• House Agriculture Committee approves historic legislation to expand agriculture trade with Cuba
• On the road (show) again
• Forestry Commission offers bundles
• Halliburton House: A historic place
• Fall Classes Begin at PCCUA
• Bust nets 5 behind bars

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