Melissa Gute

Doctors told Jordan Sauls she probably wouldn’t be able to ride a mountain bike again after fracturing three vertebrae in a crash on the trails last year.

Two rezonings will allow a veterinary clinic and an office building to be built in the city’s southwest area.

Northwest Arkansas Community College students who don’t live in the district will see an increase in tuition this fall.

The Parks and Recreation Department in Bentonville is hopeful to have a “quilt of parks” master plan by the end of the year, according to David Wright, parks and recreation director.

The NWA Trailblazers want to build a trail that would make Northwest Arkansas Community College more bicycle-friendly and provide an alternative crossing under West Hudson Road.

A public art project is designed to bring some color to Memorial Park’s 16 basketball courts.

Geese have become a problem in this Northwest Arkansas city, and as officials in cities around the state have done, Bentonville leaders are looking at alternatives for addressing it.

A new self storage building in the city’s southwest area will offer residents storage space.

The city is discussing establishing a utility board to help oversee its utility operations and provide recommendations to the City Council.

Mayor Stephanie Orman encouraged residents to engage in civic life Tuesday during her first State of the City address.

This quiet community in Northwest Arkansas is going Hollywood.

City officials in Northwest Arkansas are asking the state for a permit to kill geese at the municipal airport.

A couple of outside organizations are willing to pay the engineering and design fees for an animal shelter, according to the Bentonville City Council and committee members.

The Police Department is ready to buy nearly $500,000 worth of equipment for its new emergency dispatch center.

Bentonville plans to increase fees paid by nonresidents who participate in Parks and Recreation programs.

Bob McCaslin entered the Mayor’s Office in 2007 with a vision to make the city a welcoming place, a destination.

The city plans to increase fees paid by nonresidents who participate in Parks and Recreation programs.

Osage Park will be the home to a public art piece encouraging viewers to set goals and act upon them.

Austin Baggett Park may have a condominium project as a neighbor to the south, according to plans the Planning Commission approved Tuesday.

The Greater Bentonville Area Chamber of Commerce plans to make way for a hotel on the downtown square by moving to the market district.