Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - 2018-02-14

• Voters in Springdale approve bond issue
• Midterm vote Russia goal, senators hear
• Tax menu open, task force leaders say
• In the news
• FBI’s Porter inquiry ended in January, director says
• State flu fatalities up by 15 last week
• Sam’s Club changes
• Lady Tigers win in OT
• OK millage rise in Pea Ridge.
• Statement of core values
• Senate Republican­s steer deficit talk to focus on tax cut
• Immigratio­n talks hit snag at start
• Bomber receives multiple life terms
• U.S. airstrike said to kill Russians in Syria
• Israeli police urge Netanyahu charges
• Democrat predicts Medicaid support
• Capitol news in brief
• Gillam sets sights on 20-day session
• United Way fundraisin­g falls far short
• Cost of Benton County courts building increases
• Hog farm appeal input approved
• Springdale’s yard waste collection slated for Mondays
• Mother accused of allowing girl’s abuse
• Obituaries
• Council agrees to donate police cars
• Public meetings
• Pea Ridge voters OK millage increase for new high school
• Online posts led to recruit firing
• Load’em up!
• Search for affordabil­ity
• ‘Old’ Dickson Street wasn’t so terrible
• Paper’s editors reflect loss of critical thinking
• To Stuttgart and back
• Love and loss
• Liberal propaganda
• Wall a waste of funds
• Update on influenza
• Heated historians
• Primary vote May 22 for Files’ Senate seat
• Building on Air National Guard site starts; project to house three missions
• Former firefighte­r sues Springdale
• UA grad, ex-president fighting extraditio­n
• Ceramics project
• United Way fundraisin­g falls far short
• Cost of Benton County courts building increases
• Hog farm appeal input approved
• Springdale’s yard waste collection slated for Mondays
• Mother accused of allowing girl’s abuse
• Obituaries
• Council agrees to donate police cars
• Public meetings
• Mayor touts jobs growth, business, education in speech
• Online posts led to recruit firing
• Load’em up!
• Search for affordabil­ity
• ‘Old’ Dickson Street wasn’t so terrible
• Paper’s editors reflect loss of critical thinking
• To Stuttgart and back
• Love and loss
• Liberal propaganda
• Wall a waste of funds
• Update on influenza
• Primary vote May 22 for Files’ Senate seat
• Building on Air National Guard site starts; project to house three missions
• Former firefighte­r sues Springdale
• UA grad, ex-president fighting extraditio­n
• Freshmen shall lead them
• Time for Miami to do right thing, pay ASU
• Irish fighting mad
• On Danica
• High school hoops
• Rippon embraces role at Olympics
• Buses are a staple in South Korea
• Shiffrin’s debut delayed again
• Australian makes history
• Igbokwe aims to put Arkansas on top in 400
• Arkansas women win in Puerto Rico
• Red Raiders hold Young to off night
• Ohtani begins busy spring for Angels
• Tigers on lookout for title, high seed
• LeBron’s 37 lifts Cavs over Thunder
• Solar tariff seen as Tesla benefit
• Missouri a barrier for wind-power line
• More rate rises ahead, Fed chief hints
• Exec’s bribery prison term sounds alarms at S. Korea firm
• Refinery ills widen split over biofuels
• Stocks edge higher for third day
• Sausage sandwich season
• In a savory mood for bread pudding
• Make your own chocolate bowls.
• Warm up with this Thai tilapia dish
• Quinoa kale salad retains resolution­s for good eating
• ON CHRISTIANI­TY
• 7day menu planner
• Rose Champagne superb way to woo
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY
• The New York Times crossword puzzle
• HELPFUL HINTS
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• 7 recipes arrive for cornbread request
• Protein, low sugar make cake winner
• Couple celebrates 50 years together with Abby’s blessing

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