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The Pea Ridge Times is an American weekly newspaper focused on local news, community reporting and regional issues in Pea Ridge and northeastern Benton County, Arkansas. First published in 1966, it has maintained its commitment to covering the people and events that shape the local community. The newspaper is known for its reporting on local government, education, business and public affairs, alongside coverage of community events, school activities and civic organizations that reflect everyday life in the area. It also features human-interest stories, local history and opinion content, helping preserve the character and heritage of one of northwest Arkansas’s fastest-growing communities. Sports reporting includes local high school athletics and regional competitions, complemented by coverage of achievements and milestones from across the community. The newspaper combines trusted local journalism with a strong community focus, making it an important source of information for readers throughout northeastern Benton County. Available on PressReader, the Pea Ridge Times newspaper delivers reliable local news, community insight and comprehensive weekly coverage from northwest Arkansas.
Having fun, solving a murder mystery and raising money for the Friends of the Pea Ridge Library, about 70 people gathered at The Garage Saturday, Aug. 22, for “Danger at Dead Man’s Lagoon.” Encouraged to attend dressed in a beach/pirate...
A resident of Sugar Creek Road, Madeline Armstrong, spoke about the conditions of Sugar Creek Road east of Peck Road and complained that the traffic and the dust, some of which she attributed to “brake and exhaust dust” from “the heavy trucks,”...
The City of Pea Ridge has accepted the donation of approximately 33 acres known as the John Rich homestead, one of the earliest farmsteads in this part of Benton County. The City Council approved acceptance of the donation from Blue Crane, the...
Rezoning property at 1911 and 1933 Hazelton Road from Residential Estate and R-1, low density residential, to R-2, medium density residential, for Monarch Builders LLC is the only item listed for a public hearing at the Tuesday,...
The third-grade Blackhawk cheerleaders performed and cheered during the third-grade youth football game against Shiloh Saturday, Aug. 22. For more photographs, go to the PRT gallery at https://tnebc. nwaonline.com/photos/.
Boundless Grace Baptist Church Sunday school is at 9:30 a.m. Sunday service is at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Bible study is at 6:30 p.m. Church is located at 222 Little Flock Drive, Rogers. Brightwater United Methodist Church The Brightwater...
Vol. 31 No. 34 Thursday, Aug. 29, 1996 Johnny Shockley is sold on fire alarms. His mobile home on Patterson Road was gutted by fire early Aug. 21. He, his wife and children escaped the flames, but lost most of their possessions. A Pea Ridge man...