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Siloam Springs Herald Leader, 29 Jul 2026

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ArticleFoot­ball sea­son is near

Sports Editor Gra­ham Thomas, (left), talks with Siloam Springs Coach Mar­shall Hahn and play­ers Keelan Col­lier and Brett Gold at the North­w­est Arkan­sas Demo­crat-Gaz­ette Media Day at Arvest Ball­park in Spring­dale on July 23.

Foot­ball sea­son is near

ArticleFast­cats sum­mer camp ends with cel­eb­ra­tion

Attendees of the Siloam Springs strength-and-peform­ance camp (above photo) gather to hear Brett Sooter, Siloam Springs School Dis­trict dir­ector of ath­letic per­form­ance, before the start of activ­it­ies at an end-of-sum­mer cel­eb­ra­tion July 22...

Fast­cats sum­mer camp ends with cel­eb­ra­tion

ArticleBoard OKs grant res­ol­u­tion for Main Street con­struc­tion

Siloam Springs City Dir­ect­ors on July 21 approved a res­ol­u­tion to accept a RAISE grant for approx­im­ately $12 mil­lion for recon­struc­tion of Main Street from South Broad­way Street to North Lin­coln Street. The city was noti­fied it was...

Board OKs grant res­ol­u­tion for Main Street con­struc­tion

ArticleMan gets 300 years in sex crimes case

BENTONVILLE — A Siloam Springs man agreed to a 300-year prison sen­tence after a jury found him guilty of pos­sess­ing videos and images show­ing child sexual abuse. Alin Toews, 34, was charged with 30 counts of pos­sess­ing, dis­trib­ut­ing or...

Man gets 300 years in sex crimes case

ArticleCity looks to issue $14 mil­lion in bonds for work

HIGHFILL — Try­ing to keep up with pop­u­la­tion growth and a his­toric demand on city util­it­ies, High­fill lead­ers are plan­ning to issue $14 mil­lion in bonds for water and sewer improve­ments and mov­ing other money around to pay for ease­ments...

City looks to issue $14 mil­lion in bonds for work