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Love of guns led to college course

Subscriber only PEA RIDGE — He first fired a gun when he was 5 years old, he spends every spare minute working with guns, shooting, hunting, but never considered that his passion for guns could become his career. Continue reading...

By Annette Beard Posted: at 12:42 a.m. Share: Email | Twitter | Facebook

City book found

Subscriber only GATEWAY — One of several books reported missing by Mayor David White has been found, White said Tuesday. Continue reading...

By Annette Beard Posted: at 12:41 a.m. Share: Email | Twitter | Facebook

Click it or ticket

Subscriber only PEA RIDGE — Motorists in Pea Ridge may face tickets if they fail to buckle their seat belts. Continue reading...

By Annette Beard Posted: at 12:40 a.m. Share: Email | Twitter | Facebook

School opens bus garage replete with wash bay

Subscriber only PEA RIDGE — A new 4,500-square foot transportation garage with offices, a conference room, work stations and a wash bay was recently opened and dedicated for Pea Ridge schools. Continue reading...

By Annette Beard Posted: at 12:39 a.m. Share: Email | Twitter | Facebook

Arrest made for robbery

Subscriber only PEA RIDGE — A man turned himself in to the Benton County Jail Monday,May 7, after learning a warrant had been issued for his arrest for an armed robbery in Pea Ridge. Continue reading...

By Annette Beard Posted: at 12:38 a.m. Share: Email | Twitter | Facebook

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SPORTS BRIEFS: Golf tournament scheduled

Subscriber only PEA RIDGE — The 15th Roger Crafton Memorial Tournament, hosted by the Rogers Optimist Club, will be Friday, June 1, at Lost Springs Golf Club in Little Flock. Continue reading...

By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Posted: at 12:21 a.m. Share: Email | Twitter | Facebook

Diamond ’Hawks exude talent

Subscriber only PEA RIDGE — Baseball Blackhawks fought a good fight in the first round of the State Baseball Tournament in Harrison last week. In fact, the talent and work ethic of Pea Ridge students, under the guidance of veteran Blackhawk baseball coach John E. King, has taken Pea Ridge to more state tournaments than not in the past quarter of a century. Continue reading...

By Annette Beard Posted: at 12:11 a.m. Share: Email | Twitter | Facebook

THE ROAD TO STATE: 4A North Regional at Harrison

Subscriber only PEA RIDGE — The Blackhawks headed to the Class 4A state tournament after blanking Booneville. Continue reading...

By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Posted: at 12:10 a.m. Share: Email | Twitter | Facebook

Ridger Sports: Football ’Hawks complete spring training

Subscriber only PEA RIDGE — It has often been said that the most popular sport in Arkansas is football with the second most popular sport being spring football. Continue reading...

By John McGee Posted: at 12:08 a.m. Share: Email | Twitter | Facebook

SPORTS BRIEF: Youth Cheerleading registration set

Subscriber only PEA RIDGE — Pea Ridge Youth Cheerleading clinic/tryouts/registration for next school years fourth, fifth- and sixth-graders is from 2-5 p.m. Saturday, May 19, at Pea Ridge Primary School gym. Follow the bus lane to the back of school and enter through the back door. Continue reading...

By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Posted: at 12:06 a.m. Share: Email | Twitter | Facebook

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The 18th annual Pea Ridge Optimist Club Golf Classic is set for Aug. 6 at Big Sugar Golf Course. Many people participated last year. All funds raised are used to support youth in the Pea Ridge area.
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