Ace pitcher works to perfect her game
Continuing to impress, junior Lady Blackhawk Emory Bowlin has struck out 62 batters in 30 innings so far this year, according to Lady Blackhawk head coach Josh…
Continuing to impress, junior Lady Blackhawk Emory Bowlin has struck out 62 batters in 30 innings so far this year, according to Lady Blackhawk head coach Josh…
Sheila Wilkerson was approved as the newest member of the Pea Ridge Planning Commission by City Council members at the regular Council meeting Tuesday, March 1…
Two Pea Ridge Police officers were honored for their quick response during a call last December that saved the life of a city resident.
The Pea Ridge we see today would not be recognized by some of the residents from 100 years ago. It's grown, changed. But, the heart of it has not.
Three members of the Benton County Master Gardeners --Brenda Harmon, Kim Eveland and Candy Alfano -- taught gardening to children and adults in two separate ev…
Bright Futures is working to provide for students in the Pea Ridge School District.
The Pea Ridge Junior High School Quiz Bowl team won first place at state in Magnolia and first place at Regionals in Farmington. They were honored by the Schoo…
The Pea Ridge High School boys track team was honored by the School Board for winning first place at the Arkansas Indoor High School Championships in Randal Ty…
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Beginning a new business can be challenging for anyone, but that didn't deter young Kaden Brantley, who at 15, owns and operates his own business.
Several student teams -- athletic and academic -- were lauded by Pea Ridge School Board members.
The first bowling team at Pea Ridge High School won a state championship. The team and coaches were applauded by the School Board at its regular meeting Monday…
This week we celebrate Sunshine week -- a time designated to recognize the Freedom of Information Act.
Programs commemorating the 162nd anniversary of the Battle of Pea Ridge were hosted at the Pea Ridge National Military Park Saturday, March 9 -- 167 years afte…
The majority of the regular monthly Planning Commission meeting was spent hearing from candidates for the position vacated by the resignation of Greg Pickens.
The Ridge Salon & Boutique has officially opened at 191 Townsend Way and was welcomed with a ribbon cutting Thursday, March 7.
All questions broached by the engineer were answered to the satisfaction of members of the Planning Commission who approved the large scale development for Cas…
Pea Ridge Urgent Care is going to be a walk-in urgent care. There are no appointments.
Pursuing his lifelong dream, Jake Harvath of Utah is crossing the United States, passing through 30 states, with his three mustangs.
Asking what they deemed the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of and to Pea Ridge, Jim Fram addressed more than two dozen people in the Pea Ridg…
Sitting in front of a placard illustrating the proposed 17,000-square feet community center, Mayor Nathan See listened to several people who dropped by Friday …
Brandon Craig will begin working for Pea Ridge Schools this month. Craig hired as the new athletic/activities director for the Pea Ridge School District.
Numerous brush fires demanded the attention of several area fire departments this weekend.
Students in the Pea Ridge School District had fun while learning about oral health at the free dental clinic held at the school recently.
Two rezoning requests for property near the intersection of Patton Street and Weston Street were approved by the City Council at the regular meeting Tuesday, F…
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The many members of the school staff, parents of students, volunteers and officials who spent hours at the Pea Ridge High School arena Wednesday through Saturd…
"There's a lot of things happening here," said Mayor Nathan See as he welcomed those attending the Town Hall meeting with State Sen. Joshua Bryant. "As everybo…
Hosting a Regional Basketball Tournament utilizes the time, talents and skills of many people, including volunteers and parents of student athletes.
Planning experts met with city residents and officials to assist with setting a vision for the city.
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The cheery bright yellow and blue speaks to the mood Kirk and Tammy Pearson hope to maintain in their restaurant, the Grateful Griddle, soon to open in the bui…
“Last night when I was talking to Officer (Kevin) Apple’s mother, I thanked her for letting me be a part of his story,” Benton County Prosecuting Attorney Josh…
It's said that bad news travels faster than good news.
With all five School Board members present for an expulsion hearing Monday, Feb. 12, the board unanimously agreed to expel a ninth-grade student for the remain…
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Leah Telgemeier joined the 1,000-career point club on Jan. 30 with the 11 points she scored in the game against the Gravette Lady Lions. She was honored for th…
The School Board approved five additional staff positions for the 2024-2025 school year. Superintendent Keith Martin said a review of enrollment data and staff…
A planned new, all-inclusive playground in the Carr Street Park is nearing reality as the city was approved for a matching state grant to fund it.
Army Sgt. Andrew Butterworth, his wife and their three children will move into a new house just outside Pea Ridge this summer -- thanks to an organization that…
Prairie Grove spoiled senior night for Pea Ridge by knocking off the Lady Blackhawks, 49-37, on Friday at Blackhawk Arena.
Planning Commission members spent the majority of the Feb. 6 meeting listening to and asking questions of Duke McLarty with Workforce Housing and Megan Brown, …
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Senior athletes from basketball and bowling were honored Friday, Jan. 9, 2024, on senior night -- the last home game for the basketball teams.
Three Planning Commission members -- Al Fowler, Juan Arriola and Dr. Karen Sherman -- joined city officials and developers at a tech review meeting Monday, Feb…
Students in the Pea Ridge School District have missed four scheduled school days due to inclement weather this year, but may not need to attend school for addi…
Many years ago (actually about 30 years), I was in the grocery store shopping and a woman said "My you have your hands full!"
Congratulations to the first Pea Ridge Fire Department funded paramedic student, Dylon Jump, on successfully completing Medic School, said Fire Chief Clint Bow…