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The future of Markham Hill is in question as the city of Fayetteville grows
By: Andrew Altman FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV)- 144-acre Markham Hill is one of the last forested areas in Fayetteville, but it might not maintain that title for long. While Markham Hill has been a place where nature enthusiasts have come to relax for decades, a Real Estate group is asking the city of Fayetteville for permission…
Capitalism and Community Clash in Dirt Pit Debate
by Catherine McCarley FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – As subdivisions replace fields and forests in Washington County, dump trucks going to and from construction sites carry controversy in their beds. Red dirt is essential for developers to turn the Northwest Arkansas landscape into profitable ground, said Bob Daughtery, a realtor and vice chair of the Washington County…
February 16th, 2010 Headlines
Local: Oaklawn Feels The Cold Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs has canceled the final six races of the 10-race schedule program Monday because of track conditions — due to the cold. The decision was was between management and riders. Strong winds, moisture on the track, cloudy skies, and cold temperatures are what has caused the…