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Jan 4, 2025 · The estimated value of construction jobs in Arkadelphia during 2024 totaled about $12.2 million
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Jan 6, 2025 · New Humane Society animal shelter hinges on site acquisition - arkadelphian.com. A generous offer of $250,000 in seed money and matching funds for a new animal shelter hinges on the Humane Society of Clark County’s ability to secure a new location
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2023 In Review: City & County - arkadelphian.com
Dec 27, 2023 · Juvenile violence causes curfew in Caddo Valley. A special meeting was called in Caddo Valley to consider “another tool” the city’s police department has to curb potential problems among partying teenagers.
Arkadelphia City Board elects new director
5 days ago · Arkadelphia High School teacher Robin Jones also showed interest in the spot. Both Jones and Crews, who recently sold his Benton-based scale equipment company ahead of retirement, addressed the city board regarding their desires to serve the city in …
Editor’s pick: Local stories that defined 2024
Dec 30, 2024 · After years of being on the market, Central Primary School (or, depending on one’s age, the old Arkadelphia High School) sold in September to local businessman Roger Wingfield. The school district and Wingfield closed the $215,000 deal, making way for Wingfield to own an entire city block and to demolish the century-old buildings on the property.. Wingfield …
Patience with potholes, Arkadelphia city manager asks
5 days ago · Anyone who’s driven through Arkadelphia in the past year has likely been jarred around like a bull rider out of the gate. With the widening of Pine Street to include a turn lane, the street construction has brought in various crews to relocate underground utilities, and with that comes rather sizable holes in the ground.