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Arkansas: Rogers Arkansas Chamber Of Commerce
It's not really a stretch to call Dr. Stanley Applegate the Queen Isabella of bass fishing. Applegate's finances boosted Ray Scott at a critical time in putting on the first bass tournament as we know them today. This was in 1967 at then-new and hot Beaver Lake in Northwest Arkansas.
Cash registers are ringing at the Pinnacle Promenade, and that means big business for the entire city of Rogers, officials said.
BALD KNOB — Aldermen tackled a number of items, including a request by Arkansas General Industries that the city consider buying their property from the current owner and lease it back to AGI, in a lengthy meeting Monday night.
Wal-Mart snubbed by snobs By John Brummett I was writing critically about Wal-Mart in the late 1980s, before it was routine. - Thursday, Sep 28, 2006 Democratic ex-president on Republican TV By John Brummett You could call it a perfect storm.
Democratic ex-president on Republican TV By John Brummett You could call it a perfect storm. From one direction came the epitome of political partisanship masquerading as journalism, meaning Fox News. - Tue, Sep 26, 2006
Arkansas gets to 2-0 in SEC FAYETTEVILLE - Not another disparaging word about an Arkansas victory; no ugly this or ugly that. - Sun, Sep 24, 2006 Mustain's education continues vs. 'Bama FAYETTEVILLE - Once a quarterback in the making, Quinn Grovey succinctly nailed Mitch Mustain's day against Vanderbilt.
Democratic ex-president on Republican TV By John Brummett You could call it a perfect storm. From one direction came the epitome of political partisanship masquerading as journalism, meaning Fox News. - Tuesday, Sep 26, 2006
Arkansas gets to 2-0 in SEC FAYETTEVILLE - Not another disparaging word about an Arkansas victory; no ugly this or ugly that. - Sunday, Sep 24, 2006 Mustain's education continues vs. 'Bama FAYETTEVILLE - Once a quarterback in the making, Quinn Grovey succinctly nailed Mitch Mustain's day against Vanderbilt.
Sifting through school debate By John Brummett We just had an uncommonly spirited local school election where I live. - Monday, Sep 25, 2006 Huckabee belts out his own song By John Brummett On the phone Wednesday, I asked Gov. Mike Huckabee how he was seeking to position himself in the Republican presidential race.
Huckabee belts out his own song By John Brummett On the phone Wednesday, I asked Gov. Mike Huckabee how he was seeking to position himself in the Republican presidential race.

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