Last updated 7:30AM ET
February 10, 2010
OZARKS AT LARGE
OZARKS AT LARGE
RecoveryArkansas: An Update Fayetteville, AR (2010-02-07) Arkansas got a pretty good chunk of the nearly $800-billion-dollar federal stimulus pie. So where and how is it being consumed?
Will Voters Support A New High School in Eureka Springs Fayetteville, AR (2010-02-07) Eureka Springs is deeply divided on the construction of a new high school. Photo: Eureka Springs eighth-grader, Manon Gros, addresses residents of Holiday Island, explaining the critical need for a new high school.
Arkansas Seismic Network Fayetteville, AR (2010-02-07) The New Madrid Earthquake Zone continues to attract growing attention and federal funding for monitoring. Photo: 1811/12 New Madrid Earthquake Impact Map courtesy U.S.G.S.
Being Snowbound is for Birds Fayetteville, AR (2010-01-31) Wildlife biologist Joe Neal takes advantage of being snow bound by searching for and recording interesting winter bird habitat--just for us.
Salting Our Environment Fayetteville, AR (2010-01-30) What happens to all that salt applied to our roads every winter? We look at the latest environmental research. Photo: Excess salt crystals sparkle in the sunlight on a city trail in Fayetteville
Private Idle Forests Could Bank Dollars Fayetteville, AR (2010-01-23) An Ozarks-based company works with private landholders to turn idle forests into carbon banks--for cash.
Sharrow the Road Fayetteville, AR (2010-01-23) By summer, certain Fayetteville roadways favored by cyclists will be marked by "Sharrows," to alert drivers of their presence.
Coplogic: Filing Criminal Complaints Online Fayetteville, AR (2010-01-23) Fayetteville Police Department officials roll out a new way for residents to file criminal complaints via the internet.
Arkansas Activists Push for Immigration Reform in 2010 Fayetteville, AR (2010-01-18) Arkansas immigration rights activists are mobilizing to secure comprehensive reform this year. Photo: Reform Immigration for America
Marshallese Health Survey Results Released--New Marshallese Clinic Funded Fayetteville, AR (2010-01-18) A CDC-funded survey of migrant Marshallese living in Northwest Arkansas was conducted to better serve the medical needs of the community. We hear the results. Also federal funding has been allocated to start up a Marshallese Health clinic in Springdale.

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