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Today's riddle: what do you call a rabbit with fleas? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Motorbike crash in Springdale leaves one teen dead (5newsonline.com) — A 17-year-old boy has died after a car struck his motorbike at Huntsville and Emma Avenue in Springdale on Saturday evening, according to police. Springdale Fire and EMS tried life-saving measures before he was taken to a hospital, where he later died, and investigators are still reviewing lab results for possible impairment.
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2. 3 Double-A farmhands who might be forcing Royals' hand for promotions (kingsofkauffman.com) — Baseball fans in Springdale have three Double-A Naturals players turning heads so strongly they may soon force the Kansas City Royals to promote them. The story spotlights infielder Sam Kulasingam’s elite on-base skills, pitcher Caden Monke’s big strikeout surge, and first baseman Brett Squires’ emerging power, all unfolding right now at Arvest Ballpark.
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3. Springdale man accepts plea deal in Lake Fayetteville shooting case (nwahomepage.com) — A Springdale man has accepted a plea deal and prison sentence for his role in a 2024 Lake Fayetteville shooting that killed an 18-year-old from Springdale and injured four others. Prosecutors reduced several charges in exchange for his guilty plea. The case also involves three other defendants with varying charges and outcomes tied to the same incident.
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4. Benton County marriage licenses issued April 30 (arkansasonline.com) — Several Springdale residents are among the couples who applied for marriage licenses recorded April 30 through May 6 in the Benton County Clerk’s Office, reflecting ongoing life milestones around the region. The list includes applicants from Springdale, neighboring Northwest Arkansas cities, and nearby states, offering a snapshot of new unions forming close to home.
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5. Arisa Health to close clinics, end crisis services across Arkansas after contract decision (thewynneprogress.com) — Springdale-based Arisa Health plans to shut down several mental health clinics and end crisis services across 41 Arkansas counties after deciding not to renew its state contract. The organization cites unsustainable funding cuts, raising concerns for incarcerated people and others who rely on its specialized care once the contract expires June 30.
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