Mike Thomas, merge operator, watches the monitors as packages zip by on rollers Thursday at the Walm

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Mike Thomas, merge operator, watches the monitors as packages zip by on rollers Thursday at the Walmart Distribution Center in Bentonville.

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Zoe Reif, 13, from right, Ana Reif, 10, and Lana Dranow, 11, read books Wednesday to children in the

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Zoe Reif, 13, from right, Ana Reif, 10, and Lana Dranow, 11, read books Wednesday to children in the Early Head Start Program at the Ivory Conley Head Start Center in Fayetteville.

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Ashely Newby, left, and her family are sponsoring one of the bedrooms in the Ronald McDonald Family Room at Mercy Medical Center in Rogers.

Randy Luper, left, and Ben Doudna, both with University of Arkansas’ Facilities Management division,

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Randy Luper, left, and Ben Doudna, both with University of Arkansas’ Facilities Management division, dress up their hot dogs and burgers Thursday as Facilities staff enjoy lunch with the Arkansas Alumni Association staff at the Alumni House on the university campus. The Facilities Management Appreciation Luncheon is the association’s opportunity to say thanks for keeping the Alumni House in top-notch shape for alumni and friends who visit. The event is sponsored by WealthPath Investment Advisors.

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Springdale firefighters prepare to lift a man Thursday to a gurney to put him into an ambulance at Murphy Park in Springdale. At 8:40 a.m. Springdale Parks and Recreation workers saw the man, who was fishing at the Murphy Park lake, fall forward into the water. The workers pulled him out and started CPR until firefighters arrived. He was taken to Northwest Medical Center-Springdale.

Brian Fletcher, center, Northwest Arkansas’ left fielder, is congratulated Thursday by center fielde

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Brian Fletcher, center, Northwest Arkansas’ left fielder, is congratulated Thursday by center fielder Brett Eibner, right, and first baseman Matt Fields after Fletcher hit a two-run home run, scoring Eibner during the first inning against Tulsa at Arvest Ballpark in Springdale.

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Rafe Peavey of Bolivar, Mo., looks to pass the ball July 13, 2012, at Southwest Junior High School in Springdale during the fourth annual Southwest Elite 7-on-7 Showcase.

Larry Bittle, center, reacts as his putt misses the hole on the first green as Bo Bittle, left, and

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Larry Bittle, center, reacts as his putt misses the hole on the first green as Bo Bittle, left, and Dwight Tucker look on at the 2009 Trent Trumbo Memorial Golf Scramble. The 17th Annual Trent Trumbo Bulldog Scramble will be held today at Paradise Valley in Fayetteville.

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Brittany Carr, nanny for 17-month-old triplets Briana Allen, from right, Kaelyn Allen and Elizabeth

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Brittany Carr, nanny for 17-month-old triplets Briana Allen, from right, Kaelyn Allen and Elizabeth Allen, helps with their color sheets following the Tales & Tunes for Toddlers on Wednesday at the Bentonville Public Library.

Kyle Hernandez, 7, second from left, Erik Marin, 6, and Katherine Toney, 8, learn to juggle tennis b

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Kyle Hernandez, 7, second from left, Erik Marin, 6, and Katherine Toney, 8, learn to juggle tennis balls Thursday at the Springdale Public Library. Kids had the opportunity to learn the basics of juggling after Jugglology’s Galen Harp and Ellen Winters performed at the library.

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Beth Post speaks Thursday to attendees of her artist's reception at the Springdale Public Library during Art in the Park.

Lowell firefighters, assisted by Springdale emergency responders, remove a passenger Thursday trappe

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Lowell firefighters, assisted by Springdale emergency responders, remove a passenger Thursday trapped in a Hyundai Sonata at 119 S. Bloomington St. in Lowell. The Sonata was facing south on Bloomington and turning left into the Dairy Queen when it was struck by a silver Toyota Camry heading north. The male passenger in the Sonata was taken to Northwest Medical Center-Springdale.

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A memorial service for Joel Campora, a wildlife officer who was killed trying to rescue two women from flooding in Scott County.

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These surveillance photos show the suspect who robbed the Kroger on 8415 Markham St. Friday. Witnesses say the suspect was armed with a silver revolver. Read story »

Host Hugh Jackman sings a song Friday from “Les Miserables” during the Walmart Shareholders meeting

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Host Hugh Jackman sings a song Friday from “Les Miserables” during the Walmart Shareholders meeting at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville.

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University of Arkansas officials will demolish the Wesley Foundation campus ministry chapel at 730 W

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University of Arkansas officials will demolish the Wesley Foundation campus ministry chapel at 730 W. Maple St. by spring 2014, according to Mike Johnson, associate vice chancellor for facilities. The chapel, designed by Warren Seagraves and built in 1962, and the university’s study abroad office will be turned into two sororities that are colonizing in Fayetteville, Johnson said.

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Luke Adams, 8, from right, and Donovan Ash, 8, try to fish a bag of popcorn from a tub Wednesday during an engineering and invention summer camp at Shaw Elementary School in Springdale. The group was pretending they had crashlanded on an alien planet and had to figure a way to retrieve food from across a swamp. The children will have different projects during the week and use imaginative thinking to solve problems.

Kristina Wright, right, and Ingrid Plumlee, second from right, cancer survivors, receive their Survi

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Kristina Wright, right, and Ingrid Plumlee, second from right, cancer survivors, receive their Survivor Medals on Friday from Ashley Russ, left, at the Benton County Fairgrounds during Relay for Life near Bentonville. The event hosted 37 cancer survivors and about 200 participants for the overnight walka-thon. Relay for LIfe benefits the American Cancer Society.

The Smith family of the Gravette area basks in applause Friday at a ceremony honoring them as the 20

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The Smith family of the Gravette area basks in applause Friday at a ceremony honoring them as the 2013 Benton County Farm Family of the Year. From left are Sayer Smith, his mom Melissa Smith, brother Noah Smith, and dad Jeff Smith.

Brian Sheehan of Fayetteville laughs Friday as he helps his 2-year-old daughter, Bridget, hit a tenn

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Brian Sheehan of Fayetteville laughs Friday as he helps his 2-year-old daughter, Bridget, hit a tennis ball before the start of a dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony for four new youth-sized tennis courts at Wilson Park in Fayetteville. The improvement project includes a renovation of an adjacent adult-sized court and will be the site of a youth tennis camp organized by the city Parks and Recreation Department during the first week of July.