STAFF PHOTO ANTHONY REYES Tim Melville, Naturals pitcher, looks to throw to first Monday during pick-off drills at Arvest Ballpark.
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STAFF PHOTO ANTHONY REYES Tim Melville, Naturals pitcher, looks to throw to first Monday during pick
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STAFF PHOTO ANTHONY REYES Wilson, Naturals manager, hits to the infield Monday during practice at Ar
STAFF PHOTO ANTHONY REYES Wilson, Naturals manager, hits to the infield Monday during practice at Arvest Ballpark.
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STAFF PHOTO ANTHONY REYES Vance Wilson, Northwest Arkansas Naturals manager, speaks Monday during th
STAFF PHOTO ANTHONY REYES Vance Wilson, Northwest Arkansas Naturals manager, speaks Monday during the Media Day conference at Arvest Ballpark in Springdale. The event was followed by a practice open to the public.
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STAFF PHOTO BEN GOFF Mary Zettle, left, with General Mills, chats Monday with Johnelle Hunt during a
STAFF PHOTO BEN GOFF Mary Zettle, left, with General Mills, chats Monday with Johnelle Hunt during a topping ceremony for the new Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion under construction in Rogers.
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STAFF PHOTO BEN GOFF Shannon Rolle, left, with the Walton Arts Center Education Department, and Kasi
STAFF PHOTO BEN GOFF Shannon Rolle, left, with the Walton Arts Center Education Department, and Kasie Yokley, with 3W Magazine, sign their names Monday on a ceremonial beam to be installed in the stage structure during a topping ceremony for the new Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion under construction in Rogers.
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STAFF PHOTO BEN GOFF Kim Rowell, from left, and Kelly Zega with Cox Communications, chat Monday with
STAFF PHOTO BEN GOFF Kim Rowell, from left, and Kelly Zega with Cox Communications, chat Monday with Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion General Manager Brian Crowne during a topping ceremony for the new Walmart AMP under construction in Rogers.
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STAFF PHOTO BEN GOFF Construction continues as supporters and members of the media attend a topping
STAFF PHOTO BEN GOFF Construction continues as supporters and members of the media attend a topping ceremony Monday for the new Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion in Rogers.
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Staff Photo Graham Thomas The Siloam Springs baseball team has received help from three move-ins thi
Staff Photo Graham Thomas The Siloam Springs baseball team has received help from three move-ins this season. Pictured are, from left, freshman Chandler Cook, junior John Austin Earles and freshman Chance Junkermann.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry walks through NATO headquarters after attending a NATO Enlargemen
Photo by AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, Pool
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry walks through NATO headquarters after attending a NATO Enlargement Anniversary Ceremony with NATO Foreign Ministers in Brussels Tuesday April 1, 2014.
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Bentonville High School was dismissed early Tuesday after a bomb threat was discovered.
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Bentonville High School was dismissed early Tuesday after a bomb threat was discovered.
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STAFF PHOTO ANTHONY REYES Nate Raines of Rogers Heritage wins the high jump Tuesday with a height of
STAFF PHOTO ANTHONY REYES Nate Raines of Rogers Heritage wins the high jump Tuesday with a height of 6'2" in a jump-off during the Whitey Smith Relays Carnival track meet at Whitey Smith Stadium in Rogers.
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STAFF PHOTO DAVID GOTTSCHALK James Patton, second from right, the last of four Prairie Grove residen
STAFF PHOTO DAVID GOTTSCHALK James Patton, second from right, the last of four Prairie Grove residents accused of beating Ronnie Lee Bradley to death, visits Tuesday with his attorneys, Chris Nebben, left, Drew Ledbetter, second from left, and Courtney Cline in Judge William Storey's courtroom at the Washington County Courthouse in Fayetteville.
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STAFF PHOTO DAVID GOTTSCHALK Griffin Hagler, right, tour manager for the AT&T “It Can Wait” campai
STAFF PHOTO DAVID GOTTSCHALK Griffin Hagler, right, tour manager for the AT&T “It Can Wait” campaign to increase awareness of the dangers of texting and driving, instructs Emily Baire, a senior at West Fork High School, on the proper use of a simulator Tuesday at West Fork High School. Hosted by the Environmental And Spatial Technologies Initiative at the school, students were able to collect information, watch a video and experience the simulator. The simulator will visit NorthWest Community College in Bentonville today.
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NWA Media/BEN GOFF The Cass Job Corps color guard lays a symbolic coffin into a grave dug next to
NWA Media/BEN GOFF The Cass Job Corps color guard lays a symbolic coffin into a grave dug next to Harrison Fire Station No. 1 after a Peace March starting from the Lyric Theater in downtown Harrison during the Arkansas Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission’s sixth annual Candlelight Vigil & Unity Arts Celebration on Tuesday. The empty coffin was buried as a symbolic gesture burying hatred and racism.
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STAFF PHOTO MICHAEL WOODS Cold pizza for breakfast is good. So is warm pizza with breakfast foods
STAFF PHOTO MICHAEL WOODS Cold pizza for breakfast is good. So is warm pizza with breakfast foods such as sausage and eggs.
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COURTESY PHOTO A survivor of childhood rape, Cody Steussy now works in conjunction with the Northw
COURTESY PHOTO A survivor of childhood rape, Cody Steussy now works in conjunction with the Northwest Arkansas Rape Crisis Center.
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STAFF PHOTO ANTHONY REYES Kameron Camp, Springdale Har-Ber senior, runs the anchor leg of the 4x800
STAFF PHOTO ANTHONY REYES Kameron Camp, Springdale Har-Ber senior, runs the anchor leg of the 4x800 meter relay Tuesday during the Whitey Smith Relays Carnival track meet at Whitey Smith Stadium in Rogers. Har-Ber finished second in the race.
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STAFF PHOTO JASON IVESTER Colton Wetzler of Rogers Heritage safely slides past the tag attempt Tuesd
STAFF PHOTO JASON IVESTER Colton Wetzler of Rogers Heritage safely slides past the tag attempt Tuesday from Bentonville catcher Kane Koenigseder for a run at Veterans Park in Rogers.
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STAFF PHOTO SAMANTHA BAKER • @NWASAMANTHA Jimmy Dykes speaks after being introduced Sunday as the ei
STAFF PHOTO SAMANTHA BAKER • @NWASAMANTHA Jimmy Dykes speaks after being introduced Sunday as the eighth Arkansas women's head basketball coach at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville. Dykes left his job as an analyst for ESPN for the position. Dykes coached at Arkansas, Sacramento State, Appalachian State, Kentucky and Arkansas-Little Rock, and Oklahoma State.
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STAFF PHOTO SAMANTHA BAKER • @NWASAMANTHA Jimmy Dykes speaks after being introduced Sunday as the ei
STAFF PHOTO SAMANTHA BAKER • @NWASAMANTHA Jimmy Dykes speaks after being introduced Sunday as the eighth Arkansas women's head basketball coach at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville. Dykes left his job as an analyst for ESPN for the position. Dykes coached at Arkansas, Sacramento State, Appalachian State, Kentucky and Arkansas-Little Rock, and Oklahoma State.
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