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    Man Convicted of Federal Hate Crime Wants a New Trial

    06/07/11 The Arkansas man says there wasn't enough evidence for guilty verdict Acquit him or order a new trial. That's what a Green Forest, Arkansas man is demanding from a federal court
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    AR man convicted of hate crime asks for new trial

    06/07/11 Twenty-year-old Frankie Maybee was convicted last month of targeting five Hispanic men because of their race and forcing their car off U.S. 412 near Alpena last June.
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    NW Ark. Man Convicted Of Hate Crime Asks For New Trial

    06/07/11 A Green Forest man convicted of violating the federal hate crime law is asking a federal court to acquit him or to order a new trial.
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    Jury convicts Arkansas man of federal hate crime

    05/19/11 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - The U.S. Justice Department says the conviction of a Green Forest man accused of an attack on a car with five Hispanic men in it is the first to come at trial for a violation of the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act.
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    Arkansas Man Convicted of Hate Crime

    05/19/11 Prosecutors say conviction is 1st at trial under Hate Crimes Prevention Act A federal jury has found a Green Forest, Arkansas man guilty of federal hate crimes.
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    Earlier car assault, not hate, cited in attack as trial starts

    05/18/11 The attorney for a Green Forest man facing federal hate-crime charges said Tuesday that his client pursued a car carrying five Hispanic men after the car struck someone at the Red-X Express gasoline station in Alpena on June 20.
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    Plea makes man 1st in U.S. convicted in hate crimes act

    05/17/11 A Green Forest man became the first person in the United States convicted under the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2009 after he pleaded guilty Monday to two charges under the act.
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    Ark. man pleads guilty to federal hate crime charge

    05/16/11 The Justice Department says a Green Forest man has pleaded guilty to two hate crime charges for his role in chasing a car with five Hispanic men inside until it crashed.
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    Arkansas man pleads guilty to federal hate crime charge

    05/16/11 The Justice Department says a Green Forest man has pleaded guilty to two hate crime charges for his role in chasing a car with five Hispanic men inside until it crashed.
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    Some school districts not have to make up all days missed from weather

    05/16/11 The Arkansas Department of Education has approved day waivers for some school districts in Arkansas, allowing them to not make up all the days missed from weather.
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    Party report trips up suspect

    04/15/11 A Green Forest man will remain in jail until his trial on federal hate-crime charges, a federal magistrate judge ruled Thursday.
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    WINNERS ANNOUNCED IN YOUTH SUICIDE PREVENTION PSA, POETRY CONTESTS

    04/11/11 LITTLE ROCK - Attorney General Dustin McDaniel recognized students from five Arkansas schools as winners in his office's annual Youth Suicide Prevention poetry and public service announcement contests. A team of students from Springdale Har-Ber High School won the PSA contest with its 30-second video on the importance of suicide prevention as it relates to teenagers. The creators of the winnin...
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    Man agrees to plea deal for putting bomb in church near Alpena AR

    03/10/11 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- A man from Madison County charged for a bomb found in a church on the day after a runoff election last June reached a plea agreement with prosecutors. The church served as a polling place for the election.
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    News, community, issues big and small filled year just past

    01/06/11 ­The Year 2010 began under an icy grip of winter's wrath. It descended shortly after revelers rang in the New Year with a snowfall that closed schools and businesses. Just as rural roadways showed...
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    MH volleyball team has strong campaign

    01/01/11 The 2010 high school volleyball season was a memorable one for the Mountain Home Lady Bombers.
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    Fundraiser will help pay for new memorial in Harrison AR

    10/13/10 interview by Steve Grant, KY3 News HARRISON, Ark. -- The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have hit Harrison and surrounding areas hard. Now the town is trying to build a memorial to honor those who have lost their lives while defending our freedom.
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    Commission seeking input: Public hearing to be held on alternative water board

    10/08/10 The Arkansas Natural Resources Commission is requesting comments to assist it in making a determination to approve formation of the proposed Carroll County Public Water Authority. A public hearing on...
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    Weekly Sports League and Franchise Report

    09/20/10 Atlantic Baseball League: The proposed new ABL franchise planned for Loudoun County (VA) plans to unveil its team nickname next week. The Loudoun Hounds, Virginia Silver Stars, and Dulles Blue Heron were the nickname finalists announced earlier in the year.
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    Flags lowered to honor fallen Harrison soldier

    09/03/10 Private First Class Bryn T. Raver, 20, of Harrison, died in Afghanistan on Aug. 29 when insurgents attacked his military vehicle with rocket-propelled grenades. He was assigned to 1st Brigade Special...
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    Senator Says Arkansas GI Dead Of Wounds In Afghanistan

    08/30/10 Sen. Blanche Lincoln says a 20-year-old soldier from Arkansas has been killed during action in Afghanistan.
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