When the chips were down and the end was looming near, it was the kindness of strangers that enabled the non-profit Bella Vista animal shelter Friends of the Animals to stay open. Max GuileyWeekly Vista Staff Writer Three out of five cars in Bella Vista fail to yield to emergency vehicles trying to pull out of Bella Vista Fire Station Number One in Town Center, according to a local fireman. As summer surrenders to fall and cooler temperatures begin to prevail, colors exploding from the trees give an awesome display for those in The Natural State. And area residents are about to find out why. The Bella Vista Business Association has unveiled its new website, and an online opinion poll Click for more Village couple to render aidwith Red Cross mission Robert J. SmithArkansas Democrat-Gazette Doris and Max Sandusky have been American Red Cross volunteers at the aftermath of floods, ice storms, hurricanes and tornadoes.
Nature has nothing to do with their call to New York.
In a case of Internet fraud, a Bella Vista man was arrested for selling the same computer to three different buyers. The 55-mph speed limit inside Bella Vista won't change, but additional signals may help cut down on traffic problems. Tommy has been attending Village House for several years and has agreed to write about V Click for more Love of dogs leads to 'the perfect job' Glenda M. LockeWeekly Vista News Editor Bella Vista resident Sharon Tucker loves dogs. That they also love her is evidenced by Spook, the large photo of Heidi and the many strangers that make Sharon's home their own for a little while.