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1. NWA council's āGrowing Home' plan for growth, cost cuts (nwahomepage.com) ā Rogers residents are central to a new regional āGrowing Home NWAā strategy that backs the cityās push for more diverse housing and smarter development codes. The plan outlines how fast-growing Northwest Arkansas can curb infrastructure costs, strengthen downtowns, and better coordinate transportation and utilities as the region moves toward one million residents by 2050.
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2. Multiple RVs set on fire in Benton County, detectives seeking information (5newsonline.com) ā Multiple RVs and motorhomes were vandalized and set on fire at a consignment lot near Beaver Lake by Rogers, and Benton County detectives are asking for your help. Investigators say the April 14 arson at Scottyās RV was a brazen act, and theyāre urging anyone who saw suspicious activity to contact Detective Madeline Green by phone or email.
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3. Jones Center receives $1.2 million Walmart grant to create āregional volunteer center' (nwahomepage.com) ā Rogers residents will soon have a new downtown nonprofit campus serving as a satellite hub for the stateās first regional volunteer center, funded by a $1.2 million Walmart grant. The Jones Centerās initiative will match volunteersāincluding students and SNAP recipientsāwith local nonprofits, aiming to boost health, connection, and nonprofit capacity across Northwest Arkansas.
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4. Northwest Arkansas native helps lead NASA's return to the moon (4029tv.com) ā A Rogers High School graduate is helping lead NASAās Artemis missions that aim to return humans to the moon and build a long-term presence there. Space scientist Ryan Ewing credits his Rogers roots and local teachers for sparking the curiosity that now guides high-stakes lunar mission planning.
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5. First-of-its-kind nursing program celebrates inaugural graduating class in Arkansas (5newsonline.com) ā Rogers healthcare workers just became the first local cohort to graduate from a new Arkansas Health Care Association nursing program that turns CNAs into LPNs at no cost. The 10āmonth course lets students keep working, boosts average wages by about 70%, and guarantees jobs at their long-term care facilities, helping address the stateās nursing shortage.
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