Jeff Della Rosa
Recent Stories
Storm rips through area
Possible tornado suspected in Siloam Springs
A storm that swept through the Siloam Springs area knocked out power to nearly 8,000 electric department customers, damaged homes, uprooted trees and laid down fences. Continue reading...
WSS Board of Trustees review upcoming budget
The town’s Board of Trustees looked at a $2.5 million budget for the next fiscal year starting July 1. The town’s fiscal year runs from July through June. A special meeting will likely be called on whether to approve the 2013-2014 budget. Continue reading...
Electric rates going up in July, bills to stay same
Electric rates are set to go up in July, but bills won’t increase. Continue reading...
City hopes to move police deptartment, relocate rodeo grounds
City Administrator David Cameron has negotiated a $1.6 million contract on USA Drug building.
The city has plans to move the police department into the former USA Drug building at U.S. Highway 412 and Mount Olive Street and use the inground gas tanks on the property for a fuel farm. Continue reading...
Bell arrested on sex charges
A Siloam Springs man was arrested on counts of rape and sexual assault of a 15-year-old girl. Continue reading...
Residents share ideas for library
Nearly 100 people saw the conceptual design of the new library, and several asked questions or commented on the project at a public meeting at the Community Building on Thursday. Continue reading...
Annual postal food drive going through Saturday
Residents can place nonperishable foods in their mailboxes through Saturday for the annual postal food drive. Continue reading...
Two injured in West Siloam crash
Hwy. 412 east was closed for nearly 6 hours
Two people were injured when a cement truck crashed into a flatbed semitrailer on U.S. Highway 412 in West Siloam Springs on Monday morning. Continue reading...
Welcome Center to celebrate Tourism Week
Free food will be available for visitors.
The Arkansas Welcome Center will celebrate National Tourism Week May 6-10. Continue reading...
Winter wonderland in May
Historic snowfall first-ever recorded in month
Siloam Springs received an unprecedented 2 inches of snow Friday, just two days after temperatures reached more than 80 degrees. Continue reading...
Latest photos
Franklin Electric announced Friday it would close the plant on U.S. Highway 412 and layoff the remaining 50 workers. The Franklin ...
Carlos Mancia of Fernando's Construction Co. in Rogers pours concrete into a wheelbarrow to be used to build the foundation of a n...
