Shellie Martinez, Author at MDMH Fayetteville

Apple Blossom brewer’s first beers should help build local trust

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Apple Blossom Brewing Co.’s new head brewer is no stranger to the brewpub environment. Alton Huebner spent 23 years making beer at the...

COVID-194 years ago

Research Reveals Positive Impact of COVID Remote Learning on Educators’ Cultural Awareness

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – A study of the Marshallese experience during COVID-19 remote learning found that focusing first on basic and social-emotional needs and making frequent, personal...

Arkansas4 years ago

Arkansas Senate approves bill banning nearly all abortions

Arkansas — The Arkansas Senate has approved a measure banning nearly all abortions in the state, despite objections to it not allowing the procedure for victims...

Local news4 years ago

Sales tax revenue grows during pandemic, but some Northwest Arkansas businesses still hurting

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Sales tax revenue has continued to grow in Northwest Arkansas during the covid-19 pandemic. Sales tax revenue was up for both Benton and...

Crime & Safety4 years ago

Multiple dorms on the University of Arkansas campus evacuated due to an electrical fire

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Students were evacuated from dorms on the University of Arkansas campus Monday (Feb. 22) after a fire broke out at Reid Hall. Several...

Sports4 years ago

Four-Star Gentry Williams Names Top 6 Schools

FAYETTEVILLE — Tulsa Booker T. Washington Class of 2022 four-star Gentry Williams has narrowed his list to six schools. He announced the list on Tuesday. On...

U.S. News4 years ago

Report on Japanese American Internment Site Earns Second Place in 2020 HALS Challenge

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – A report focused on the history and significance of the landscape housing the former Japanese American internment camp in Jerome, Arkansas, was recently...

Lifestyle4 years ago

Fayetteville Whole Foods working with local non-profit

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – COVID-19 hasn’t made life easier for anyone, however, it has been especially hard on those who are hungry. But one local man here...

COVID-194 years ago

Arkansas COVID-19 cases increase by 268 Friday on 2,673 tests

FAYETEVILLE, Ark. – The Arkansas Department of Health announced that COVID-19 cases in Arkansas increased by 268 on Friday. The state also announced 13 new deaths...

Arkansas4 years ago

Gov. Asa Hutchinson says he would not support Trump 2024 bid

Arkansas – Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Sunday he will not back Donald Trump if the former president runs for the White House in 2024, saying...

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Shellie Martinez

Stories By Shellie Martinez

Apple Blossom brewer’s first beers should help build local trust

Research Reveals Positive Impact of COVID Remote Learning on Educators’ Cultural Awareness

Arkansas Senate approves bill banning nearly all abortions

Sales tax revenue grows during pandemic, but some Northwest Arkansas businesses still hurting

Multiple dorms on the University of Arkansas campus evacuated due to an electrical fire

Four-Star Gentry Williams Names Top 6 Schools

Report on Japanese American Internment Site Earns Second Place in 2020 HALS Challenge

Fayetteville Whole Foods working with local non-profit

Arkansas COVID-19 cases increase by 268 Friday on 2,673 tests

Gov. Asa Hutchinson says he would not support Trump 2024 bid

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The City of Fayetteville invites members of the public to learn about proposed plans for improving a half-mile stretch of College Ave. between North and Sycamore streets

Beginning Aug. 15, N. Frisco Ave. will be closed to through-traffic so crews can install a crosswalk at Frisco Ave. and W. Prospect St., as part of work to create the Mission-Razorback Connector Bikeway

The City of Fayetteville is seeking proposals for its Utility Box Art Program

Governor Hutchinson signed two bills into law bringing the state income tax to a historic low and creating a School Safety Grant program

Governor Asa Hutchinson released the Interim Report of the Arkansas School Safety Commission

The University of Arkansas Professional and Workforce Development division of the Global Campus has issued a call for local subject matter experts to teach courses for Northwest Arkansas residents to build their personal, professional and workforce skills

Gov. Hutchinson appointed A.J. Gary, Director of Arkansas Division of Emergency Management, to Secretary of the Department of Public Safety

19-year-old man charged with first degree attempted murder following shots-fired incident on N. Colorado Dr

Authorities offering $10,000 reward for any information regarding April homicide case