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Mike Jones

Arkansas, Oklahoma

Weeklies Managing Editor at The Times of Northeast Benton County

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  • SSHS to host 7-on-7 event June 12 | Siloam Springs Herald-Leader

    4 days ago | hl.nwaonline.com | Mike Jones

    Siloam Springs will host the Simmons Foods Border Bash 7-on-7 at Panther Stadium on June 12. The event will feature teams from Arkansas and Oklahoma.

  • Siloam Springs wraps up spring football | Siloam Springs Herald-Leader

    1 week ago | hl.nwaonline.com | Mike Jones

    One thing was clear for Siloam Springs football Coach Doug Loughridge after the annual Maroon-Gray spring scrimmage -- the defense is ahead of the offense.

  • Broquard scores 5 as SSHS tops Shiloh Christian | Siloam Springs Herald-Leader

    3 weeks ago | hl.nwaonline.com | Mike Jones

    Siloam Springs junior Mesa Broquard scored a goal 17 seconds into the match, had a hat trick by the 5-minute mark and finished with five goals and two assists as the Lady Panthers rolled to an 8-3 win over Shiloh Christian in a 5A-West Conference game at Panther Stadium on...

  • Dogwood Festival shows out | Siloam Springs Herald-Leader

    1 month ago | hl.nwaonline.com | Kayla Rupp |Mike Jones

    The 51st Dogwood Festival had it all -- crowds of people, vendors, games, music, dogs running, pancakes being eaten and children having. The festival was held April 25-27. Susan Young, a cook at Northside Elementary, has attended every Dogwood Festival since the first one in 1974, she said. Young was drawn to the Dogwood Festival because it was something to do in Siloam Springs. Young enjoyed it so much she came back year after year, she said.

  • April Garden Guide

    1 month ago | prt.nwaonline.com | Mike Jones

    Note: This is general information for the entire state of Arkansas on what to plant in your garden in April. For specific questions about planting in your area, please reach out to your local county agent. Many of us are ready and raring to start planting things, but remember there is always the chance of another cold snap, so be sure to wait until after the middle of the month to plant your warm-season plants.

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