CENTERTON -- A vehicle crashed into a preschool Wednesday afternoon resulting in a child being taken to a hospital with serious injuries public information officer for the Centerton Police Department confirmed the crash into the Little Martians Learning Center at 110 Shane Drive He said police received a call at 2:56 p.m Wednesday concerning a female driver who had crashed her vehicle into the building A child was taken by emergency transport to Arkansas Children's Hospital Northwest in Springdale "with what were considered major injuries," Espitia said he said the department had received word the child was in "stable condition," and emergency crews had left the scene All parents of children in the building had been notified and picked up their children at the school Centerton police and firefighters along with Benton County sheriff's deputies responded to the scene of the crash and police were working to determine the cause and details of the crash Little Martians describes itself as "a family operated learning center and daycare" on its Facebook page Tracy Neal is an award-winning reporter who covers criminal justice (courts and crime) for the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette He’s been a reporter in Northwest Arkansas for more than two decades This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Material from the Associated Press is Copyright © 2025 audio and/or video material shall not be published rewritten for broadcast or publication or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium Neither these AP materials nor any portion thereof may be stored in a computer except for personal and noncommercial use The AP will not be held liable for any delays errors or omissions therefrom or in the transmission or delivery of all or any part thereof or for any damages arising from any of the foregoing Want to get a weekly summary of New Jersey news from dozens of trustworthy news sites and not just one who has five decades in the news business and now publishes local site 70and73.com The partly wooded empty lot at the intersection of Marne Highway Centerton Road and Topgolf Drive on the Mount Laurel-Moorestown border would be cleared for a Bank of America branch The Mount Laurel-Moorestown border divides the proposed site A representative for the Bank of America is scheduled to go before the Mount Laurel zoning board for permission to build a bank branch on two partially wooded lots sitting on the Mount Laurel and Moorestown border The Mount Laurel lot is at Marne Highway and Centerton Road and across from the entrance to Topgolf in a commercial area of town. The developer is scheduled to appear before the Zoning Board of Adjustment on May 7 at a meeting that begins at 6 p.m. to request a use variance and preliminary and final major site plan approvals Applicant Mount Laurel Realty LLC of Newton Massachusetts also needs Moorestown approval the developer attempted to file an application with the Mount Laurel Planning Board but was told it should instead go before the zoning board because a use variance is required "The Township planner has determined that a use variance is necessary we were instructed to file an application with the zoning board we do not agree that a use variance is required," the applicant's lawyer Del Duca of the Del Duca Lewis & Berr law firm in Haddonfield Del Duca maintained the 4,740 square-foot bank branch with a drive-through is a permitted use in the Major Commercial zoning district Plans filed with the application show the driveways would be on Marne Highway there are no recent results for popular images there are no recent results for popular videos Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account From the Bentonville Bulletin: Fair Street Village, the only mobile home park in Centerton, is currently listed for sale at $1,100,000 The 1.5-acre site is home to 14 mobile homes about half of which are owned by residents who rent their lots a California-based real estate entrepreneur who specializes in apartments and mobile home parks He says the ownership group he represents has received multiple offers but is undecided on selling we're reevaluating it as to if we're going to do that or not,” he said maybe it's even a little bit premature for you and I to be talking about it.” With Centerton’s rapid growth — it has been the fastest-growing city in Arkansas in some years — redevelopment is always a possibility. In nearby Featherston Village houses on 1/10th of an acre are selling for $190,000-$240,000 Torelli believes the park has more value as a mobile home park versus being redeveloped given the renovations he’s made in the past three and a half years since purchasing it “I think it's worth more as a mobile home park than land because we've renovated it “Normally the old mobile home parks that are not renovated Fair Street Village is located in downtown Centerton a short walk from a neighborhood park and multiple restaurants “The offers I have are all people that want to operate it as a mobile home park,” he said a developer might tear it all down … I haven't thought about this The Bentonville Bulletin stopped by to ask residents about the potential sale but most declined to comment on the record which she considers affordable — “especially for the Bentonville area.” and described a strong sense of community among residents residents who own their homes could face large bills for relocating Despite their name, “mobile” homes are rarely moved once placed — fewer than 5% ever are. Relocating one costs between $5,000 and $20,000, according to contractor services website Angi CENTERTON -- City residents will head back to the polls for a runoff election to fill the City Council's Ward 2 Incumbent Keith Higginbotham and challenger Wendy Henson will go head-to-head for the seat in the general election runoff Dec Thomas Saccente covers Bentonville and Benton County news for the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette He has spent most of his life in Arkansas and started his professional journalism career in Fort Smith in 2015 He began working for the Democrat-Gazette in 2019 covering the River Valley before moving to Northwest Arkansas in 2024 This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Northwest Arkansas Newspapers LLC CENTERTON -- One person died and another person was injured in an accident involving three vehicles late Thursday afternoon according to a Facebook post by the Centerton Police Department CENTERTON -- Anyone planning a new construction project in the city will have to start paying more if the city.. CENTERTON -- The Police Department has received a $463,811 grant from the U.S Department of Justice's Office on Violence Against Women to address domestic violence CENTERTON -- The Planning Commission gave the green light Tuesday allowing a proposed pickleball complex with indoor and outdoor courts,.. Some building projects in Centerton and elsewhere in western Benton County are at a standstill because population growth is outpacing the capacity for wastewater treatment CENTERTON -- The city is moving forward with an addition and remodeling of the city's Police Department building to give the growing department more space Sunny and a blue sky over the agricultural land on Centerton Road in Moorestown where 64 townhouses will be built is about a half-mile from the Hartford Road intersection The market-rate and affordable townhouses will have one driveway Part of Moorestown's affordable housing program will fall into place on Thursday when the Planning Board is expected to finalize its approval of constructing 64 owner-occupied townhouses — 13 of them affordable — next to the Burlington County Agricultural Center on Centerton Road will buy the 17.64 acres from the Diocese of Trenton to build the L-shaped development on the mostly agricultural land and add a sole entrance and exit on Centerton Road An existing house and shed on the property will be demolished The site was added to the municipality's affordable housing plan in 2019 Planning Board members unanimously approved granting D.R Horton preliminary and major subdivision approval The vote this week is expected to memorialize the resolution outlining the project and the conditions for development will have four streets and feature the "Crofton," a four-bedroom two-car-garage townhouse with basement storage and a rec room The "Jefferson" affordable units will have two to three bedrooms and no garage or basement the developer has proposed an 8.5-foot asphalt bicycle path CENTERTON -- The city's post office will get the workspace it needs to deal with people continuing to move into.. Early voting for Tuesday's general election continues from 8 a.m Voters may cast a ballot at any polling place in the county where they are registered to vote All 5 Releases CENTERTON -- The city adopted one-time fees for development last week after months of discussion CENTERTON -- A new chamber of commerce has started to help local businesses grow alongside the city CENTERTON -- The City Council postponed adopting new one-time fees for development to allow officials to research what it can.. BENTONVILLE -- A Centerton man was sentenced to 120 days in jail and 10 years of probation after pleading guilty to internet stalking of a child BENTONVILLE -- A circuit judge found a Centerton man unfit to stand trial in his mother's killing and ordered him to be transported to the Arkansas State Hospital to.. BENTONVILLE -- Firefighters battled a house fire Tuesday afternoon in Bentonville was arrested Thursday in connection with financial identity fraud Jones remained in the Benton County Jail on Friday with no bond set Gael Langdon earned her degree in journalism from Harding University She spent the early years after graduation working for a digital news startup and as a freelance writer and editor Gael enjoys investigative work and has passions for traveling learning and seeing the world through the eyes of others CENTERTON -- A project to make more room for the city's growing Police Department is now in its design phase,.. Centerton experiences a transformative shift in its approach to waste management This initiative promises to introduce enhanced efficiency in waste collection and a significant reduction in the environmental footprint associated with waste disposal Michelle Murphy of Jordan Disposal remarked through its partnership with Jordan Disposal has the potential to become a shining example for other communities looking to elevate their waste management standards Our comprehensive and innovative approach is designed to be effective and sustainable and we are confident that this program will inspire municipalities across the region." By providing residents with a convenient and efficient way to collect and dispose of large amounts of waste facilitate proper sorting for recycling initiatives and ensure that waste is managed in an environmentally sound manner This ease of access to efficient waste disposal ultimately contributes to preserving the natural beauty of Centerton and promoting a more sustainable and greener community for all who cherish its valley charm catering to needs ranging from construction and demolition waste to the disposal of household trash and discarded tires all to make waste management effortless for their clientele For a more detailed understanding of Jordan Disposal's commitment to setting new standards in Centerton and to explore its full spectrum of waste management offerings Learn how the company meets various disposal needs by providing accessible and affordable solutions for communities across the region All market data (will open in new tab) is provided by Barchart Solutions Information is provided 'as is' and solely for informational purposes, not for trading purposes or advice. For exchange delays and terms of use, please read disclaimer (will open in new tab) and we are confident that this program will inspire municipalities across the region.\" Guests at the third annual Uptown Hoedown helped raise more than $112,000 to benefit Saving Grace on Nov