Judge finds Tontitown mayor should not have paid private law firm with city money

FAYETTEVILLE — A Washington County circuit judge ruled Tuesday that Tontitown Mayor Angela Russell misused public funds to pay a private law firm to represent herself and others in a lawsuit opposing expansion of the Eco-Vista Landfill.Read More

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