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Farmington district expects to have bond money in hand by summer as it puts junior high plans into motion | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

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FARMINGTON -- The School District hopes to have bond funds for a planned new junior high school in hand by this summer after voters approved a 2-mill property tax increase earlier this month.

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Farmington district expects to have bond money in hand by summer as it puts junior high plans into motion | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

FARMINGTON -- The School District hopes to have bond funds for a planned new junior high school in hand by this summer after voters approved a 2-mill property tax increase earlier this month.

·Arkansas, United States
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NW Arkansas Democrat Gazette broke the news in Arkansas, United States on Monday, March 23, 2026.
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