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What to know about the Arkansas property tax deadline

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Arkansas residents face a property tax payment deadline of October 15, 2025. They can choose to pay online through the AR. gov tax portal, which allows navigation by county. In Benton County, residents can pay at revenue offices in Bentonville, Rogers, Siloam Springs, and Gravette. Washington County offers payment options at the courthouse and revenue offices in Fayetteville, Springdale, and Lincoln.

Sebastian County residents can pay at the Sebastian County Courthouse, Greenwood Courthouse, or the Phoenix Avenue Revenue Office. Payments made by mail must be postmarked by the deadline to be considered timely. This deadline is crucial for residents to avoid late fees or penalties. Understanding the various payment options available can help ensure compliance with local tax obligations.

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Fite to run in District 24, focuses campaign on children, seniors

Former state representative Charlene Fite announced her candidacy for Arkansas House District 24, focusing on issues affecting children, seniors, and rural communities. Fite, who previously retired in 2023, cites renewed health as a motivation for her return to public service. She will compete against Melissa Koler and Ryan Intchauspe in the Republican primary.