Arkansas Postcard Past: Bald Knob in 1911
Bald Knob, 1911: The City Dray, a wagon for heavy freight pulled by mules, was parked in front of the depot. The wooden depot ...
Arkansas appeals court judge challenges APERS over its refusal to correct mistakes that cost him money
Claiming he has been repeatedly misinformed about his retirement benefits, Arkansas Appeals Court Judge Bart Virden on ...
AT HOME | OPINION: 12 ways to add graciousness to your gatherings
1. Provide details. Anticipate your guests' needs and address them before they ask. In addition to the time, date and place ...
IN THE GARDEN: Central Arkansas is the northern range for the tropical tree Chinese parasol
Retired after 38 years with the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service, Janet Carson ranks among Arkansas' best ...
OPINION | DRIVETIME MAHATMA: Data indicates vehicle fires on the rise
And, yes, the numbers show a marked increase in vehicle fires. Unfortunately, there isn't a breakdown in type of vehicle or ...
UCA enrollment up, but ATU and SAU see enrollment fall
Fall enrollment at Southern Arkansas University is down 8% from last fall, at 4,733 students, but the drop was anticipated, ...
Entrance to Fayetteville road to be closed for two weeks for Mission Boulevard Trail work
East Viewpoint Drive at East Mission Boulevard will be closed to traffic starting Monday and lasting through Oct. 18, ...
Lawsuit filed over Fort Smith’s participation in $100 million federal pollution reduction grant program
FORT SMITH -- A Fort Smith law firm filed suit Thursday claiming the city and city administrator overstepped their authority ...
Arkansas football expected to host large group of prospects for Tennessee game
Arkansas football is expected to host more than 50 prospects for the Tennessee game Saturday night at Reynolds Razorback ...
Remains of missing WWII soldier from Gravette identified
The remains of a U.S. soldier who died in the D-Day Normandy invasion during World War II have been identified as those of a ...
Arkansas National Guard ships thousands of MREs to areas hit by Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene's death toll soared to 215 people on Thursday as more victims were found, making Helene the deadliest ...
“Nightflying ” founder Read to be honored Saturday with concert, award in Hot Springs
Musicians, fans and friends will pay tribute to "Nightflying" founder Peter Read during a special concert beginning at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Big Chill, 910 Higdon Ferry R0ad in Hot Springs.