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The City of Arkadelphia is celebrating “spooky season” like never before
Haunted hayride, Fall Fest among Halloween activities planned in Arkadelphia
Poll: Cooler weather best part of fall
With the warm season (hopefully) behind us, cooler temperatures are ahead. We asked our readers what they like most about this time of year
Foreign-owned acres of U.S. farmland may be underreported
While the issue of foreign ownership of farm- and forestland in the United States goes back to the nation’s earliest days, concerns were reignited in 2021 when Chinese buyers eyed farmland near U.S. military bases
Arkansans seek assistance from federal program as student loan payments resume
More than 38,000 Arkansans are enrolled in the new Saving on A Valuable Education plan
Arkansas hunters set alligator harvest record
Arkansas hunters tallied 202 legally harvested alligators, swamping the old record of 174 taken in 2020
The scoop on Braum’s: Arkadelphia in queue for ice cream parlor, but company not making promises
There still remains a chance that Arkadelphia could have its very own Braum’s — just not anytime soon
Interested in archeology? Oct. 3 presentation to detail state archeological society
Gillian Steeno of the Arkansas Archeological Survey will present “Interested in Archeology? Learn about the Society and Become a Volunteer!” at the October meeting of the Ouachita Chapter of the Arkansas Archeological Society
Low water brings boating hazards near the surface
A hot, dry summer has left Arkansas lakes and rivers lower than usual for the arrival of fall
Arkadelphia on fence about cashing in $4.2M loan to upgrade water meters
The City of Arkadelphia is set to receive a $4,250,000 loan from the Drinking Water State Revolving Loan Fund
Arkadelphia college student loses handgun to local burglar
Campus police at Henderson State University solved a pair of car break-ins thanks to a reckless act by the alleged thief
No bidder for Arkadelphia strip mall
With no interested buyers for an Arkadelphia strip mall, a court-appointed receiver now has the option to sell the property
‘Podiumgate,’ ‘Lecterngate’: No matter what you call it, it’s a questionable mess
If we lived in a better world, we’d all be willing to believe the governor’s spokesperson when she says the purchase of a $19,000 lectern with a state credit card was an “accounting error”
Love’s expands Prescott travel stop to include truck wash
Love’s Travel Stop opened its second Arkansas truck wash on Wednesday, the company announced
With no paper mill project on horizon, Clark County jobs group nixes need for air permit
Economic development officials in Clark County opted out of renewing an air permit gifted to the county after Sun Bio backed out of a major paper mill project
Baptist Health employees in Arkansas get $1.7M in student loan forgiveness
To administer this benefit, Baptist Health partnered with Aptus Financial, a financial planning firm based in Little Rock with a team of national student loan experts
Clark County’s opioid dispense rate lower than state average | Stacker
A 2022 study funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse found that counties with higher dispensing rates had more cases of opioid misuse and dependence
History Minute: Arkansas as the “Bear State”
Though bears could be found in almost every state in the 1800s, Arkansas stood out for its large bear population, famously becoming the “Bear State”
South Arkansas circuit clerk, husband face felony conviction after restaurant incident | magnoliareporter.com
The charges relate to a Thursday, April 6 incident at Santiago’s Mexican Restaurant in Magnolia
Arkansas retired teachers director makes Arkadelphia stop
The Clark County Retired Teachers Association (CCRTA) enjoyed a picnic to kickstart the group’s new year
Arkadelphia Rotarians get visit from district governor
The Rotary Club of Arkadelphia-Sunrise recently hosted Emil Woerner, District Governor of Rotary International District 6170
It’s a good idea to embed public’s right to know in Arkansas Constitution | Commentary
An effort to ask voters to enshrine the state’s sunshine law in the Arkansas Constitution should come together quickly
Dispatch Desk: Monday, Sept. 25
Drunken driver causes mayhem on 26th Street | Man not worried about hammer thrown through window | No foul play suspected in 33-year-old’s death
Randy Hill announces bid for re-election as Clark County district court judge
Randy Hill announced he is seeking re-election as District Court Judge for Clark County
Mary Kuhn
Mary was a retired school teacher from the Delight School District and returned to the classroom as an instructor for the Clark County Adult Education Program
William Van Tweedle
Van was a former volunteer fireman for Hollywood Fire Department and a retired carpenter and construction worker in and around Arkadelphia for many years
Rickey Lee
Rickey Eugene Lee passed away peacefully the afternoon of Saturday, September 23, 2023, with the love of his family surrounding him. Rickey was born in Delight, AR in 1955 to Edward and […]
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