Ouachita inducting 9 Tigers into hall of fame
The 2026 induction class represents eight different sports and six decades of Tiger athletics
What happens in Arkansas after the election?
The elections will end Nov. 3, and afterwards, state lawmakers’ attention will shift to the 2027 legislative session, which begins in January
Baptist Health launches central ‘OB Hub’ for delivery hospitals
The OB Hub uses PeriGen’s AI-driven PeriWatch Vigilance technology to provide an extra layer of protection for mom and baby much like an air traffic control tower for mom and baby
Letters to Editor welcome at arkadelphian.com
We welcome Letters to the Editor that are of interest to our local community, and consider each for publication
What candidates in Arkansas’ US Senate race say about AI, data centers
Voters’ concerns about artificial intelligence and the data centers that keep it running have gained prominence during the midterm election cycle, prompting questions about how the federal government could regulate the industry
Arkansas AG joining others in suit against Dollar General for false advertising
The complaint alleges that for years Dollar General has repeatedly mislabeled prices, overcharged consumers and failed to correct the issue despite extensive corporate knowledge of the problem
Letter to the Editor: Anonymous mailer missing facts about county judge candidate
A little something the topic of all this public humiliation of an anonymous author threw out there was missing was the facts
Listen Arkadelphia Podcast: Episode 1
Arkadelphian.com is launching a weekly, AI-produced podcast that rounds up all the biggest stories of the past seven days
Arkansas amendment would allow local economic development districts
Arkansas voters in November will consider a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow the creation of local economic development districts, a move supporters say will make the state competitive but opponents have derided as unnecessarily growing government
Arkansas leads nation in farm bankruptcy; Q3 filings up significantly
Arkansas led the nation in Chapter 12 bankruptcy filings in the third quarter of 2026, its 12 cases reflective of the difficult economic conditions in agriculture, according to data released by the federal courts
Ballot measures simple, except for Issue 3
Arkansas lawmakers referred to voters three simple ballot measures – and one complicated one
New DNA-based vaccine technology shows promise against salmonella
Poultry science researchers in Arkansas have developed a way to improve the effectiveness of animal vaccines against salmonella, a leading cause of foodborne illnesses
Advertorial: First United Methodist Church seeks Church Operations Administrator
First United Methodist Church of Arkadelphia is looking for someone who enjoys people, brings a welcoming spirit to the office, and understands that helping a church run smoothly is a ministry of its own
CLEST holds hearings on law enforcement matters
The Arkansas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Training (CLEST) convened October 13–14 for its October meeting and hearings at Arkansas State Police Administrative Headquarters in Little Rock
Advertorial: Fred Phillips seeks election to Clark County Quorum Court
My name is Fred Phillips, and I am running for Justice of the Peace to represent District 2 on the Clark County Quorum Court
Op-Ed: Economic development isn’t one-size-fits-all
As someone who works every day to bring new businesses and jobs to Arkadelphia and Clark County, I want to share my perspective on Issue 3 and what it could mean for communities like ours
What to do with pumpkin innards when making a jack-o’-lantern
Saved pumpkin seeds from a jack-o’-lantern can turn into a snack, a sauce or a second generation of pumpkins, but is there an easy way to separate the seeds from the pulp?
Republican’s push for initiative restrictions criticized in Arkansas secretary of state debate
Arkansas Republican Sen. Kim Hammer defended his stances on noncitizen voting and restrictions on the state’s ballot initiative process during a televised debate against his two opponents for secretary of state Thursday
Governor’s debate had some feisty moments
The Arkansas TV governor’s debate started with a joke about an old controversy and ended with a brief but civil handshake. There were some feisty moments in between.
HSU announces 2026 homecoming court
Henderson State University is preparing to celebrate Homecoming 2026 with a variety of activities planned for the week of Oct. 19-24, culminating with the crowning of homecoming royalty
Op-Ed: All we are saying is give Colt a chance
Colt Shelby isn’t the polished politician voters are used to. He’s a reflection of your everyday Arkansan.
School safety taking center stage at community event Nov. 5
The event is designed to bring parents, educators, law enforcement, and community members together for an important conversation about the challenges facing today’s students and our shared responsibility to keep our schools and children safe
Extension releases 2026 Arkansas Ballot Issues Voter Guide
Arkansas voters can read up on the statewide ballot issues they will decide Nov. 3 by downloading the 2026 Arkansas Ballot Issues Voter Guide or picking up a printed copy at their county Cooperative Extension Service office
Felony Friday: Gurdon man charged with impersonating game warden, shooting at hog hunters
This is a roundup of felony charges filed Oct. 16-30, 2026, by the Clark County Prosecutor’s Office
Nearly 3K Clark County voters cast early ballot in 2026 midterm
In the final days of early voting, 21% of registered Clark County voters had cast a ballot ahead of the 2026 General Election
On OBU stage, “This Random World” to explore life’s unexpected connections
The production examines the unexpected connections between people and the missed opportunities that can shape their lives
Operation Highway Shield finds hundreds of unqualified drivers behind wheel of commercial vehicles
At this time, AHP also identified and investigated suspected drug trafficking, human trafficking and smuggling, cargo theft, stolen vehicles and trailers, and related offenses encountered during lawful enforcement
AGFC opens applications for beginner ladies-only deer camps
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Program will host three overnight camps this hunting season specifically designed to introduce women to deer hunting, and applications for the first two hunts are available now
10,062 available workers in Clark County
Clark County’s unemployment rate for September 2026, not seasonally adjusted, was at 4.2%, according to a preliminary county-by-county report released by the Arkansas Division of Workforce Services