School board member Gina White pointed out a $7.2 million figure she had never seen before on the monthly financial report. “That’s $2 million above where we were last year,” White said.
In June 2021, Noel abused and caused physical injury to a developmentally disabled resident of the Arkadelphia Human Development Center.
In Fall 2021, Ouachita celebrated a number of historic school records including its highest enrollment in 55 years and largest, most diverse freshman class in its history.
“It’s past time to open the U.S. Capitol and Senate Office Buildings back up to the American people. They need access to these halls and to the buildings that contain so much of our nation’s history, art and culture. One of the things I enjoy most is watching our democracy and history come alive for Arkansans as they tour the Capitol,” Boozman said.
The Rosemary Gossett Adams Department of Art & Design in Ouachita Baptist University’s School of Fine Arts will host photography exhibits “Be Here to Love Me” by Liz Sanders and “Sticks and Stones” by Donna Pinckley from Feb. 28-April 1 in the Adams Galleries of Moses-Provine Hall
Clark County Judge Troy Tucker had plenty to say Monday during a Quorum Court meeting about social media rumors about the truck bypass planned for Arkadelphia.
What started with jovial remarks about hopes of a quick meeting to return home for the evening of Valentine’s Day turned tense quickly and became an hour-long meeting as some Clark County justices fired off questions they had about the transparency of a 1/2-cent sales tax fund.
