HISTORY MINUTE: The story of how Democrats gained control in Arkansas
Backstabbing and corruption are often common features of politics, so much so that many people are repelled by the entire process.
Month: November 2022
James Deaton
Jimmy never met a stranger, and could strike up a conversation with anyone. From Jimmy himself, “I grew up with more friends than anyone could expect, and they are friends that I will have forever.”
AHS band wins 7th state championship
The Arkadelphia High School Badger Pride Marching Band ended their competition season with a “bang,” becoming 7-time 4A state champions on Tuesday, Nov. 1, at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock.
Yule Love Christmas event boasts interactive holiday experience
Presented by the Arkadelphia A&P Commission, “Yule Love Christmas in Arkadelphia” will feature a variety of holiday-themed events.
City absorbing health insurance hike for employees, wins $45K bid for dog park
The City of Arkadelphia will be paying an additional $133,000 in annual insurance premiums for its employees following an action Tuesday from the board of directors.
New signage unveiled at Feaster Trail
The sign placements were a Clark County Leadership VII project dating to 2018.
More fruit, vegetable crops needed to stave off hunger in Arkansas
“In Arkansas, the top ten crops that we’re growing do not include fruits and vegetables, but we do have meat. Our poultry is pretty strong, as is our rice.”