NASS forecasts new record soybean yield for Arkansas
Arkansas is on track to break its year-old record for soybeans
Day: August 16, 2024
Whelen Springs boil order lifted
Customers of Gurdon Waterworks and Whelen Springs Water Department are under a precautionary boil order per the Arkansas Department of Health
Arkansas Advocate: Heads of private schools participating in state voucher program cite aid to families
As Arkansas students head back to the classroom this month, around 12,000 will be attending one of more than 120 private schools that have been approved for the second year of the state’s school voucher program
Clark County Quorum Court opts for self-funded health insurance
Friday’s decision comes on the heels of an expected $120,000 spike — a 16% increase — in annual premium costs, set to take effect within the next year
13 weeks of GriefShare sessions start Aug. 19
Arkadelphia’s First Baptist Church will offer the grief support ministry, GriefShare, for 13 weeks starting Monday, Aug. 19, for anyone who has experienced the loss of a spouse, child, family member or friend
More Arkansas counties under burn bans as drought conditions spread
Four Arkansas counties were placed under burn bans ahead of the Aug. 17 weekend as the entire southern half of the state is now listed under a “moderate” threat of wildfire danger