Volunteers pick up 1,000 pounds of trash from DeGray Lake
The event marked the 46th annual shoreline cleanup
Day: September 26, 2024
Track returning to Henderson State University
The original men’s track and field program ceased operations following the 1993 season during the school’s transition from the NAIA to the NCAA
South Arkansas Reckoning: Historic marker set for Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant’s childhood home
Before college football was a mega industry, the sport had OG coaching legends that changed the way that the game was played
Supreme Court colleagues not very collegial
We’re talking about seven esteemed black-robed justices who occupy the state’s highest court and offer the final word in the Arkansas judicial system
New program adds 12,000 acres of Arkansas wetlands for waterfowl
Nearly 12,000 additional acres of wetlands will greet waterfowl in The Natural State this winter
Arkansas Advocate: Chicken growers sue poultry execs for damages from closure, depopulated flocks
Thirteen farmers on Wednesday filed a federal lawsuit against executives of bankrupt Arkansas poultry company Cook’s Venture for the financial consequences chicken growers faced when the company abruptly closed in late 2023
Dorothy Mitchell
A graduate of Sparkman High School, Dot retired from Georgia-Pacific after a 20-year career