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Day: April 21, 2026

Latest Workforce Services report says 9,221 working in Clark County
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Latest Workforce Services report says 9,221 working in Clark County

Clark County’s unemployment rate for January 2026, not seasonally adjusted, is at 5.4%, according to a preliminary county-by-county report released this week by the Arkansas Division of Workforce Services

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Arkansas Advocate: Low reimbursement rates force hospitals to scale back services
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Arkansas Advocate: Low reimbursement rates force hospitals to scale back services

Hospitals in Jacksonville, Fort Smith and Camden have all cut services since January

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Effort to rein in LEARNS stalls, as expected
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Effort to rein in LEARNS stalls, as expected

Rep. Jim Wooten, R-Beebe, knew his resolution meant to reduce spending for the LEARNS Act’s educational freedom accounts would not gain much traction. In fact, he said so.

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Betty Bowdle
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Betty Bowdle

Betty was the first female investigator of property recovery for General Motors

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Patricia Daniels
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Patricia Daniels

Pat worked at West Department Store for many years, retired from Ouachita Baptist University, and was a member of Park Hill Baptist Church

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Dispatch Desk: Evicted tenants leave landlords with damaged property
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Dispatch Desk: Evicted tenants leave landlords with damaged property

The following incidents were gathered from reports filed April 13-19, 2026, at the Arkadelphia Police Department and Clark County Sheriff’s Office

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New project ‘floats’ idea of solar panels on irrigation reservoirs
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New project ‘floats’ idea of solar panels on irrigation reservoirs

Electricity and water don’t usually mix, but technological advancements in floating solar arrays open the potential to generate electricity while decreasing impacts on farm irrigation reservoirs and agricultural land

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