Arkadelphia prepares for road closures ahead of Winter Storm Fern
The City of Arkadelphia is preparing for expected winter weather related to Winter Storm Fern and is announcing anticipated road closures to help protect public safety
Category: City & County
First stretch of Arkadelphia Bypass set to open Thursday
At around noon Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026, a portion of the Arkadelphia Bypass is scheduled to open to motorists, city officials announced on Facebook
Paid Political Announcement: BILL ROGERS for CLARK COUNTY JUDGE
As a current candidate for CLARK COUNTY JUDGE, an article was recently published in The Southern Standard and here in The Arkadelphian that allowed me to tell you some things about myself, my experiences and my qualifications. Today, for a couple of reasons, I’d like to tell you about my family.
Arkadelphia secures $1M loan for MLK Park; construction planned for spring 2026
The City of Arkadelphia has secured a $1 million loan to move forward with construction of the Martin Luther King Jr. Park project, marking a significant step in a long-discussed community initiative
Arkadelphia recognized as 2025 Trendsetter City by Arkansas Business
The recognition honors Arkadelphia’s water and wastewater line relocation project completed in conjunction with the Arkadelphia Bypass project
Valor EMS offers first report since securing 911 contract
From contracting its own dispatch services to outgrowing its headquarters, the first three months of providing ambulance services in Arkadelphia and surrounding areas have been busy for Valor EMS
Bill Rogers announces candidacy for Clark County Judge
Bill Rogers is a born and raised resident of Clark County. His faith has consistently shaped the way he has learned to live, work and treat others. Bill believes that true leadership is rooted in Christian values.