Ouachita signs advanced standing agreements with two seminaries
Ouachita students can now receive as many as 27 hours of advanced standing in NOBTS’ accelerated MDiv program and up to 12 hours in Beeson’s MDiv degree track
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Speed on Dirt: Behind the wheel with James Rollins
Arkadelphia mechanic James Rollins is heading to Boone, Iowa to compete against 70 other dirt track racers in a national event
Arkansas Advocate: Judge denies Entergy’s effort to block news outlets from publishing details about data center agreement
U.S. District Judge Lee Rudofsky on Wednesday denied Entergy Arkansas’ request for a temporary restraining order that would have prohibited the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and Arkansas Times from disclosing details about Entergy’s agreements with Altitude Capital LLC, a Google subsidiary being used to set up the data center
Arkadelphia city manager gets rave review from board
It took the Arkadelphia Board of Directors nearly three hours to rate City Manager Gary Brinkley’s job performance as “between good and excellent.”
Dispatch Desk: Ladies jailed after wrecking vehicle taken without owner’s permission
The following incidents were gathered from reports filed Aug. 24-30, 2026, at the Arkadelphia Police Department and Clark County Sheriff’s Office
Auditions for Almost, Maine taking place Sept. 8-9
Arkadelphia Little Theatre has announced auditions for the next stage production of Almost, Maine, a romantic comedy by John Cariana
New history book highlights Clark County notables — including outlaws, crooks and rascals
The Clark County Historical Association announces the publication of a new book, Clark County Notables: Pioneers, Businessmen, Builders, Farmers, Politicians, Historians, Soldiers, Outlaws, Crooks, Rascals, and Other Memorable Characters of Yesteryear by Wendy Richter