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GAME NOTES: Tigers, Weevils meet for 80th time
By Brian RamseyOBU Sports Information ARKADELPHIA — The 11th-ranked Ouachita Baptist University football team is on the road for a second straight weekend to face the University of Arkansas at Monticello. Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. this Saturday, October 16 at Convoy Leslie Cotton Boll Stadium in Monticello. The Ouachita Football Network will take the… Read more
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GAME NOTES: No. 9 Reddies (6-0) vs. No. 20 Harding (5-1)
Carpenter-Haygood Stadium at Ruggles Field | Arkadelphia, Arkansas | 2 p.m. CTLive Video | Live Radio Broadcast | Live Stats | Game Notes | Homecoming Events ARKADELPHIA — In a Homecoming matchup that has been building for several weeks, No. 9 Henderson State and No. 20 Harding face off on Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. in Arkadelphia with GAC and NCAA playoff implications on… Read more
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EDCCC board meeting scheduled
The Economic Development Corp. of Clark County will hold a board meeting at noon Tuesday, Oct. 26, at the Fairfield Inn & Suites, 258 Red Hill Road, Arkadelphia. The meeting is open to the public. Read more
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Library hosting book sale at arts festival
What goes together better than art and books? Attendees of the Arkadelphia Festival of Arts may want to make time to make a stop in the Arkadelphia Public Library’s book sale, hosted by Friends of the Clark County Library. According to Brian George, president of the Friends of the Library, the sale will be set… Read more
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Local event helping raise human trafficking awareness
In smaller communities, some of the world’s biggest problems sometimes seem far away and an issue for someone else to conquer. Human trafficking, however, can begin at any point in the world and Arkadelphia’s proximity to I-30 means the issue is not necessarily as far away as it might seem. A local group is partnering… Read more
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Time Out for Tech slated for Nov. 4
RUSSELLVILLE — Time Out for Tech, the annual visit day that provides high school seniors with a preview of learning and living at Arkansas Tech University, is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 4. Read more
