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  • Bismarck man sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for sexual exploitation of a minor

    Bismarck man sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for sexual exploitation of a minor

    HOT SPRINGS — Aaron Edward Briggs, 28, formerly of Morgan City, Louisiana, was sentenced yesterday to thirty (30) years in prison without the possibility of parole on one count of Sexual Exploitation of a Minor via the Production of Child Pornography. The Honorable Chief Judge Susan O. Hickey presided over the sentencing hearing in the… Read more

  • Mr. GoodTime’s Hearsay Fishing Report

    How many of you have that friend who dragged you three miles into the woods and turned out the pond was nothing more than an obese mud puddle, and to top it off he out-fishes you? Read more

  • No. 19 Tigers host NWOSU for Homecoming

    By Brian RamseyOBU Sports Information ARKADELPHIA – The 19th-ranked Ouachita Baptist University football team looks to rebound from its first conference loss since 2017 this Saturday at home against Northwestern Oklahoma State. It is Homecoming for Ouachita with kickoff set for noon at Cliff Harris Stadium. The game will be broadcast live through the Ouachita Football… Read more

  • No. 13 Reddies to take on Southeastern Oklahoma State

    Paul Laird Field | Durant, Oklahoma | 2 p.m. CTLive Video | Live Radio Broadcast | Live Stats | Game Notes ARKADELPHIA — No. 13 Henderson State will play in the game of the year thus far in the Great American Conference on Saturday afternoon when it travels to Southeastern Oklahoma State for a battle of unbeaten teams at 2 p.m. in… Read more

  • City issues $11.8M in September building permits

    The City of Arkadelphia issued building permits with an estimated construction value of $11.8 million for the month of September. Permits issued in September were: JT Mitchell, of Little Rock. Jobsite at 1011 S. 15th St. Remodel of single-family dwelling. Filed Sept. 2. Huber Rental Properties. Jobsite at 1400 Cutler St. Repair of roof and… Read more

  • 100 projects completed during Ouachita’s Tiger Serve Day

    ARKADELPHIA — Ouachita Baptist University’s Elrod Center for Family and Community held its Fall 2021 Tiger Serve Day event on Saturday, Sept. 25. One hundred projects in and around Arkadelphia were completed by 831 Ouachita volunteers who also resumed traditional Tiger Serve Day activities such as visiting the homes of senior adults, yard work and… Read more

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