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One-third of ‘Super Site’ land to be planted; highway projects still in talks
By Joel PhelpsThe Arkadelphian A portion of the 1,000-acre “super site” purchased to attract industry will be planted with pine seedlings following a unanimous decision by the Economic Development Corp. of Clark County. The acreage that will be planted totals 336 acres. With a lengthy agenda, the EDCCC met Tuesday at the Arkadelphia Recreation Center.… Read more
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Henderson’s Wind Ensemble to perform Oct. 3
By Steve FellersHenderson Creative Services Manager “Landscapes” is the theme for the Henderson State University Wind Ensemble’s first performance of the academic year. The group of talented student musicians will perform Sunday, Oct. 3, at 4 p.m. in the Arkansas Hall Auditorium. Admission is free, and the concert can also be viewed online via Facebook… Read more
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Tigers remain in Top 20
By Brian RamseyOBU Sports InformationARKADELPHIA – The Ouachita Baptist University football team has been ranked No. 19 and No. 17 in this week’s top 25 polls for NCAA Division II. The Tigers (3-1) fell 11 spots to No. 19 in this week’s American Football Coaches Association Top 25 Poll, and dropped 10 spots to No. 17… Read more
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Arkadelphia to host October arts festival
The two-day curated art, music and culinary event combines a respected regional art show and sale with a modern twist on food, live music and performing arts. Read more
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Arkadelphian subject of Arkansas Business Publishing Group column
On Monday, Arkansas Business Publishing Group’s Kyle Massey offered a chronology of how arkadelphian.com sprang up in a media desert and noted the viability of an online news publication, as magnoliareporter.com has served its Columbia County/Southwest Arkansas audience for a decade. Read more
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EDCCC to meet Tuesday
The Economic Development Corp. of Clark County will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday, Sept. 28, at noon at the Arkadelphia Recreation Center. The 15-member panel has more than a dozen topics of discussion for its noon meeting. [adrotate banner=“8”] Among them are an audit report from the Arkadelphia-based firm Echols, Thompson & Kneebone; South Central… Read more
