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Henderson professor acquitted of meth charges
By Joe MaySpecial to The Arkadelphian A Clark County jury on Wednesday found a former professor innocent on charges that he and another faculty member allegedly manufactured methamphetamine in Henderson State University’s science building in 2019. Terry David Bateman, 47, of Arkadelphia, was a chemistry professor at HSU when he and fellow professor Bradley Rowland,… Read more
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Catch a ‘dinosaur’ in Arkansas: apply for alligator gar permit
LITTLE ROCK – The application period to catch and keep a trophy-size Arkansas alligator gar opens Nov. 1 and closes Dec. 31. Only 200 tags will be awarded for the 2022 calendar year. This tag is required to harvest an alligator gar larger than 36 inches. While not truly a dinosaur, the alligator gar was… Read more
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Duck hunters encouraged to donate old decoys
PINE BLUFF — With less than a month until Arkansas’s regular duck season, many excited hunters are going through old bags of decoys, looking for a reason to freshen up their spread. Instead of pitching those old, shot or faded decoys into the trash, let the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission rehome them and spark… Read more
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Driver test online scheduling tool expands statewide; CDL testing added to service
An online scheduling tool will soon be available to anyone preparing to be tested for the written knowledge portion of the Arkansas driver’s license exam. Read more
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Henderson to host Family Science Night Oct. 28
Students and faculty representing the biology, chemistry, and engineering and physics departments will be on hand to conduct experiments and provide opportunities for hands-on experiences. Read more
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Goza Middle School announces Honor Roll
Goza Middle School has announced its Honor Roll students for the first nine weeks of the 2021-2022 school year. Read more