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Commentary: Arkansas needs balanced strategy to address educator concerns about AI
While AI can offer transformative support for students who need it, it also risks eroding the foundational skills we are trying to help them acquire Read more
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Appeals court denies City of Arkadelphia’s immunity claim in property rights dispute
A Clark County couple’s lawsuit against the City of Arkadelphia is headed back to a lower court after the Arkansas Court of Appeals remanded parts of an appeal by the city Read more
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HSU College of Business announces Tad & Judy Krug Entrepreneurship Institute
Through the program, students will move entrepreneurship beyond the classroom by launching startups, competing in pitch competitions, securing seed funding, and working directly with mentors and regional business leaders Read more
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OBU music students compete for cash March 19
The School of Performing Arts at Ouachita Baptist University cordially invites the community to attend the David Glaze Music Competition to be held Thursday, March 19, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. in the McBeth Recital Hall in the Mabee Fine Arts building Read more
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John Gates
Born and raised in Gurdon, John served in the Navy before a career as a commercial property appraiser in California and Oregon Read more
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Iranian war strands global timber shipments, but Arkansas impacts minimal
The conflict in the Strait of Hormuz is restricting imports to the rapidly growing timber markets in the Middle East and northern Africa, according to an industry outlet, but impacts on the Arkansas timber industry will likely be minimal Read more