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New AHS pantry gives students choice, builds partnerships
A new student pantry at Arkadelphia High School opened this semester, offering a grocery-style option for students facing food insecurity Read more
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911 contract tops tonight’s quorum court meeting
Controversy surrounding a contract for ambulance services in Clark County will again rear its head as justices of the peace hear attorney remarks about the issue and consider an ordinance on the matter Read more
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Severe weather threat lingers through Wednesday
Following a round of severe thunderstorms that swept over Arkansas late Friday into Saturday morning, the National Weather Service in Little Rock says we’re not yet out of the woods Read more
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COMMENTARY: Voters sent Sarah Sanders a message in primaries. What lesson will she take from it?
After candidates backed by Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders were defeated in last week’s primary elections, Arkansas’ Republican governor is unlikely to embark on a tour of contrition similar to that of former Gov. Bill Clinton Read more
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Stateline: HUD seeks to reduce time allowed for tenants to receive notice before evictions for nonpayment
Amid a slew of proposed changes scaling the federal government’s role in broadening assistance in federal rental programs, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development plans to rescind a 2024 regulation requiring public housing agencies and certain federally subsidized landlords to give 30 days’ notice before filing for eviction based on unpaid rent Read more
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History Minute: Understanding Iran’s turbulent history, from Persia to modern times
The history of Iran, called Persia in ancient times, dates back to antiquity, but it has often been the scene of upheaval and warfare Read more