New program adds 12,000 acres of Arkansas wetlands for waterfowl
Nearly 12,000 additional acres of wetlands will greet waterfowl in The Natural State this winter
Arkansas Advocate: Chicken growers sue poultry execs for damages from closure, depopulated flocks
Thirteen farmers on Wednesday filed a federal lawsuit against executives of bankrupt Arkansas poultry company Cook’s Venture for the financial consequences chicken growers faced when the company abruptly closed in late 2023
Dorothy Mitchell
A graduate of Sparkman High School, Dot retired from Georgia-Pacific after a 20-year career
Eddie White recognized for 25 years of service at Arkadelphia Post Office
Over the years, Eddie has become a familiar face to countless customers, known for his warm smile, helpful attitude, and outstanding service
‘Ice Pick Bandit’ strikes Gurdon truck stop twice, causing thousands in damages
The crimes have left law enforcement baffled and cost trucking companies tens of thousands of dollars in damages
National Science Foundation grant supports Arkansas forest health study
Globally, salinization is an issue that scientists are keeping close tabs on in both terrestrial soil and freshwater systems because it can change water quality and plant productivity
Rural Fire Show set for Oct. 5 in Conway
The Rural Fire Show is a free event held in appreciation for Arkansas firefighters and their families to honor the service and protection they provide throughout the state