Arkadelphia man ordered to pay restitution in Highway 7 death case
An Arkadelphia man pleaded guilty earlier this month to charges accusing him of holding a woman against her will in the final moments of her life
Barkadelphia Dog Park celebrated with official opening
The noon event drew a crowd of more than 60 folks, several of whom brought along their canine companions for the grand opening
Spring a good time to check pastures for armyworms
Armyworm damage looks like brown drought damage because of dehydration from the leaves of the damaged grass
Arkansas legislative committee approves state employee pay hike
A legislative panel advanced an amended bill Tuesday that would increase all state employees’ pay by up to 3% and create special compensation awards for those who complete special projects beyond the scope of their typical responsibilities
Superhero exhibit coming to Mid-America Science Museum
The exhibit explores the history and science of superheroes through interactive programming, movie props, replicas and rare artifacts from past and present major motion pictures and television shows
Federal financial aid stress continues for Arkansas universities, students
Nearly four months after the delayed rollout of an updated federal financial aid form, Arkansas colleges and universities continue to face challenges in accessing accurate information needed to award funding to students
Pryor not just a nice guy who finished first
Pryor was one of Arkansas’ three most powerful Democrats at a time when the party dominated state politics, the others being former President Bill Clinton and the late Sen. Dale Bumpers