FOIA amendment would reduce ‘tweaking’ of law
Over the years since Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller signed Arkansas’s FOIA in 1967 as one of the first and best in the nation, legislators and sometimes state officials have consistently tinkered with it
Arkansas State Police: Make a p’int to drive sober on St. Patty’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day can be a dangerous day on America’s roads due to increased alcohol consumption and drunk driving
Dispatch Desk: March 4-11
Man loses pizza delivery to sticky-fingered neighbor | Gas station ice box falls victim to poor driving (or parking?) skills | Thieves make off with small game traps
David Glaze Music Competition to be held at Ouachita on March 14
The competition will showcase performances from five student musicians who made it past the preliminary rounds of video entries
Crowell: Budget hearings scrutinize state spending ahead of fiscal session
The largest single expenditure is about $2.5 billion for the Public School Fund
Amity fireman named 2024 First Responder of the Year
It was an autumn afternoon in 2017 when explosions and shots rang out outside Jeremy’s Sport Stop in Amity
Real Estate: Boat battery company buys Arkadelphia property
Clark County real estate transactions recorded Feb. 23 through March 7, 2024, having a value of $100,000 or greater