For many years after statehood, Arkansas had few schools and no colleges.
HISTORY MINUTE: The first college in Arkansas
Malvern cattlemen angered over water pollution
An estimated 1,700 head of cattle continue grazing in the affected area, and landowners say they’re stuck with sick cows they can’t send to market.
Veteran coach returns to Ouachita football
Espy is a 2011 Ouachita graduate and played football for the Tigers for two seasons before beginning what has been a successful coaching career spanning more than a decade.
Owen wins 25th Shambarger Competition at Ouachita
Hosted by the Division of Music in Ouachita’s School of Fine Arts, the competition is named for the late Mary Shambarger, professor emerita of music at Ouachita.
COMMENTARY: Gutting Arkansas’ open meetings law
If this bill becomes law, the open meetings section of the FOIA would become almost meaningless. School board members could get together in groups anytime and anywhere they choose as long as the number in the gathering is below a quorum.
More freezing temps likely for Arkansas
The National Weather Service in Little Rock is predicting the next chance of rain to be on Thursday and Friday, March 16-17.
ASP: Don’t rely on luck this St. Patrick’s Day — Drive sober or get pulled over
St. Patrick’s Day is one of the deadliest times on our nation’s roads. During the 2016-2020 St. Patrick’s Day holiday period, 287 lives were lost in drunk-driving crashes.
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