Tiger Serve Day unites multiple generations in service
While students and residents anticipate Tiger Serve Day each semester, this one was special for longtime director Judy Duvall
While students and residents anticipate Tiger Serve Day each semester, this one was special for longtime director Judy Duvall
A series of strong thunderstorms swept across Southwest Arkansas late Saturday, April 25, dumping damaging hail in portions of Clark and Pike counties and causing power outages in a three-county area
The last time Arkansas was drought-free was the week of July 22, 2025
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at Thursday’s meeting at the University of Arkansas at Monticello unanimously approved a regulations package incorporating more than 200 changes to the AGFC Code of Regulations
Arkansas’ strawberry crop is not only looking good, but is also running a little early this year
The increase was likely due to a combination of factors, including excellent weather during the hunt, a few strong years of reproduction and an increase in the number of adult gobblers on the landscape
In its April 12 data, the National Agricultural Statistics Service reported that 74% of Arkansas’ pastures were in fair, poor or very poor condition