Governor talks increasing cases, testing demands
Arkansas had the highest number of new cases reported in one day, and the highest number of active cases since the beginning of the pandemic.
Arkansas had the highest number of new cases reported in one day, and the highest number of active cases since the beginning of the pandemic.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Arkadelphian began compiling the following data on Monday, Jan. 3, 2022. Of the 26,577 active Covid-19 cases…
“The Sixth Circuit’s decision is extremely disappointing for Arkansans because it will force them to get the shot or lose their jobs,” said Attorney General Rutledge.
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge announced she is co-leading a legal challenge to President Biden’s mandatory vaccination requirement for…
The Arkadelphia Board of Education voted 5-1 Tuesday during its regular meeting to make face coverings optional.
Receiving a Badger Pride award during Tuesday’s school board meeting were nurses Beth Hasley (Arkadelphia High School), Spenser O’Brien (Perritt Primary School) and Macy Jones (Peake Elementary School).
Following the decision, board member Clark Tennyson questioned the district’s handle on quarantines, asking if recent actions taken by district principals have been effective.