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History Minute: Miller Williams, a celebrated Arkansas writer and poet

One critic called him “the Hank Williams of American poetry,” which Miller Williams took to be the highest compliment

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History Minute: Clayton twins rise from Civil War soldiers to Arkansas leaders
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History Minute: Clayton twins rise from Civil War soldiers to Arkansas leaders

These two Pennsylvania brothers would play leading roles in the aftermath of the war in Arkansas

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History Minute: The rise and fall of Arkansas political powerhouse Sen. Robert Johnson
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History Minute: The rise and fall of Arkansas political powerhouse Sen. Robert Johnson

Sen. Robert Johnson was once one of Arkansas’s most powerful politicians, but his career was reduced to ashes

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History Minute: Lily Peter was Arkansas’s poet laureate and philanthropist
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History Minute: Lily Peter was Arkansas’s poet laureate and philanthropist

Lily Peter’s correspondence with teachers and authors were housed at Ouachita Baptist University

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History Minute: Clarence Bell, the Father of Community Colleges in Arkansas
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History Minute: Clarence Bell, the Father of Community Colleges in Arkansas

Clarence Elmo Bell was born in Camden in 1912. He graduated from Camden High School in 1930 and enrolled at Ouachita Baptist College in Arkadelphia.

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History Minutes: A forgotten disease, measles resurfaces in Texas

Measles, a disease that once killed millions, is now roaring back with a new outbreak

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History Minute: Lithium a hidden treasure beneath Arkansas soil

A large amount of the light metal deep in the earth promises to start an important new era for South Arkansas

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