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Flushing drugs could lead to ‘meth-gators,’ Tenn. authorities say
Flushing drugs down the toilet can harm water quality, authorities caution.In addition to polluting future drinking water, the drugs can also impact…
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What’s the fastest cellular company where you live? In most areas, it’s AT&T
AT&T is the top cellular provider in a large chunk of the U.S., offering the fastest data speeds, according to…
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Fenceline weaning efficient for calves, research opportunity for producers, UAPB expert says
Summer weaning can be a trying ordeal for young livestock, said David Fernandez, Ph.D, Extension livestock specialist at the University…
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Space program spinoff keeps food supply safe, UA experts say
FAYETTEVILLE – The 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing is a reminder of the scores of technological advances…
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Stuttgart Rice Field Day to feature updates on weeds, drones, irrigation
STUTTGART – Weed management, furrow irrigation and drone use in agriculture are all on the agenda Friday, Aug. 2, for…
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The Secret Lives of Words: Hercules and the U.S. wild hog invasion
Not long ago, while walking our French bulldog Ipsa along the north shore of St. George Island, Florida, my wife…
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Missouri baby born on 7/11 at 7:11 p.m., weighing 7 lbs., 11 oz.
Throughout her pregnancy, Rachel Langford says she kept seeing the numbers seven and 11.They'd pop up in the most unusual…
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Summit Church plans youth sports, art camp
Summit Baptist Church, 901 Ridgway Road, is hosting a free youth sports and art camp from 6-8:30 p.m. Tuesday and…
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Stormwater program seeks artists for Drain Smart murals
The Southeast Arkansas Stormwater Education Program is seeking artists to paint murals with educational messages on storm drains in Pine…
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UA Little Rock spring 2019 grads include locals
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock announces its spring 2019 graduates, including residents from Southeast Arkansas. The commencement was…