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High Above
Eddie Pearson sits atop the 155-foot cell tower at U.S. 79 and Interstate 530 as Josh Hodnett climbs up. Both…
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Division of Agriculture awards grants to projects for strawberry sustainability
FAYETTEVILLE — Projects from several states and $2.64 million in grants will add up to more sustainable strawberries for U.S.…
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Corps lifts small craft advisory for Arkansas River
The Army Corps of Engineers has lifted the small craft advisory for the Arkansas River.Advisories are issued when flows reach…
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Corps changes lock policy for recreational boats
After receiving extensive input from the public, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will implement a new…
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Soggy farmland dries out; corn irrigation begins; winter wheat harvest close
HELENA-WEST HELENA — Arkansas’ corn producers are nearly done with planting as harvest time approaches for the state’s winter wheat…
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UCA run compares to ‘Cuse in 2006
LITTLE ROCK — Catching up on the University of Central Arkansas’ improbable run through the Southland Conference baseball tournament, Tiger…
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Digest for 05-30-13
COMMUNITY‘Camp of Champions’ set for JulyMONTICELLO — The Arkansas-Monticello softball team will host its 18th annual “Camp of Champions” July…
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Beebe names former audit chief as treasurer
LITTLE ROCK — Gov. Mike Beebe on Wednesday named Charles Robinson, former head of the state Division of Legislative Audit,…
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Man hit by train Tuesday night identified
The body of a man who was hit by a train and died Tuesday night has been sent to the…
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NO QUICK FIX Dilapidated houses, demolition a complicated problem
The problem is easily seen.Pine Bluff has the country’s fastest-shrinking population, a steady decline that has been blamed in large…