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McCord leaves lasting legacy
Plenty of time remains to perform the ritual post-mortem of the General Assembly; it still breathes, and will use its…
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Immigration sophistry
Most laws are meant to stop people from doing something, and to penalize those who disregard those laws. More generally,…
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Senate passes legislation to fund health care expansion
LITTLE ROCK — After a long day of wrangling, the Senate on Wednesday passed legislation to fund Arkansas’ proposed private-option…
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PB plans meeting about using Greenville school
The public is invited to a community meeting to discuss plans for the use of Greenville Elementary School, 2501 W.…
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Legislature likely to stay past Friday deadline
LITTLE ROCK — Legislation setting state spending priorities showed little movement Wednesday, making it likely that the General Assembly won’t…
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Democrat Ross kicks off campaign for governor
FORT SMITH — Former 4th District Congressman Mike Ross entered the race for the Democratic nomination for governor Wednesday, promising…
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Holcombs donate to city youth jobs program
Pine Bluff’s summer youth employment program is $400 richer, thanks to a donation made by the family of former Alderwoman…
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Good Faith Carr announces fish fry April 25
The sixth annual fish fry at Good Faith Carr United Methodist Church, 3703 Ryburn Road, will be held from 4:30…
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SAU spoils home finale for UAM
MONTICELLO — The University of Arkansas at Monticello baseball team suffered a 5-2 loss to No. 13 Southern Arkansas on…
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Bill to halt grants to Planned Parenthood fails in House committee
LITTLE ROCK — A bill to cut off state-issued grants to Planned Parenthood failed to clear a House committee on…