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Pox upon our electronic houses
The popular NBC drama, Revolution, takes viewers on a journey to a post-apocalyptic America where every piece of electronic technology…
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Mayor calls for special council meeting
Mayor Debe Hollingsworth has called for a special meeting of the Pine Bluff City Council at 1 p.m. Friday in…
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Body art, ballot initiative reform bills advance
LITTLE ROCK — The House Public Health, Welfare and Labor Committee gave a “do pass” recommendation Thursday to SB 387,…
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Charlie Cooper’s Oaklawn picks for March 22
Here are handicapper Charlie Cooper’s Oaklawn Park picks for races on Friday, March 22.Winners on Top 4/9 (Thursday) 88/366 (Meet)Winners…
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Bill to allow guns in churches with schools advances
LITTLE ROCK — A person with a concealed handgun permit could take a weapon into a church that also operates…
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Eagle Scout hopeful uses spring break to improve bayou trail
Some teenagers use spring break as a time to shop, hang out with friends, go on vacations — but for…
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Report urges caution on steel mill project
LITTLE ROCK — An independent analysis of a proposed $1.1 billion steel plant in northeastern Arkansas suggests the state economic…
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Cooperative, agency striving to grow future farmers
The Arkansas Delta Agricultural Enterprise Cooperative is providing opportunities for youth to learn about agriculture through hands-on projects.Created in 2011,…
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Jack Robey student wins VFW essay award
Kaylor Canada, an eighth-grader at Jack Robey Junior High School, recently received the Veterans of Foreign Wars Youth Essay Contest…
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Simmons First annual report shows $210 million in added assets
Simmons First National Corp. reported an $210 million increase in total assets — from $3.3 billion to $3.5 billion —…