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How a long putter saved one player from quitting
LITTLE ROCK — Before a putting green was built to the right of the first tee at War Memorial Park,…
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House passes Violence Against Women Act with no Arkansas delegation support
WASHINGTON — The House voted Thursday to reauthorize an expanded version of the landmark 1994 Violence Against Women Act without…
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SEARK college hosts Food for the Soul Luncheon
SOUTHEAST ARKANSAS COLLEGE HOST FOOD FOR THE SOUL LUNCHEONThe Southeast Arkansas College Office of College Affairs recently hosted a Food…
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20-week abortion ban becomes law after Senate overrides veto
LITTLE ROCK —Legislation banning most abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy became law in Arkansas on Thursday when the Senate…
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Hot Springs student receives UAPB scholarship
Mason Chapmond of Hot Springs was recently awarded a University Scholarship from the Office of Recruitment at the University of…
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Proposal would allow private golf lessons at state-owned courses
LITTLE ROCK — Golf pros would be able to help people with their drives, putts and chip shots at state-owned…
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Club for Growth ad slams Pryor
WASHINGTON —The conservative Club for Growth announced Thursday a “six-figure” television ad in Arkansas against U.S. Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark.The…
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National Aquaculture/Fisheries Advisory Council meets March 7
The annual meeting of the National Aquaculture/Fisheries Advisory Council will be held from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday at…
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Regional planning commission to meet Thursday
The Southeast Arkansas Regional Planning Commission will meet at noon Thursdayat Harbor Oaks Restaurant.
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Arkansas makes slow, steady progress in juvenile justice
BENTONVILLE — Arkansas may have locked up more young offenders 10 or 15 years ago, but its new approach to…