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Moore attends internship in Iowa
Jasmine Moore, a senior at Pine Bluff High School, received an internship with the Arkansas Mentoring and Networking Association to…
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Hay situation ‘critical’ in Arkansas, officials report
RUSSELLVILLE – Phil Sims, extension staff chair in Pope County for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, had…
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Court reverses Fort Smith man’s sexual assault conviction
LITTLE ROCK — The state Court of Appeals Thursday overturned a Fort Smith man’s sexual assault conviction because of errors…
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Unprecedented earliness seen in Arkansas crops, experts say
LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas’ corn, soybean and cotton farmers are seeing unprecedented development in their 2012 crops, and while the…
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Parent workshop to feature ice cream making
A parent-child group connection meeting featuring homemade ice cream will be held at Regional Park from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.…
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Senate nearing passage of farm bill
WASHINGTON — The Senate continued debate Wednesday on a $969 billion farm bill casting more than a dozen roll call…
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Senate backs EPA coal rule
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate backed a new EPA rule aimed at reducing mercury emissions from coal-fired power plants that…
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Southern rust found in Jefferson County corn, experts say
Southern rust has been confirmed in four Jefferson County cornfields and University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture experts are…
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PB school board to meet June 26
The Pine Bluff School Board will meet at 6 p.m. June 26. The meeting had been scheduled for June 19.Details:…
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Score For Townsend
FAYETTEVILLE — Erick Banuelos didn’t mind that his last name was spelled wrong on the back of his red all-star…