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Hogs need more than Young’s scoring
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas learned some valuable lessons during its road losses at Connecticut and Oklahoma.One of them: freshman B.J. Young…
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Senate nearing approval of U.S. Marshals coin
WASHINGTON — A coin commemorating the 225th anniversary of the U.S. Marshals Service would be minted in 2014 under legislation…
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City: Sale of home waiting on council approval
The sale of a mobile home and property by the city of Pine Bluff to a family that has previously…
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Lawmakers express unhappiness with postal service
LITTLE ROCK — State legislators expressed frustration Friday over the U.S. Postal Service’s handling of the possible closure of rural…
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UCA board names new president
LITTLE ROCK — The interim president of the University of Central Arkansas has agreed to take the job of president…
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Congress completes 2012 appropriations
WASHINGTON — Congress reached a last-minute deal to avoid a partial government shutdown last week, approving $915 billion in spending…
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Ethics panel tosses complaint against ballot committee
LITTLE ROCK — The state Ethics Commission voted Friday to dismiss a complaint alleging that a ballot question committee violated…
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Reform could bring fiction to life
Not many people closely follow the events of the Arkansas Supreme Court. In fact, most Arkansans would be hard pressed…
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Finding a way out of this mess
“My man Newt!” exclaimed the stockbroker, taking the only seat remaining, between the attorney who is a steadfast Democrat and…
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Saenger a part of city’s history
Thumb upA proposal that involves donating the historic Saenger Theatre in downtown Pine Bluff to the city and establishing a…