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Altheimer boil water order lifted
The Arkansas Department of Health has lifted the boil water order for the city of Altheimer. The boil water order…
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Meat processing regains ground after COVID disruptions, prices dipping
As the nation’s meat processing regains ground stolen by COVID-19 disruptions, prices for beef, chicken and pork are retreating, according…
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New Hope AME continues scholarship project
New Hope AME Church at Sherrill won’t hold its annual scholarship program, but is still supporting students and raising funds…
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Mangino column: Border Wall brings down Trump insider
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Water quality important during a pandemic
The year 2020 has certainly been different than any other year in my lifetime. Due to COVID-19, this summer has…
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Eating out again can be enjoyed with proper precautions
I enjoy eating out, especially with family and friends. And like a lot of you, I’ll also be glad when…
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Davis alleges voter suppression during commissioners meeting
The pandemic is the latest obstacle for voter’s ability to participate in the US elections. How a county conducts an…
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Arkansas asks $300-a-week COVID-19 jobless benefit extension
LITTLE ROCK (AP) — Arkansas is seeking $300 in additional weekly federal unemployment benefits, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Wednesday as…
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Play Life, Live Games column: Epic/Apple feud continues to escalate
Like a dog chasing a car, I don't think Epic Games really knew what it was doing when it decided…
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Arkansas police eye impaired drivers over Labor Day
As Arkansans prepare to celebrate Labor Day on Sept. 7, law enforcement officers across the state are also making plans…