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Wet spring brings pasture reconstruction
Greg Montgomery and students work with 265 acres of pastureland and a 100 head of cattle. Special to The CommercialIf…
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Delta Sigma Theta to offer help with Census
The community is urged to fill out the 2020 Census form, which takes about 10 minutes to complete. The questionnaire…
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Mamie Parker, UAPB alumna, reflects on career as conservation pioneer
When she was appointed northeast regional director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), Mamie Parker, Ph.D, had an…
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How will the COVID-19 pandemic affect the forest products industry?
With millions of Americans already out of work and continued job losses exceeding that of the Great Recession of 2009,…
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Ivy Center students take 2020 Arkansas Field Studies Trip
The Ivy Center for Education, Inc. took students and volunteer chaperons on the annual Arkansas Field Studies Trip Feb. 15.…
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MLB team values continue to rise despite shutdown
Major League Baseball is bracing for a multi-billion dollar hit to its industry this year.Yet if there's one group that…
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Colonial Dames make Braille flags for students
Colonial Dames 17th Century (CDXVIIC) State President Linda Vandenberg White announced the society had received a grant from the Arkansas…
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Agency reschedules Reeling for Meals Bass Tournament
Area Agency on Aging of Southeast Arkansas rescheduled its 23rd annual Reeling for Meals Bass Tournament due to the COVID-19…
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Extension Homemakers Council creates more than 10,000 masks
Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council organizations have a long history of organizing and taking action, especially during times of crisis. They…
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USDA gathers data about farm labor
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) will conduct its biannual Agricultural Labor Survey during the second…