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Democrats and Republicans are typically on the different sides of any issue. This is quite the opposite case for the three Searcy County election commissioners and their thoughts on being … more
LITTLE ROCK—As summer fast approaches, many will be heading to the beautiful lakes and rivers across the Natural State to enjoy time with family and friends. While taking advantage of these … more
This week, lawmakers continued work to strengthen Arkansas's public institutions, improve access to education, and support our state employees and communities. The Arkansas Legislative Council (ALC) … more
Fast facts: Hailstorm affects about 30 acres of fruit/vegetable farmland Some growers lost whole season in minutes FAYETTEVILLE — Just before noon on May 18, Sta-n-Step Blue Berry … more
FAYETTEVILLE — The Center for Arkansas Farms and Food is offering a two-day course in sustainable pest control for fruit and vegetable growers on June 17-18. “The integrated pest … more
MONTICELLO. — Two Pre-Vet students from the University of Arkansas at Monticello are headed to one of the top veterinary schools in the region. Lifetime friends Jayden Grider and Ruthann Corker … more
LITTLE ROCK — Scores of 4-H members strive to earn a place in the Arkansas 4-H Hall of Fame, but the annual award goes to just one person who has achieved at the very highest level. Connor … more
LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Department of Agriculture (Department) has released the 2024 Arkansas Groundwater Protection and Management Report pursuant to the Arkansas Groundwater Protection and … more
LITTLE ROCK — The Southern U.S. Trade Association (SUSTA) Board of Directors has elected Arkansas Secretary of Agriculture Wes Ward as Vice President. Ward will serve a two-year term. As Vice … more
BEE BRANCH — On Monday, June 16, Derek Horney, 40, pleaded guilty to rape in Van Buren County Circuit Court, where Judge H.G. Foster sentenced him to 50 years in the Arkansas Department of … more
North Arkansas Regional Medical Center (NARMC) has been recognized with multiple statewide honors for its leadership and commitment in delivering timely, high-quality stroke care to patients across … more
RIDGEDALE, Mo. — Late Friday afternoon a young man was killed in a motorcycle wreck two miles north of Ridgedale, Missouri. Three vehicles were involved in the wreck that claimed the life of an … more
ST. JOE — A Searcy County woman was held in the Searcy County Detention Center with a bond of $10,000. Thirty-two year old Kelly Kiss of St. Joe was arrested for first-degree endangering the … more
Democrats and Republicans are typically on the different sides of any issue. This is quite the opposite case for the three Searcy County election commissioners and their thoughts on being … more
Outdated special education records prior to June 2019 from the Deer-Mt.Judea School District are slated to be destroyed July 5, 2025. Students who were served in special education programs or parents … more
The Jasper School District Board of Education elected to continue its current slate of officers: Joel Brasel as president, Stacy Root as vice president, and Quentin Rylee as secretary and legislative … more
The Jasper School District Board of Education did some housekeeping chores when it met in regular session on Monday night, June 16. Among the less lengthy tasks on the agenda were: • Approval of … more
Arkansas schools offer up to 12 weeks of paid maternity leave for eligible public school employees under the LEARNS Act, with the state and districts sharing the cost. This policy applies to birth, … more
Newton County Sheriff Glenn Wheeler said his office has received several theft reports in recent days. Deputies began investigations and soon developed a suspect which led to a traffic stop. In the … more
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