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The Coleman Cemetery is preparing for its annual decoration day Sunday, June 12. Please remove old flowers from the gravesites. more
A long list of personnel changes was approved by the Jasper School District Board of Education when it met in regular session Monday night, May 16. The list included contracts for the summer meals … more
Throughout the week of May 16, 2022, Buffalo National River staff partnered with municipal and state agencies to respond quickly and professionally to multiple emergency incidents that occurred … more
Now is the time to change an unsafe practice. Beginning Monday, May 23, law enforcement agencies across the state, including county sheriff's offices and municipal police departments, will be out in … more
LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge announced a judgment against Little Rock resident, Howard Gene Hickman, an unlicensed contractor, and his entity HGH Development LLC, for … more
Fast Facts Arkansas gin numbers remain at 30 Intense drought in western US brings uncertainty to total cotton acres JONESBORO — A much-needed stretch of sunny days has enabled … more
Fast facts: Fecal egg count sampling part of sound worm management plan in small ruminants Small ruminant workshop on June 4 in Marianna at the Lon Mann Cotton Research Center LITTLE ROCK … more
WASHINGTON – As summertime brings families and friends together for outdoor celebrations, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) wants to make sure your summer festivities are food safe. … more
Fast Facts: Pond management workshop, May 27; call 870-777-5771 to register Fruit and vegetable field day, June 7; register at https://uada.formstack.com/forms/horticulture_field_day_2022 … more
Fast facts Third meat science researcher joins Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station Dry-aged beef research could add value to beef industry, consumer confidence FAYETTEVILLE — Derico … more
Fast Facts: Infant formula shortage is due to FDA guidelines and recall, over-buying during pandemic Don’t dilute formula, ‘DIY’ it, or purchase more than 2-3 weeks’ … more
LITTLE ROCK—A former Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent was sentenced for accepting bribes from a drug trafficker. Nathan Koen, 45, now of Auburn, Illinois, was sentenced to 135 months … more
LITTLE ROCK—Two drug dealers will spend the remainder of their lives in prison after conspiring to cause witness tampering resulting in death. Samuel “Big Hit” Sherman, 38, of … more
Beverly Burkett, owner of F&B Associates, is using the expertise she gained during her career with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) to help African American … more
The Ozark chinquapin once stood some 65-feet tall and two to three feet in diameter as a superfood tree in the Arkansas Ozarks and beyond. It covered the forest, feeding wildlife, Native Americans, … more
LITTLE ROCK — Community-based non-profit groups and others interested in supporting the mission of Arkansas Heritage are encouraged to apply for Arkansas Heritage Grants. Arkansas Heritage is a … more
Now is the time to change an unsafe practice. Beginning Monday (May 23rd) law enforcement will have patrols across Arkansas watching closely for motorists not using their seat belts. The stepped-up … more
LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge announced a final judgment against two chiropractic clinics, 501 Pain & Rehab, LLC, located in Conway, and 501 Pain and Rehab Family … more
LITTLE ROCK – Forty-five county judges across the state proclaimed May as Heritage Month following in the footsteps of Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson who issued a statewide proclamation in April. … more
Ben Franklin is credited with saying, “Guests, like fish, begin to smell after three days.” The upcoming Total Solar Eclipse is about to bring more guests to Newton County than any of us … more
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