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 ...

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 Corrections ...

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 management short ...

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 have ...

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 ...

LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is accepting applications from school administrators to join in a pilot program developed with Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ office and the Natural ...

LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Family and Community Fishing Program locations will see some hefty bonus catfish stockings this week, thanks to a generous donation by Baxter Land ...

LITTLE ROCK — Turkey season may have ended in May, but there’s still good reason to keep the birds on your brain when you head out to your favorite hiking trail or drive the backroads of The Natural ...

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 welfare ...

Outdated special education records prior to June 2019 from the Deer-Mt.Judea School District are slated to be destroyed July 5, 2025.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 ...

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 ...

Traveling down that road to the very end will put one in Zinc. After crossing the train tracks, one will start to drive on graveled roads. Continue straight on the road until reaching the four-way ...