FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — What a difference a year makes. 365 days ago Coach John Calipari had no basketball team to speak of, this year however he has plenty of talent and depth on the roster. Coach Cal posted a video to social media Thursday to announce, …
DANVILLE, AR (April 17, 2025) – Wayne-Sanderson Farms’ Danville Complex has joined forces with Unite to Fight Poverty to help eliminate school lunch debt for disadvantaged students in Arkansas. The Company donated funds to cover balances for more than 1, …
Across Arkansas, there’s a growing recognition — among industry, educators and state leaders — that solving the skilled labor shortage takes more than conversation and good intentions. It takes action. At Nabholz, we see that momentum firsthand, as …
News release from Texas A&M Athletics: FAYETTEVILLE – Due to predicted inclement weather on Saturday, the series finale between Texas A&M and No. 2 Arkansas has been moved up to Friday as part of a doubleheader starting at 2 p.m. Game two of the …
Arkansas became the first state in the nation to prevent healthcare conglomerates from operating drugstores here when Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed House Bill 1150 on Wednesday. State law already regulates what pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) pay to …
The Republican governor of Arkansas has vetoed a bill that would have allowed medical cannabis sales at drive-thru windows at dispensaries, while also easing certain rules around marijuana delivery services for patients and caregivers. After the …
Claiming it “would expand access to usable marijuana,” Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders vetoed a bill that would have legalized drive-thru windows at MMJ dispensaries in the state. House Bill 1889 also would have legalized dispensary tours and eased …
LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Historic Preservation Program (AHPP) is encouraging Arkansans to join in the annual National Historic Marker Weekend from April 25-27, 2025. The weekend-long event will focus on caring for and cleaning historical markers across …
Clarksville, circa 1935: The signs in the air over Main Street seem added by the postcard publisher for the Hotel Main, Café and Garage — offering 24-hour service. Presumably, “Roy” ran the business, as the card invited someone to meet him. Stamped on the …
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