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Most Arkansas schools opting out of campus gun law
So far, no Arkansas colleges or universities are permitting faculty and staff to carry concealed handguns on campus. A law approved in the just-completed legislative session allows higher education institutions to decide whether to allow the weapons. At least nine colleges and universities have vot...
Most Arkansas schools opting out of campus gun law
So far, no Arkansas colleges or universities are permitting faculty and staff to carry concealed handguns on campus.
Suspect shot during Blytheville hostage incident
BLYTHEVILLE — Police in Blytheville say one person was fatally shot after officers responded to a report that a person was being held hostage.
Severe weather possible through Wednesday
The National Weather Service says Arkansas has repeated chances at seeing severe weather through Wednesday.
Greenbrier student graduates as National Merit Finalist
As a young boy, Joseph Taylor Benton V distinctly remembers “wanting to be a cowboy-butcher-astronaut.”
Smoking fish a time-tested method
Smoking is one of the oldest methods of preserving fish. Long before there were refrigerators and freezers, our fishing ancestors learned to use a combination of salt and smoke to keep fish from spoiling. Today, smoking is no longer necessary, but it remains a popular method of preparation to add flavor to fish such as ...
Malvern celebration more than a day of fun
On June 28 and 29, Malvern will celebrate its title as Brick Capital of the World, a dubious designation created by Roy Renfro, director of the Malvern/Hot Spring County Chamber of Commerce around 1980, when the community was home to three brick plants. After several years of hard times for the brick business, this year’s ...
