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BRUMMETT ONLINE: Polarizing politics At the senior expo last weekend, put on again this year by this newspaper and UAMS, a man in the audience of a few dozen asked the political panel what I feared... by John Brummett - September 19, 2018

PAUL GREENBERG: Greenberg and myself It was an honor and pleasure to be asked to lecture recently at a university like Auburn in Alabama. But just between us, it made me uneasy. by Paul Greenberg - September 19, 2018

BRENDA LOOPER: Have to face it I haven't gotten much sleep lately, partially because I just can't shut off my brain. It constantly comes up with more thoughts to ponder, mysteries to decode, ... by Brenda Looper - September 19, 2018

REX NELSON: Eureka's mountain music After attending the summer meeting of the Arkansas Press Association at Eureka Springs, I wrote a column about the little tourist town where there never seems t... by Rex Nelson - September 19, 2018

JOHN BRUMMETT: Mow wonder The texting thread of old tennis pals flashed up lamentations for Razorback football late Saturday afternoon. by John Brummett - September 18, 2018

MIKE MASTERSON: Everybody wins A relatively new apprenticeship program between a corporation's continual need for well-trained employees and a community college that provides such skills is m... by Mike Masterson - September 18, 2018

PHILIP MARTIN: Walking in the valley of fear There is a reason fear is great motivator. For most of our species' history, survival was our prime concern. And the most fearful of our kind are the ones who s... by Philip Martin - September 18, 2018

A prosecutor's view Three days before the Washington-based trial against Paul Manafort was set to begin, special counsel Robert Mueller raised eyebrows in the legal community when ... by DEANNA PAUL The Washington Post - September 18, 2018

The two Obamas What happened to the Republican Party? by S.E. CUPP Tribune Content Agency - September 17, 2018

It's getting good Bookies set the odds at 12 to 1 that Jared Kushner wrote the "Resistance Inside" bombshell, and if I were a gambling man, I might take a piece of that action. A... by DAVID VON DREHLE The Washington Post - September 17, 2018

Tracking science Jack Boles, president of the Newton County Farm Bureau, has questioned a column by Mike Masterson which quotes from the Big Creek Research and Extension Team's ... by David Peterson Special to the Democrat-Gazette - September 17, 2018

BRADLEY R. GITZ: Impeachment? (Part I) The possibility of impeaching Donald Trump is being downplayed in most quarters. by Bradley R. Gitz - September 17, 2018

A real football stadium: Razorbacks' tradition of playing in Little Rock started some 70 years ago with construction of War Memorial War Memorial Stadium, the historic facility in the middle of Little Rock, has been in the news this year. Tuesday will mark the 70th anniversary of the first ga... by Rex Nelson - September 16, 2018

RICHARD MASON: Arkansas cougar sightings continue As reports of cougar sightings sighting keep coming in from more and more counties, it seems cougars are everywhere. by RICHARD MASON Special to the Democrat-Gazette - September 16, 2018

REX NELSON: Unifying a state Hunter Yurachek, the relatively new athletic director at the University of Arkansas, is scheduled to address the Little Rock Touchdown Club on Monday. I look fo... by Rex Nelson - September 16, 2018

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