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by Special to The Commercial June 28, 2022We can't say "QUIT" enough. We must do more to educate women about the dangers of smoking while pregnant -- to them and their babies. Also, we must provide wom…
by MARIAN EVANS June 28, 2022Editor's Note: At press time, the following events and meetings were known to be still scheduled. Organizers or appropriate officials are encouraged to contact…
June 28, 2022If the proposed America Competes Act is passed, the United States will see a "revolutionary change in trade law," Stephen Vaden, a judge on the Court of Intern…
by Mary Hightower Special to The Commercial June 28, 2022At the sound of the approaching four-wheeler, Lady Bug got a jump in her step, darting under a customer's pickup truck.
by Byron Tate June 28, 2022For Arkansas families facing food insecurity, the summer months can be especially difficult. Children who are eligible for free and reduced-cost meals during t…
by Rebekah Hall Special to The Commercial June 28, 2022As summer moves into high gear in the Natural State, many Arkansans will take to hiking trails, campgrounds, lakes, rivers and favorite swimming holes to enjoy…
by Rebekah Hall Special to The Commercial June 28, 2022Editor's Note: At press time, the following events and meetings were known to be still scheduled. Organizers or appropriate officials are encouraged to contact…
by Special to The Commercial June 27, 2022Representatives from a real estate development company that met with the mayor's office last week are working with the owners of the old Walmart building attac…
by Eplunus Colvin June 27, 2022Set among a backdrop filled with the sounds of soft greeting calls and the smells of a duck blind breakfast, Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson joined the Arkansas G…
by Randy Zellers Special to The Commercial June 27, 2022Aging farm families face the prospect of making a difficult decision between buying long-term care insurance and keeping farm assets.
by Special to The Commercial June 27, 2022Morris Kevin Hayes was born on Nov. 28, 1962, at Pine Bluff, to Moses and Maxine Hayes. His mother Maxine was a singer, but loved the piano and encouraged Haye…
by Ninfa O. Barnard Special to The Commercial June 27, 2022Four Pine Bluff entrepreneurs are part of a national accelerator program to turn ideas into reality.
by Special to The Commercial June 26, 2022In the state with the sixth-lowest average teacher salary in America, recruiting and retaining teachers is a challenge.
by I.C. Murrell June 26, 2022The University of Arkansas at Monticello became the first university athletic department in the state to be fully certified in mental health first aid, accordi…
by Special to The Commercial June 26, 2022