A majority of Eudora city council voted Monday night to override Mayor Tomeka Butler’s veto of a resolution adopted at a June 15 special meeting.
Eudora’s newly elected mayor, Tomeka Butler, has gone on record vetoing last week’s council decision to eliminate the mayor’s assistant positi…
Summer fun finally arrives for some area residents who take advantage of the warm, dry day Tuesday with a picnic at the park. More folks are v…
The annual Arkansas Irrigation Yield Contest gives growers in the state the opportunity to put their own operations to the test and identify o…
Last weekend’s storm left damage in Chicot County including damaged roofs, trees down, and power lines on the ground; many were also left with…
The quorum court passed four resolutions yesterday in support of a grant application for some $234,000 in COVID-19 assistance for rural hospitals for Chicot Memorial Medical Center.
Governor Hutchinson Announces Establishment of Law Enforcement Task Force
Precautions to limit the spread of the virus that causes COVID-19 have forced Arkansas Game and Fish Commission to cancel the annual fishing derbies held at its five fish hatcheries in June, but anglers throughout the state will still be able to enjoy some quality time chasing catfish.Â
As of July 1, Arkansas began a new fiscal year. During this world pandemic, we can remain optimistic, and here is why. Even though we finished the business year $168 million behind the last fiscal season, we still finished $369 million ahead of economic projections for our state in the wake …
This year, the Fourth of July was quieter than any in our lifetime. That was most obvious, perhaps, in small towns such as Piggott, where July 4th is the biggest event of the year.
