Arkansas couple injured in accident - News-Leader.com
Two people from Lead Hill, Ark. were taken to Cox South hospital in Springfield after two trucks collided in Barry County on Friday, according to a report from the Missouri Highway Patrol. James Foster, 67, who was driving one of the trucks, was
Arkansas State plates five in fifth, beat Cajuns - The Daily Advertiser
One day after a big inning lifted UL to a win in its Sun Belt Conference opener, Arkansas State got some revenge with a similar offensive outbreak. The Red Wolves scored five runs in the fifth inning Saturday, and that production was enough to knock
Arkansas Craft School Announces Digital Marketing Class - Arkansas Online
The world of business marketing has changed dramatically with the advent of web based strategies; and for artists and craft professionals, perhaps more dramatically than in any other field. Although many artists have adopted an anti-technology stance
Arkansas preschool center to bring back juror it fired - Texarkana Gazette
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. A Benton preschool center has agreed to rehire a woman dismissed from her cook s assistant job after telling her employer she had been selected for a jury pool in federal court at Little Rock. U.S. District Judge Bill Wilson Jr
Top Air Force JAG recalls childhood in Ark. - Air Force Times
Harding joined the Air Force after graduation from the University of Arkansas Law School in 1979. Since, he has served at bases in Germany, Texas, Alaska, Illinois, Nebraska, Louisiana, Colorado and Virginia. His last assignment before his
Former Arkansas Gazette editorial page editor dies - Texarkana Gazette
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. James O. Powell, editorial page editor for the Arkansas Gazette for 25 years, has died at the age of 90. Lee Powell said his father died Wednesday at Little Rock. The younger Powell said his father had been in declining health
Hammerschmidt s Win Ended Trimble s 22-Year Stint - Southwest Times Record
As many were predicting victory for U.S. Rep. James W. Trimble in his 1966 campaign for re-election, his 22-year career in Washington in reality was nearing an end. Trimble was the last Democrat to represent Arkansas 3rd Congressional District
