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Arkansas ready to move on from close loss to Auburn

Thursday, October 15 by Staff

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas coach Sam Pittman is ready to put the controversial ending to last week’s two-point loss to No. 13 Auburn in the rearview mirror. With under 30 seconds left and his team trailing 28-27, Auburn quarterback Bo Nix fumbled a snap,... Read More.

Arkansas Feral Hog Task Force offers new handbook to help control nuisance pigs

Wednesday, October 14 by Staff

LITTLE ROCK – Thanks to a grant from the United States Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service to the Arkansas Feral Hog Eradication Task Force, landowners will have more knowledge available than ever before in their fight against feral hogs. Last week, the... Read More.

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Arkansas judge dismisses lawsuit challenging virus mandates

Wednesday, October 14 by Staff

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — An Arkansas judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit by a group of Republican legislators challenging a mask mandate and other restrictions imposed because of the coronavirus pandemic. Pulaski County Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen ruled that the directives Republican Gov. Asa... Read More.

Week 7 Arkansas Sports Media High School Football Poll

Tuesday, October 13 by Staff

Following is the Overall Top 10 high school football teams in Arkansas and the top five in Classes 7A, 6A, 5A, 4A, 3A and 2A, as voted by a panel of sports media from around the state for the week ending October 10. Ranking... Read More.

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No. 13 Auburn beats Arkansas 30-28

Tuesday, October 13 by Staff

AUBURN, Ala. (AP) — Arkansas and Auburn combined to produce a botched extra point, a kicker with two shots at potential game-winners and a hotly debated spiked ball. Ultimately, Anders Carlson made the most of his second chance, hitting a 39-yard field goal with 7... Read More.

Red Wolves Claim 50-27 Shootout Victory Over Central Arkansas

Tuesday, October 13 by Staff

Despite being engaged in a defensive showdown and facing a 6-2 deficit early, offensive fireworks eventually showed out, as Arkansas State won a 50-27 shootout versus Central Arkansas on Saturday at a rainy and windy Centennial Bank Stadium. Battling heavy rain in the first half... Read More.

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Southeast Arkansas Behavioral Healthcare System to offer a new Crisis Counseling Program

Friday, October 9 by Staff

Arkansas State Police investigating an officer involved shooting at Econo Lodge

Monday, October 5 by Staff

The Arkansas State Police is handling an investigation into an officer involved shooting at the Econo Lodge at the corner of Blake and Martha Mitchell Expressway. Deltaplex News has been informed that at least two officers have been wounded in the shooting, and are being... Read More.

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United Way of Southeast Arkansas kicks off 2020-2021 fundraising campaign

Thursday, October 1 by Staff

To our excitement, we have swiftly approached another campaign season. This year we will also be participating in "Month of Caring". Which will feature acts of kindness within our community throughout the month of October 2020. Although we have faced new challenges during the year... Read More.

‘Wings Over Arkansas’ redesigned and ready to soar

Wednesday, September 30 by Staff

LITTLE ROCK – With the fall migration of many bird species beginning, birdwatching enthusiasts and educators are just as excited as the most avid waterfowl hunter, and the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has a great way to bring more birders into the watchable... Read More.

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United Way of Southeast Arkansas to host “Month of Caring” in October

Tuesday, September 29 by Staff

The United Way of Southeast Arkansas will host a "Month of Caring" for the month of October. Typically the United Way holds a "Day of Caring", but Jason Duren said they believes the community needs more that just a day of caring this year. "The United... Read More.

Arkansas school superintendent dies from COVID-19

Tuesday, September 29 by Staff

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — An Arkansas school superintendent died Tuesday from the illness caused by the coronavirus, officials said. The Atkins School District announced that Superintendent Jody Jenkins died due to complications from COVID-19. Jenkins announced on Sept. 13 that he had tested positive... Read More.

Stories tagged with: arkansas

Arkansas ready to move on from close loss to Auburn

Arkansas Feral Hog Task Force offers new handbook to help control nuisance pigs

Arkansas judge dismisses lawsuit challenging virus mandates

Week 7 Arkansas Sports Media High School Football Poll

Red Wolves Claim 50-27 Shootout Victory Over Central Arkansas

Southeast Arkansas Behavioral Healthcare System to offer a new Crisis Counseling Program

Arkansas State Police investigating an officer involved shooting at Econo Lodge

United Way of Southeast Arkansas kicks off 2020-2021 fundraising campaign

‘Wings Over Arkansas’ redesigned and ready to soar

United Way of Southeast Arkansas to host “Month of Caring” in October

Arkansas school superintendent dies from COVID-19

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