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Arkansas Landfill Faces State Demand for Escrow to Ensure Continued Tire Processing

Thursday, May 7 by Haleigh Reichen

The tire processing at the Landfill area has virtually been stopped. The Arkansas Department of Energy and Environment, Division of Environmental Quality (DEQ) wants the County to put up, in a sense, a surety bond; just in case the place shuts its doors or... Read More.

Lil Jon’s family asks for privacy, continued prayers after his son Nathan Smith reported missing

Thursday, February 5 by ABC News

The Milton Police Department in Milton, Georgia, has issued a missing person alert for Nathan Smith, the 27-year-old son of Lil Jon, born Jonathan Smith.According to a post on the department's Facebook, Nathan is 5 feet, 9 inches tall, weighs... Read More.

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UAMS College of Nursing notified Nurse Anesthesia Program gets 10-year continued accreditation

Monday, January 5 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK — The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) College of Nursing recently received notice that its Nurse Anesthesia Program was awarded continued accreditation for a 10-year term through the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs (COA). The COA is the... Read More.

The Year in Music: 2025: Pop girlies continued to rule

Wednesday, December 31 by ABC News

Female artists took over the charts in 2024, and in 2025 they continued their winning ways - and added a new star to their lineup.Tate McRae was the year's new It girl, thanks to her album So Close to What. Upon its release in... Read More.

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The Year in Music 2025: ‘Somewhere Over Laredo,’ the Whirlwind continued for Lainey Wilson

Monday, December 22 by ABC News

In 2025, both the Country Music Association and the Academy of Country Music agreed: Lainey Wilson is without a doubt the entertainer of the year. Lainey lived up to the title, representing the genre on the national stage, first performing as part of the... Read More.

Jefferson County Quorum Court Faces Continued Discord Amid Budget Disputes

Tuesday, July 8 by Luke Matheson

A committee meeting of the Jefferson County Quorum Court once again saw heated exchanges and internal discord, continuing a trend of contentious sessions over the past several months. Despite the disagreements, the committees managed to secure enough support to advance four appropriations to the... Read More.

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Jefferson County Sheriff Lafayette Woods Jr. continued discussion on budget crisis

Friday, January 17 by Alex Bivens

Jefferson County Sheriff Lafayette Woods Jr. has placed the blame for county employees not getting paid on Jan. 15 squarely on the shoulders of County Judge Gerald Robinson who vetoed a proposed 2025 county budget prepared by other elected officials and insists that only... Read More.

Tull mobile home park subject of continued discussion by council

Thursday, October 17 by Ray King

The City Council at Tull in Grant County has suggested hiring a real estate attorney in its struggle with the attorney for the owner of a mobile home park. According to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper, the suggestion was made during the September meeting of the... Read More.

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Jefferson County Quorum Court continued it’s long streak of accomplishing little to nothing

Wednesday, August 14 by Alex Bivens

The Jefferson County Quorum Court met Monday for their regular meeting and as in past meetings, little was accomplished. While ordinances for the Prosecutors Office, Juvenile Court and the Circuit Clerk’s Office won approval, County Judge Gerald Robinson said money for the road department was... Read More.

Legislators continued debate on tax cuts Tuesday

Wednesday, June 19 by Ray King

LLITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Legislation Special Session continued into day two voting on legislation involving tax credits for a reduction in income tax rates and property taxes. For the past decade, legislators have continued to decrease the annual income tax rates. If this new bill is... Read More.

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Drew Memorial hospital reports continued financial problems

Monday, March 6 by Ray King

Drew Memorial Hospital at Monticello reported last month that their financial woes are continuing as the most recent cash balance showed a decline of more than $1.2 million. According to the Advance Monticellonian newspaper, the hospital contacted Baptist Health and representatives of that organization attended... Read More.

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Arkansas Landfill Faces State Demand for Escrow to Ensure Continued Tire Processing

Lil Jon’s family asks for privacy, continued prayers after his son Nathan Smith reported missing

UAMS College of Nursing notified Nurse Anesthesia Program gets 10-year continued accreditation

The Year in Music: 2025: Pop girlies continued to rule

The Year in Music 2025: ‘Somewhere Over Laredo,’ the Whirlwind continued for Lainey Wilson

Jefferson County Quorum Court Faces Continued Discord Amid Budget Disputes

Jefferson County Sheriff Lafayette Woods Jr. continued discussion on budget crisis

Tull mobile home park subject of continued discussion by council

Jefferson County Quorum Court continued it’s long streak of accomplishing little to nothing

Legislators continued debate on tax cuts Tuesday

Drew Memorial hospital reports continued financial problems

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