Justices ask wet/dry questions

Clark County justices of the peace on Monday heard an update from the group that has set out to get the county’s controversial wet/dry issue on the November ballot.

STAND holds meeting in Arkadelphia

The STAND Foundation, Inc., held its first meeting in Arkadelphia in April.

Portia the Pug looking for a new home

Portia is a small young adult female pug. She is very lively and loves people and attention. See her at the Humane Society of Clark County shelter at 627 Walnut St. or phone 245-2579 for more information.

Jailer could face jail time

Sheriff David Turner on Monday released the name of a jailer who has been terminated because he was allegedly was giving inmates marijuana and tobacco and had sexual relations with female inmates.

City council meets tonight

Choosing a city director who will be held responsible for keeping City Manager Jimmy Bolt’s personnel file, and considering funding options for building a new Fire Station 1 and improvements to the Youth Sports Complex are topics that the Arkadelphia City Board will discuss during its regular bi-monthly meeting today in Town Hall.

Mom faces charges for Facebook comments

The "Facebook case" continues to garner attention around the world.

Accident at 10th and Huddleston at 4 p.m.

An accident at the intersection of 10th and Huddleston streets in Arkadelphia slowed traffic slightly for a short period this afternoon. The accident occurred around 4 p.m.

The view from 80,000 feet

When Aaron Harford was a child, he was interested in space. As an adult, a trip to space is still pretty much impossible, but taking photos from 80,000 feet was completely doable.

BMCA receives $25,000 grant

The Clark County Health Department has presented a $25,000 check to Baptist Health Medical Center-Arkadelphia for support of the statewide trauma system.

Clark County's biggest "losers"

The 12 week “Becoming a Healthier Clark County” weight loss challenge ended March 31 with a celebration of the “biggest losers” on April 7.

Scroll to create 75 new jobs

Danfoss Scroll Technologies will receive up to $93,750 in public funds to create up to 75 new jobs in the Clark County Commerce Park. Between 50-75 jobs are expected spring up at the air conditioner compressor plant in the next year to two years.

HSU presents "Much Ado About Nothing"

Shakespeare’s comedy, “Much Ado About Nothing” has come to life on the stage of Henderson State University’s Arkansas Hall Theater.

Paint the town purple

A total of 42 ribbons were tied to light poles and area businesses to encourage the public’s support of Relay for Life, an event in which local teams and individuals walk, jog or run the track in Henderson’s Carpenter-Haygood Stadium to raise money for cancer survivors and research.

Stuff to do Friday and Saturday

Things to do in Arkadelphia on Friday and Saturday

Extension office offers financial management class

The University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service is offering a class to meet financial needs.

Boy sues mother for Facebook slander

An Arkadelphia boy is suing his mother for allegedly slandering him on Facebook.

Accused robbery pleads not guilty

The Arkadelphia man accused of breaking and entering into several area homes while the residents were inside pleaded not guilty Tuesday.

Events for Tuesday in the Arkadelphia area

What's happening Tuesday in the Arkadelphia area.

Police arrest man for home invasions

Arkadelphia police arrested a man early Thursday afternoon they believe is connected to a string of home invasions in the city and an armed robbery on Clay Street.

Scenes from Ladies Night Out, 2010

Scenes from Ladies Night Out, 2010


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