Arkansas legislators are preparing to make driving and talking on the cell phone a no-no. The issue hasn’t gone through all the correct channels to become a law just yet, but I feel confident that our lawmakers will do their best to wipe this dangerous practice from the roadways.
From cow chip chunkin' to outhouse races along with parades, a mechanical bull and petting zoo, the annual Elaine Country Christmas was an exciting event for the area.
Dana Bloesch, librarian at Desoto schools, shares the joy of being reunited with her son, Russell Evans, who will complete his years with the Army in March 2009. He recently returned from a tour of duty in Iraq.
The Seligman, Mo. Chamber of Commerce will offer historical passenger train excursions into the wooded outback of Northwest Arkansas, zooming through tunnels and balancing across lofty trestles as it winds its way toward historic Van Buren.
Two people died in a house fire on the east side of Helena-West Helena early Wednesday morning. The Helena-West Helena Fire Department began fighting the fire about 2:30 a.m. in the 300 block of Miller Street. Firefighters recovered one of the bodies but had to call the search for the other body until daybreak. The victims were identified as Rosie Hill, 41, and Ambrose Minor, 66. -- The Daily World
Paul Schlesselman was just an unknown teenager until his arrest Oct. 22 by federal agents, his name splashed in newspapers across the country accused of involvement in a Neo-Nazi plan to shoot or decapitate 88 black people and ultimately kill presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama.
It seems there are very few citizens who haven't been victims of the recent incidences of crime in Helena-West Helena, Ark., and some citizens wish to offer solace in the form of walking and prayer.
Patty Smith is enjoying her state of semi-retirement. A former remedial reading teacher at Eliza Miller High School for 15 years, Smith has found a passion in photography.
It’s no small wonder watching children grow. When they’re very young, they learn by leaps and bounds, and the things they learn shape their whole lives.
If there's one weekend in the whole year to visit the Arkansas Delta and Helena-West Helena, then blues weekend is the one. From Oct. 9 to 11, almost 100,000 people packed the historical town that sits atop the Mississippi River for the 23rd Arkansas Blues & Heritage Festival.
Young and old and from far and wide, a wide range of people love the blues. The fans that camp in “Tent City” at the Arkansas Blues & Heritage Festival dedicate a week of their life to their blues city.
Rookie Helena-West Helena Police officer Dale Acosta rescued a Helena man after a tree fell onto the man’s house, trapping him in his bedroom at the back of the residence.
Courtney Brocato just turned 9. But instead of a traditional birthday party, she invited her friends to the Humane Society in Helena-West Helena, Ark., where the gifts were for the animals and not Courtney.
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