A Walnut Ridge man has been convicted by a federal jury on multiple methamphetamine trafficking charges following a Homeland Security Investigations case targeting a large-scale drug distribution network operating in northeast Arkansas. Bobby Scott Glenn,…
A Searcy Police officer has received statewide recognition for his commitment to training Arkansas law enforcement officers and helping prepare recruits for the challenges of serving their communities. Officer Rocky “O.B.” Boyce of the Searcy…
One watermelon can make a big difference. One of the most anticipated and meaningful traditions of the Cave City Watermelon Festival returns Saturday, July 25, as the community comes together for the Annual Prize Watermelon…
Isaiah 58 Ministries is inviting families, friends, and neighbors to gather for an afternoon of free food and fellowship later this month at Spring Park in Searcy. The ministry will host a Free Community BBQ…
The next generation of entrepreneurs will be in the spotlight as the Cleburne County 4-H Kids Market returns to Spring Park Pavilion on Saturday, July 25, giving local 4-H members the opportunity to showcase their…
The Little Rock Zoo will temporarily close for one week as dangerously hot temperatures are expected to impact central Arkansas, with zoo officials citing the safety and well-being of animals, employees and visitors as the…
Arkansas’ unemployment rate declined in June while the state’s workforce and employment levels reached new record highs, according to the latest monthly employment report released Tuesday by the Arkansas Department of Commerce in conjunction with…
More Than 50 Singers Auditioned as Final 10 Prepare to Compete During the 46th Annual Cave City Watermelon Festival One of the most anticipated entertainment events of the 46th Annual Cave City Watermelon Festival takes…
Seniors, caregivers and anyone eligible for Medicare are invited to attend Arkansas SHIIP Day on Thursday, July 23, at the Lightle Senior Center, where they will receive free Medicare counseling, learn how to reduce prescription…
A Beebe man identified by federal prosecutors as the primary supplier in a fentanyl trafficking conspiracy that led to a fatal overdose has been sentenced to 27 years in federal prison. Jonathan D. Ross, United…
