Neil Brown, 62, was booked into the White County jail on September 26, 2026 by the White County Sheriff's Office on charges of rape and sexual assault.
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Searcy High School Beta Club Presents Class of 1976 With Searcy School Reunion Tour
Community members gathered with excitement as a milestone reunion celebrated a half‑century of shared history.
Magnitude 2.0 Earthquake Reported Near Hector, Arkansas
A small earthquake was recorded Monday evening in north-central Arkansas.
Arkansas Department of Transportation Warns Campaign Signs Not Allowed on Highway Rights of Way
With political campaigns placing signs across communities throughout Arkansas, the Arkansas Department of Transportation is reminding candidates and t…
“Counterfeit” Money Report Leads To Forgery Charge In Arkansas
Booking photograph released by the White County Sheriff's Office.
Heber Springs Council Approves Higher Bridge Estimate and Additional Paving Funds
Heber Springs City Council members approved a higher cost estimate for replacing the Eighth Street Bridge and additional funding for a paving project during Thursday’s meeting.
Bentley’s Restaurant in Greers Ferry Announces New Operator After 29 Years
Bentley’s Restaurant is preparing for a change in operations after 29 years, with the Bentley family announcing plans to lease the restaurant to Cody Richey.
UACCB Becomes 2nd College to Earn Gold Caring Campus Certification
The University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville has earned Gold Caring Campus certification from the Institute for Evidence-Based Change, recognizing its commitment to student support and success.
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to Speak at Harding University October 12
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will speak at Harding University at 7:30 PM Monday, October 12, as the American Studies Institute opens its fall Distinguished Lecture Series.
Warning Issued As Tractors Expected On Roads Across Arkansas
Across Arkansas, motorists are being reminded that the state's roads will see a noticeable increase in farm equipment this fall, prompting a statewide call for caution.
