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Ex-Lonoke chief sees conviction reve...
Former City of Lonoke Police Chief Jay Campbell and his wife Kelly Campbell waiting for their trial to resume in this 2007 file photo.
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Ark. Supreme Court reverses corruption conviction of former Lonoke police chief
The Arkansas Supreme Court has reversed the corruption conviction of former Lonoke police chief Ronald Jay Campbell, saying a lower court improperly allowed testimony about his wife's sexual conduct and that prosecutors didn't provide sufficient evidence of a continuing criminal enterprise.
Death Of Ex-Inmate In Lonoke Co. Under Scrutiny
The death of a man from injuries suffered while he was an inmate in the Lonoke County Jail is under investigation by state police.
Lonoke Residents Fight Increased Crime With Neighborhood Watch
Neighbors in a Lonoke neighborhood who recently reported a string of home break-ins are working with police to make their neighborhood safer.
20 Arkansas Counties Declared Disaster Areas from Recent Storms
Heavy rains and flooding earlier this month took a toll in 20 counties across the state.
Click this link for a spreadsheet on county-by-county sales of lottery tickets for the first two weeks of sales, Sept.
Lonoke Co. Looking For Driver Of Black PT Cruiser
The Lonoke County Sheriff's Office is looking for the driver of a car that they say tried to run over a deputy responding to a burglar alarm at a church and then fled.
Council Hears from Water Commission Chairman; Police Activity Reports
John P. Hayes, chairman of the Beebe Water and Sewer Commission told the council members Monday night, Sept.
Eight Properties Listed on National Historic Register
Eight more Arkansas properties have been listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the country's official list of historically significant properties, Frances McSwain, program director for Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, announced Tuesday.
Jacksonville to join lake-water project
The Jacksonville City Council on Thursday approved the citya s participation in a project to carry Greers Ferry Lake water to communities in Lonoke and White counties and surrounding areas.
Lawmakers to tour water conservation projects
State lawmakers are scheduled to take a field trip, of sorts, next week to learn more about the groundwater shortage in eastern Arkansas and some of the conservation programs now under way to help ease the problem.
Central Ark. Construction Shows Gains
An analysis of construction projects in central Arkansas shows an increase during the first half of the year.
Construction up in state center
Craig Riggs with Umphers Construction of Hot Springs welds at a future Little Rock School District elementary school off Taylor Loop Road.
The Central Arkansas Development Council plans to use a $13.7 million grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to boost the economy in 12 Arkansas counties including Saline.
Development Council looking for volunteer tax preparers
Positions are available mid-January through Thursday, April 15, 2010. The volunteer tax preparer/ intern is responsible for supporting the Central Arkansas Development Councila s VITA/ Tax outreach program.
Area communities remember 9/11
People at Cabot, Lonoke and Jacksonville gathered in ceremonies Friday and Saturday to remember not only the victims of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, but the heroism and sacrifice of those who faced death and destruction that day, and of those who battle it still.
Farmers in 21 Arkansas Counties Battling Soybean Rust
Continued cool, soggy weather has helped move soybean rust into 21 Arkansas counties and the rust isnt showing any signs of slowing down, said Scott Monfort, extension plant pathologist for the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture.
Cadets Assist with Ark. Health Care Association Beauty Pageant
The Arkansas Health Care Association hosted its annual beauty pageant for nursing home residents at the Community Center in Jacksonville, Arkansas.A Ms.
Tonight's Cold Case: Woman Found Murdered In Lonoke Co.
Lisa Ann Hirdley disappeared Feb. 5, 2006. About a month later, her body was found dumped below a bridge in Lonoke County.
The razing of the partially burned two-story brick residence on Faulkner Street, now the property of the defunct Farmers State Bank, recalled some interesting local history.