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The Arkansas Economic Development agency distributed a news release today for Hino Motors that says no Arkansas workers will be laid off at its Marion facility despite the big slump in truck sales.

The Arkansas Economic Development agency distributed a news release today for Hino Motors that says no Arkansas workers will be laid off at its Marion facility despite the big slump in truck sales.

Starbucks announces hundreds of stores will close nationwide Many of the stores slated for closing are located in the Midsouth Marion, Arkansas leaders hope their one Starbucks location remains open Look ...

News Wednesday, Jul 23, 2008 AG: University president's bonus likely violated state law By John Lyon LITTLE ROCK - The University of Central Arkansas Board of Trustees' decision to use an endowment fund to give ...

The Arkansas Economic Development agency distributed a news release today for Hino Motors that says no Arkansas workers will be laid off at its Marion facility despite the big slump in truck sales.

A federal appeals panel ruled Thursday that a judge was correct to allow prosecutors to ask a woman charged an accessory to a Marion bank robbery about three other robberies an accomplice confessed to before he ...

The Hino Motors Manufacturing facility and Toyota supplier in Marion, Ark., will not close despite concerns about its future after Toyota Motors Corp.

U.S. RV Adventure Two friends, five kids , an au pair, and a three-legged dog Table of contents Not yet rated rate it Visitors: 46 - 46 this month We awoke at 7am again, and all made the trek to the bathroom in ...

Gasoline prices in Mountain Home surpassed the $4 mark at some locations Monday, but local travelers are not without a way to fight back.

Posted by Kelly Hessedal Vandals armed with chainsaws target Marion High School 5 large trees were cut down at Marion High School Vandals were caught on tape Suspects could be charged with felony Vandals armed ...

Police say vandals are being blamed for a mess at Marion High School in Marion, Arkansas.

“This year we awarded $1,205,221 to 28 very worthwhile breast cancer projects around the state.”

Three Baxter Regional Medical Center programs have received grants from the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Arkansas Affiliate totaling nearly $113,000. The Mobile Mammography Unit received $105,080, the Lymphedema ... via Baxter Bulletin

“Then I said to them, there should be a tornado descend in about 20 seconds. About 20 or 30 seconds later, it did.”

The tornado that tore into Earle, Ark. on Friday was captured on video as it descended from churning clouds by a community college a storm-chasing team from Chicago. via State Gazette

“Plant a seed of hospitality, reap a bouquet of friendship”

Broadhurst is with First Christian Church, Disciples of Christ, which is co-hosting the celebration. via Arkansas Online

The Mountain Home Bombers struggled to get their offense going and suffered a doubleheader sweep at the hands of the Marion Patriots by scores of 9-0 and 15-2 in 6A-East Conference action Monday at Cooper Park. via Baxter Bulletin

In case you missed it - and you probably did if you were watching basketball like every other blue-blooded Memphian - there were several significant fishing tournaments held over the weekend. via The Memphis Edge

Ranger Boats Families and Wood Manufacturing Comp-any, Inc., have joined in - founding a partnership with Hospice of the Ozarks, affiliated with Baxter Regional Medical Center - to raise funds and awareness of ... via Baxter Bulletin

“We started having people come to us telling us horrible stories about lost paperwork and being treated rudely. Being in the system for a long time. Not being able to see files for children up for adoption. So then we became concerned for the system.”

You may never see their faces. Abused or neglected children taken from their parents. via KAIT-TV Jonesboro

Marion and Union counties have been added to the list of counties in which residents can apply for disaster unemployment assistance for effects from the February 5th tornadoes and severe storms in Arkansas. via KTHV-TV Little Rock

Headlines By MIKE DOUGLAS ledger@theeveningtimes.com Trustees from the state prison at Brickeys arrived in Marion this morning, chainsaws in hand to begin clearing an over-grown ditch - work that's been ... via Evening Times