McGehee News

Welcome back to the Austin Theater Examiner Awards. It was a fun year for musicals, and we had everything from bold new works to some restaging of old favorites, and each one held their own magic, but only the best of the best could have been included in these awards.

LITTLE ROCK - A federal appeals court has reinstated the death sentence for a man convicted of beating and strangling a Boone County teenager in 1996.

A federal appeals court today reinstated a death sentence for an Arkansas inmate convicted of killing a teenager who gave information about him to police.

USA Rice Foundation Chairman Marvin Hare announced the selection of the 2010 Rice Leadership Development class during the USA Rice Outlook Conference .

The House , 922 N. Palm St., Little Rock. a oeI am designing a new menu, writing recipes, and will be training the cooks,a he says.

Leroy Collins with a handfull of cotton that is being deseeded in the gin stand at Bayou Gin Company in Pine Bluff on Tuesday.

Kimberly Reynolds, a University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences graduate student in biochemistry and microbiology, and Kevin Raney, professor of biochemistry, talk about the results of a mass spectrometer Friday at the Arkansas Biosciences Institute.

Flash flooding brought by heavy rain continues in southern Arkansas and in Columbia County two schools are closed.

Homecoming king and queen Adrian Everett and Sharnea Diggs pose for photos during Saturday's halftime game.

ABI Fall Research Symposium, which was hosted Friday. Featured keynote speaker John Peters associate director of Corporate Research and Development for the Proctor and Gamble Company.

The state Supreme Court today denied a request to reconsider its decision to overturn the capital murder and kidnapping convictions of a Desha County man in the slaying of a Pine Bluff teenager.

Rookie Casey Mc-Gehee wasna t about to be fooled twice by John Smoltz. Subscribers must LOG-IN to read this full story.

Three star safety Grant Gill from McGehee, Arkansas has been getting plenty of recruiting attention over the past few months, and he has given his commitment to day.

Arkansas' top highway official says the state's portion of Interstate Highway 69 will be built on only a piecemeal basis unless the federal government makes a major financial commitment to the route.

Hospitals in and around Arkansas that have requested to be a part of the state's new trauma system.