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CLASS 3A: Charleston works off rust, thumps Rison
It took them a little bit to get going, but the Charleston Tigers eventually looked like the No.
Governor Mike Beebe today announced his intent to grant 10 pardons, according to a press release from the governor's office.
Mistrial in sex trial of ex-Watson Chapel teacher
A mistrial has been declared in the sexual assault case against a former Watson Chapel School District teacher because of a lack of jurors.
Trick or Treat! It's Almost Time!
Good morning, folks. I can't report on Rector's weather this morning as I am currently in Rison, AR visiting with Carol and Jim Stone.
I've been writing newspaper columns for 44 years, and it was recently pointed out to me that the word "sluice" has never appeared in a single one of them.
Storms leave state a soggy mess
Little Rock firefighter William Bowden carries a child Friday as he and another firefighter help two employees of the Dreamland Child Development Center at 7722 Stagecoach Road make their way to safety after water surrounded the business.
First Day Lottery Sales Total $1.2M
The numbers are rolling in for the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery's first day of business.
Officials: More than $250K awarded in prizes in first day of Arkansas Lottery
State lottery officials say that more than $250,000 in prizes have been awarded as the state began selling scratch-off tickets Monday.
Rison Defeats Rival Fordyce; Breaks Long Standing Record
For the final time, Rison and Fordyce would lock it up in Week 1 for one of the biggest rivalries in the Natural State.
Rison's Marquis Walker Stands Out At Rivals Top 100
If there is a position that the Rison Wildcats have been known to produce quality players at, other than running back, it would be defensive back.
Shields crowned Miss Arkansas' Outstanding Teen
HOT SPRINGS Savvy Shields, Miss Heart of the Ozarks Outstanding Teen, won the title of Miss Arkansas' Outstanding Teen 2009 Saturday night at Horner Hall in Hot Springs.
Police Investigate String Of Dollar Store Burglaries
A series of dollar store burglaries across four states has led to the Arkansas State Police joining with other law enforcement jurisdictions to investigate the crimes.
Judge Moves Trial of Union Co. JP
A judge has ordered that a Union County justice of the peace charged with aggravated assault be tried in Cleveland County.
State sees flooding; 1 tornado confirmed
Martha Johnson and her sister Bobbie Johnson, both of Rison, fish for bream and catfish Thursday at the flooded Regional Park in Pine Bluff.