Central Baptist College News

Central Baptist College took Henderson State University to the wire Monday before losing 90-86. The Mustangs led by as much as six the first half before the Reddies of the Gulf South Conference of NCAA II began hitting 3-pointers to take a 12-point lead with four minutes left in the half.

Harding University defeated Central Baptist College 96-75 Saturday night in men's college basketball action.

Ryan Barnes scored 35 points for Central Baptist College on Monday, and the Mustangs needed all of them.

Several private Christian universities in Arkansas have a no gambling policy. Those policies include prohibiting students from buying a lottery ticket.

The Lifeword staff invites the public to a reception honoring Bro. George Reddin for his 30-year anniversary with Lifeword.

Central Baptist College has been named by G.I. Jobs magazine as a Military Friendly School for 2010.

Central Baptist College officials announced that it is one of the four newest members of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.

Central Baptist College has been named by G.I. Jobs magazine as a Military Friendly School for 2010.

The entry fee is $75 and covers unlimited range balls before the tournament, cart and greens fee, unlimited refreshments and snacks during play, closest-to-the-pin and longest drive competitions, awards two deep in each session, and all-you-can-eat fish and chicken provided by Adams Catfish Catering.A According to CBC President Terry Kimbrow, "The ...

Central Baptist College has announced the presidenta s and deana s lists in recognition of student academic achievement during the 2009 spring semester.

What do you get when you combine a small town with a very progressive city government, three colleges, four interchanges with a major interstate and the largest community fair in the state? The 55,000 people that live in Conway call this "Home." The Houston based magazine Where to Retire has named Conway in their top five places to retire.

CBC receives $1.2 million technology grant By RACHEL PARKER DICKERSON Central Baptist College has been selected to receive a $1.2 million grant to implement an internet portal.

Jordan Nelson Onks was recently awarded an Athletic Scholarship for baseball to Central Baptist College in Conway, Arkansas.