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LITTLE ROCK — Senior Airman Tabari Matthews, a dental assistant assigned to the 189th Medical Group at Little Rock Air Force Base, has been selected as one of the National Guard's Best of 2023. Matthews, who joined the Guard in 2020, sought guidance and discipline and has since excelled in his role. more
A coalition of Missouri poultry farmers has filed a lawsuit against Tyson Foods in response to the closure of the Dexter Complex processing plant in Stoddard County Missouri last year. more
The Keep Arkansas Beautiful Commission (KAB) announced today that all 75 Arkansas counties registered cleanups during KAB’s 2023 Great Arkansas Cleanup (GAC) challenge, marking the second consecutive year that the campaign received participation from the entire state. From September 1 through October 31, 7,027 Arkansans volunteered during the GAC, collecting 199 tons of litter in their communities. more
The Newton County Quorum Court, meeting in regular session Jan. 2, agreed to a re-write a resolution stating the court's opposition to a proposal to re-designate the Buffalo National River as a national park or preserve. more
LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Department of Agriculture is now accepting applications for the Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure (RFSI) program. More than $4.2 million will be awarded to subgrantees to improve food supply chain operations and strengthen local food systems throughout the state. Applications will be accepted through February 16, 2024. more
The Arkansas Agriculture Hall of Fame is slated to add six new members to its ranks this year. Inductees include the late Dr. George Berger, who served as dean of the Arkansas State University College of Agriculture from 1971-1981 and founded the Eagle Seed business in his hometown of Weiner; Dr. Fred Bourland of Blytheville, a cotton breeder who created more than 100 improved cotton varieties adapted to Arkansas; Dr. Mark Cochran of Fayetteville, retired vice president of the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture; the late Melvin Daniel of Hot Springs, a long-time ag education instructor and FFA advisor; Dr. Charles Looney, a nationally recognized cattle geneticist; and Gary Sitzer of Weiner, a fourth-generation rice and soybean farmer who has been highly involved in research and policy work in support of Arkansas agriculture. more
Naomi Osaka is one of three former No. 1-ranked, former Australian Open champions returning to Melbourne Park for the first time as moms. The trio of Osaka, Angelique Kerber and Caroline Wozniacki … more
Donald Trump is warning that other ex-presidents could be prosecuted if criminal charges against him aren't dropped. Trump has for months promised to prosecute President Joe Biden if Trump wins the … more
Federal regulators are extending the grounding of some Boeing jets after an Alaska Airlines plane lost a side panel last week. The Federal Aviation Administration said Tuesday that guidelines for … more
A barrage of high-profile lawsuits in a New York federal court will test the future of ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence products that wouldn’t be so eloquent had they not ingested huge … more
The shattering of global annual heat records last year is prompting people to ask: what can be done? There is a way forward. Nations have signed on to triple renewable energy by 2030. Proponents of … more
Saturday saw a scattering of crowds around town, all pouring into the local grocery stores to secure staple items in preparation for predicted winter storms. However, the flaky forecast has shifted as of Monday morning and what previously looked like a week full of snow days has become anticipation of a week of wind and rain. more
Since the inception of the National Trails System Act in 1968, the utilization of railroad rights-of-way has undergone a significant transformation, thanks to the federal law facilitating rail-to-trail conversion, which includes railbanking and interim trail use. more
The Krooked Kreek business office will close at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 9. more
Due to weather wind advisory, the Marion County Transfer Station will be closing at noon.  They will open again for normal business hours  from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 10. more
What does it mean for gardeners that the Pantone Institute has declared “Peach Fuzz” to be the color of the year for 2024? A plethora of peachy plants at the nursery, that's what. The Pantone … more
An Israeli drone strike hit a car Tuesday morning in southern Lebanon, killing three people inside it, security officials in the area and the state news agency said. The strike, about 6 miles from … more
St. Louis Post-Dispatch. January 2, 2024. Editorial: Hold onto your rights — Missouri legislators are returning to session The Missouri General Assembly will gavel in its 2024 legislative … more
Earth shattered global annual heat records last year and it's flirting with the warming threshold that nations wanted to stay within to avoid the worst consequences of climate change. That's … more
The Biden administration has enacted a new labor rule that aims to prevent the misclassification of workers as independent contractors. It's a step that could bolster both legal protections and … more
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