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Across a century of military engagements, from World War II through the Global War on Terror, Arkansans have upheld a proud history of serving in our nation’s uniform. Some of their stories have garnered national attention and praise while others have been less heralded, but no less honorable. more
LITTLE ROCK – About 325,000 Arkansas children have qualified for Summer EBT, which provides them with $120 for food purchases during the months when they do not receive free or reduced priced meals at school. more
“In a great big land of freedom, at a time we really need ‘em/They don’t make ‘em like my daddy anymore.” – Loretta Lynn more
If you read the Harrison Daily Times on July 2, you will have seen that the Harrison Daily Times won a host of awards from the Arkansas Press Association. One of those awards was won by yours truly. I was awarded third place for Humorous Column in the Smaller/Medium Daily Newspapers category. To answer the question posed by my family, yes the column was supposed to be humorous. more
July is National Hot Dog Month, a time to honor one of America’s most beloved, misunderstood and delicious foods. more
“A Classic Childhood Pastime Is Fading,” blared a recent headline in “The Atlantic.” more
Who will cash in on construction of the Franklin County prison? And who will be left holding the mega prison scam bag? more
Our country was at a crossroads last November when the American people headed to the polls to weigh in on which direction we should take. The competing visions represented a clear contrast for voters to consider. more
It is no secret I absolutely love my grandsons. more
Burgers on the grill, big-box store discounts and fireworks that rattle your windows — those are some great reasons why Americans love the Fourth of July. more
“Rescue me/ Ah, take me in your arms…” – as performed by Fontella Bass. more
Many factors contribute to the ability of Arkansans to live full, healthy lives, with one of the most important being access to quality medical care and treatment from well-trained professionals who live and work in local communities. more
LITTLE ROCK – More than 4,200 Arkansas teachers will receive merit bonuses averaging $3,325 as part of an incentive program created two years ago to retain the best teachers and recruit them in subject areas that are most in demand. more
In the honest spirit that characterizes great software engineers, I acknowledge that I am not a great software engineer. more
I have seen a meme or stereotype or whatever you would call it going around the interwebs about women and their dresses. How when a woman’s dress has pockets, it is the appropriate response to … more
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