COUNCIL APPROVES RESOLUTIONS PAVING WAY FOR OFFICIALS TO SEEK GRANTS FOR PURCHASE
The Forrest City City Council passed several resolutions Tuesday night, paving the way for the city to seek a $60,000 grant to install a generator at the Larry S.
SIMES SAYS LARGE CRIMINAL DOCKET MAY FORCE CHANGES TO CIVIL COURT SCHEDULE
A St. Louis man, already serving prison time for murder, is now facing a 40-year sentence in the Arkansas Department of Corrections after pleading guilty to murder this morning in St.
CYPRESS CORNER TO WALNUT CORNER STRETCH WILL COMPLETE SOUTHERN EXPANSION TO 4 LANES
The Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department will hold a public involvement meeting Thursday in Lexa to discuss plans for the final phase of the Hwy.
REPRESENTATIVE PLANS TO WORK WITH ARK. PRESS ASSOCIATION ON PROPOSAL
Representative Marshall Wright said that a bill he has proposed which would create exemptions to the state’s Freedom of Information Act could still be amended before it ever sees a House vote.
A bill, sponsored by Rep Marshall Wright, D-Forrest City, that would allow all safety plans and procedures at state schools and universities, along with meetings on those issues, to be protected fr
The Forrest City Civic Center Commission agreed to a proposal on Tuesday to extend the contract for Civic Center caterer D&R Catering, while increasing rates and requiring the business to make
The Palestine-Wheatley School Board agreed to lend its support to an effort to create a regional alternative school during its monthly meeting Monday night in Wheatley.
SUPREME COURT SELECTS RETIRED NWA ATTORNEY TO SERVE AS CONSULTANT; FOCUS TO BE IN PHILLIPS CO.
The Arkansas Supreme Court has selected a retired circuit judge from Fayetteville to serve as an independent consultant in the First Judicial District.
Several business and industry leaders representing the Delta were honored Thursday night for their work to lead the region into the future, during the eighth annual Crossroads Coalition dinner i
