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Arkansas Comic Con Returns to Little Rock September 18–20 with Star-Studded Guest Lineup

Arkansas Comic Con is returning to downtown Little Rock for 3 action-packed days featuring celebrity appearances, cosplay, gaming, comics, vendors, panels and entertainment for fans of all ages. VXV Events announced that Arkansas Comic Con 2026 will take place Friday through Sunday, September 18–20, at the Statehouse C
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ABV Black History: Beyond the Divide Reconnects the Legacy of West Ninth Street and...

By Keely David-Walker, Courtney Anderson, and Coi BradleyDunbar Historic Neighborhood Association LITTLE ROCK, Ark. —...
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Congratulations Vanessa Cash Adams for Being One of AY’s ‘Best of Lawyers’ of 2026

As a bankruptcy lawyer, Vanessa Cash Adams may be the last person anyone wants to call — but once clients do, they can rest assured they are on the path to a brighter future. Over the course of nearly two decades in practice, Adams has helped hundreds of individuals, families and businesses navigate the tricky waters o
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Arkansas History for August 8: Ebony/Jet publisher John H. Johnson dies

Important Arkansas historical events and significant anniversaries for August 8, with notable births and deaths of people with Arkansas connections for this date. Information is drawn from state archives, historical societies, contemporary newspapers and other media archives, and legal records. Much of this information
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Arkansas Department of Health reports Cyclosporiasis now in Baxter County

Cyclosporiasis, the stomach illness spreading across the country, is still increasing in Arkansas and Baxter County is the latest county in the north central part of the state to report cases. The Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) is reporting 237 cases as of Friday, an increase of 32 cases of the sickness in the sta
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Four arrested after alleged attempt to sneak contraband into Pulaski County jail

PULASKI COUNTY, Ark. (KATV) — The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department says they have arrested 4 people who they allege tried to sneak contraband and narcotics into the Pulaski County Regional Detention Center. The men arrested and their charges are listed below:. Robert Duncan Sr.: Engaging in a Continuing Criminal...
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Arkansas’ first Buc-ee’s set to open in 10 days as officials prepare for possible...

Arkansas’ first Buc-ee’s is just 10 days away from opening its doors in Benton, but construction is still underway at the highway exit near the store, raising concerns about traffic when the popular travel center opens.
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CODĒ! speaks on creating record label, live concert film & upcoming shows | Arkansas...

Host Miriam B. and Arkansas artist CODĒ! talked about why he chose to create his own record label, the process it took to create his recent live concert film and upcoming shows for the year.
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Popular fast-casual chain lays off workers after closing 15 restaurants amid financial turmoil, payroll...

Beef-a-Roo has laid off employees and closed 15 restaurants as the Midwest fast-casual chain struggles with mounting financial problems, leaving many workers uncertain about their futures and waiting for overdue…
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Youths ask tough questions, receive honest answers on mental health

Questions about depression, stress, bullying, peer pressure and even suicidal thoughts took center stage July 31 as children at the Boys & Girls Club of Jefferson County openly discussed mental health with community leaders during the Huddle Up Program, a youth empowerment initiative designed to equip students with pra

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