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Arkansas emerges as top destination for movers in 2025

Arkansas topped the nation as the most popular destination for movers in 2025, according to a new Migration Patterns Study released Thursday by Atlas Van Lines. The annual study, which tracks Atlas customers’ interstate, interprovincial and international moves from Nov. 1, 2024, through Oct. 31, 2025, found Arkansas...
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If You Love Cheesecake, This Arkansas Spot in Little Rock Is a Must-Try

Cheesecake on point! in Little Rock is the kind of dessert haven that makes you plan your day around a slice. With a 4.9 star reputation and lines that prove the hype is real, this shop turns cravings into rituals. You will taste careful craft in every bite, from classic styles to bold flavor twists. Ready to find...
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Arkansas History for December 22: Simmons begins killing spree

Important Arkansas historical events and significant anniversaries for December 22, and notable births and deaths of native Arkansans born on this date. Information is drawn from state archives, historical societies, contemporary newspapers and other media archives, and legal records. Historical Arkansas events and...
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Chronic wasting disease spreads to new counties in Arkansas, alarming game officials

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Three cases of Chronic-Wasting Disease have been detected in parts of Arkansas where they never have been before. Now the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is urging hunters to be on the lookout for this disease, which affects white-tailed deer and elk. Chronic-Wasting Disease...
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Conway pilots serving as Santa’s elves spreading holiday cheer in the skies

Conway, AR (KATV) — As everyone has their eyes to the skies this December looking for Santa Claus and his reindeers, people living in Faulkner County may have instead found messages written by two pilots. Bryan Brannon and Ben Cantrell fly corporate planes professionally, but have been painting the...
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Black Santa Arkansas retires name, continues same mission

Chris Kennedy, widely known as "Black Santa Arkansas," announced this week that he is retiring the moniker that made him well-known throughout central Arkansas and beyond.
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10 Cities In Arkansas Where Retirees Say Life Is Peaceful, Simple, And Affordable

Wondering where retirees can enjoy peaceful, simple living in Arkansas without breaking the bank?. These 10 welcoming cities offer retirees the perfect blend of relaxation, community, and affordability that make golden years truly golden!. 1. Russellville. Retirees in Russellville enjoy the perfect balance of natural...
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Arkansas inmates restricted from receiving physical books, other media directly under new policy

Arkansas inmates will no longer receive books, newspapers or magazines directly under a new policy approved by the Board of Corrections Friday. The Arkansas Board of Corrections approved the change, which a Department of Corrections spokesperson said takes effect on Feb. 1. Prison officials said the restriction was...
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Arkansas Winter Warning: Animal Collisions Spike After Dark Near Little Rock

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Little Rock, AR – As winter conditions settle in across Arkansas and nights grow longer, drivers near Little Rock are being warned about a seasonal danger that spikes sharply this time of year: wildlife...
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Arkansas Department of Health says no change expected for school Hepatitis B shot requirements

LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Department of Health is examining its updated immunization policy, but does not expect any change to school vaccination requirements. That decision is being made in response to a move last week by a federal agency to stop recommending the Hepatitis B shot for all newborns.

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