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Kroger Puts $4.4M Into Two Store Remodels, Local Giving

Kroger marked the completion of remodeling projects at two stores this month, a $1.7 million investment in Greencastle, Indiana, and a $2.7 million investment in Little Rock, Arkansas. The Greencastle store team and Kroger executives gathered for a morning ribbon-cutting Aug. 21 to mark the completion of that project,
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Report: This is the income needed to ‘live comfortably’ in Arkansas

Arkansas is among the top 10 states where it’s least expensive for a single adult to “live comfortably,” according to a new report.
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Dolly Parton’s Arkansas impact goes beyond music, from Razorbacks to literacy

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Dolly Parton’s connection to Arkansas stretches far beyond her music career. The country music icon has performed across the state, shared a memorable Razorback moment with an Arkansas crowd, and helped put free books into the hands of children statewide through her Imagination Library program.
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KWCK 99-9, Cowboy Country 100.7 KEAZ, The Bull 105-7 KBGB And Timeless 106.1 KFFB...

ArkansasRadio.com stations KWCK 99-9, Cowboy Country 100.7 KEAZ, The Bull 105-7 KBGB and Timeless 106.1 KFFB are remembering the life, music and enduring legacy of Country Music Hall of Famer Dolly Parton by featuring 2 of her songs every hour today. Parton, whose unmistakable voice, songwriting and generosity made her
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Magnolia Three-Day Weather/Sky Report: Lunar eclipse coming

Hot weather will continue across South Arkansas through Thursday, with heat-index readings topping 100 degrees and increasing chances for thunderstorms. Skywatchers, meanwhile, have a major astronomical event coming Thursday night: a deep partial lunar eclipse visible from Arkansas. All times in this report are Central
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Hogue named Arkansas’ new state fire marshal

Longtime investigator John Hogue has been appointed the next state fire marshal, the Arkansas Division of Emergency Management announced Monday.  Hogue is a certified investigator of fire and explosions, and a licensed private investigator, according to a press release from the agency. Hogue, who has 32 years of experi
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Arkansas History for August 25: Glasgow Affair

Important Arkansas historical events and significant anniversaries for August 25, 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 informatio
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Subsurface South Arkansas: Union and Ouachita county wells plugged

Recent reports filed with the Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission relating to permits issued; well completions, recompletions and workovers; and the plugging and abandonment of oil, natural gas and saltwater brine (bromine and lithium production) in South Arkansas. Three abandoned or inactive oil wells in Ouachita and Unio
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Burn bans persist across Northeast Arkansas after Saturday storms

Despite strong storms Saturday, many Northeast Arkansas counties remain under burn bans.
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Federal judge strikes down restrictive Arkansas direct democracy laws; state to appeal

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — A federal judge has struck down a swathe of new Arkansas laws that restricted the initiative and referendum process that allows citizens to petition to put constitutional amendments on the ballot. April last year, the League of Women Voters of Arkansas sued the state to...

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