Maumelle School District discussion grows as District 71 candidate raises possibility of separation
MAUMELLE, Ark. — As conversations continue about the future of public education in Pulaski County, one local leader is asking whether Maumelle should consider creating its own school district. District 71 State Representative candidate Cassandra Mayes recently posted a video on social media encouraging residents to dis
Hensley woman killed in Little Rock rollover crash
A Hensley woman was killed Friday (June 12) in a two-vehicle crash on West 23rd Street in Little Rock, according to an Arkansas State Police preliminary crash report. The crash occurred at about 7:51 p.m. near 4719 W. 23rd St. State police identified the driver as Erin Elizabeth Taylor, 49,...
AAA summer dead period begins Sunday
LITTLE ROCK — Sunday marks the start of the Arkansas Activities Association’s mandated summer dead period for high school sports. The dead period lasts for two weeks and will go from Sunday, June 21, through Sunday, July 5. During that time, no athletic competition is allowed and all...
Watertown Post 17 Opens Creighton Prep Tournament With 12–6 Win Over Bryant, Arkansas
Northeast Radio SD News – Gretna, NE - Watertown Post 17 started strong at the Creighton Prep Tournament on Thursday, powering past Bryant, Arkansas, 12–6 behind a four-RBI performance from Cole Hansen.
Little Rock Compassion Center seeks water donations ahead of extreme heat
As temperatures and humidity rise across central Arkansas, the Little Rock Compassion Center is asking the community for help providing relief to people experiencing homelessness during the summer months.
Arkansas is Enjoying Growth in Commercial Real Estate, and the Best May be to...
Eric Boen remembers when it used to be simple. “The game has changed,” said Boen, a Fayetteville-based agent at Commercial Realty and founder of Boen Kemp Construction. “It went from what used to be Arkansas trying to get a Chick-fil-A to now there’s a lot of different things out there and so many different factors.”
Arkansas Wildlife Weekly Fishing Report
This young fellow is Cai (no last name provided), who landed a terrific 24.5-inch brown trout on the White River at Cotter. Helping him with the catch is Jerry Coleman, a Cotter Trout Dock guide. Cotter Trout Dock says that it’s seldom been easier than it has been the last few weeks to catch rainbows in their area, and
South Arkansas in for stormy Friday
The National Weather Service in Little Rock has placed the southern half of Arkansas in a Marginal (1 out of 5) Risk for severe weather on Friday, June 19. The Arkadelphia area is included in the area. The main risk with this system will be isolated gusty winds in a decaying cluster of storms as it pushes east across t
Arkansas e-bike voucher program opens July 6, offers up to $1,200
Three metro regions in Arkansas are offering nearly 6,000 vouchers for new e-bikes. The Northwest Arkansas Regional Planning Commission, the City of Fort Smith and Metroplan in central Arkansas were awarded $100 million by the Environmental Protection Agency as part of its Climate Pollution Reduction Grant program. Tim
Livestock Trailer Requirements in Arkansas: What Every Hauler Needs to Know
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Hauling livestock across Arkansas roads comes with a specific set of legal obligations that go well beyond simply loading animals into a trailer and driving away. Whether you raise cattle on a small family farm or operate a commercial hauling

















