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North Little Rock’s fake 1880s mill landed a real role in Gone With the Wind

You walk into T.R. Pugh Memorial Park in North Little Rock and find a grist mill that never ground a single bag of flour. Builders finished it in 1933, made from stone, and shaped it to look like it had stood since the 1880s. There are no doors and no windows, as if time or thieves had already stripped them away.

North Little Rock, AR · 1d

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Little Rock’s Starter Home Crunch is Locking Out Aspiring Homeowners

For many Americans, the dream of homeownership begins with a starter home, but finding one has become increasingly difficult. A recent analysis by Realtor.com® explores the shifting landscape of entry-level

Little Rock, AR · 18h

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Recount request could trigger Sherwood mayoral runoff after five-vote majority margin

SHERWOOD, Ark. (KATV) — A candidate in the race for Sherwood mayor is asking for a recount. Mike Willingham was among 3 challengers to Mary Jo Heye-Townsell, the incumbent mayor. She easily defeated the field on election night, but only won a majority of the vote by 5 votes.

Sherwood, AR · 2d

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NWA Council weighs progress against looming infrastructure costs

Yesterday, the Northwest Arkansas Council held their annual meeting at The Record in downtown Bentonville. Nelson Peacock is the president and CEO of the council. He presents highlights but doesn’t shy away from infrastructure challenges ahead. He says one space they saw significant progress is with their program called Onward FX.

Bentonville, AR · 15h

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Arkansas lawmakers examine how property assessments are explained to taxpayers

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Arkansas lawmakers are taking a closer look at whether property owners can understand how their assessments are calculated—and who is responsible for explaining them. The discussion came Thursday before the Joint Performance Review Committee, after Garland County resident Shawn Beebe presented his own...

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AMP 2026 Women in AEC

November’s focus on architecture, engineering and construction gives Arkansas Money & Politics an opportunity to recognize prominent women in fields that have traditionally been male dominated. These Arkansas professionals are proving that women can thrive in these industries, whether their role is on a jobsite or behind a desk.

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7 Arkansas Vinyl Record Stores Where Music Lovers Can Spend Hours Digging For Gems

One record shop in Arkansas cleans its used records before they ever hit the bins. Another sits in a basement crammed with vinyl, CDs, and the occasional deep cut you never thought you’d see in person. That kind of variety makes record shopping interesting. One store doubles as an...

Arkansas · 2d

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Modern gun deer hunting season starts Saturday

Arkansas’s main modern gun deer hunting season for 2026 runs from today4 to December 13 with a second segment from December 26 to December 28. Zone bag limits are standardized to four deer per zone, with a statewide season limit of six deer. An estimated 300,000-plus hunters are expected to head into the woods for the opener.

Arkansas · 2h

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The Most Popular Thanksgiving Pie and Side Dish in Arkansas

Every family has that one Thanksgiving dish they'll defend to the end, but nothing starts a debate quite like the pie table. You might get away with tweaking the stuffing or skipping the rolls, but touch the dessert and you'll hear about it until next year. In Arkansas, that loyalty belongs firmly to chocolate. According […]

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7 Arkansas Town Squares That Become Absolutely Magical After Dark This Christmas

More than 3,300 hours. That’s how long one city’s parks crew spends decorating a single Arkansas town square for Christmas. The result? Over 500,000 LED lights strung across 47 miles of strands. That’s well over a marathon’s worth of twinkle. I love that towns here take...

Arkansas · 2d

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Arkansas parole board vacancy enters ninth month as lawmakers seek close-vote tally

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Arkansas lawmakers are asking how often the state’s Post-Prison Transfer Board has come within one vote of approving an inmate’s release while one of its seven seats has been vacant. The seat has been empty since Feb. 1, according to testimony Thursday...

Arkansas · 1d

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6 Things Arkansans Remember About Walton’s 5&10 Before Walmart Took Over

The floor at Walton’s 5&10 had red and green tiles that didn’t match. It’s one of the small details from the dime store where Walton got his start. Here’s what Arkansans remember about Walton’s 5&10 before Walmart took over. 1. The Harrison Variety Store. Sam...

Bentonville, AR · 2d

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Arkansas Lawmakers to Review Funding for Rural Hospitals, Senior Food Assistance, and Dental Care

Arkansas lawmakers are scheduled to review several proposed funding agreements next week aimed at supporting rural hospitals, expanding dental care, and helping older residents access food assistance. The proposals are included in the November 2026 discretionary grants packet submitted to the Arkansas Legislative Council’s Review Subcommittee, which is scheduled to...

Arkansas · 1d

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Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Considers Earlier 2027 Turkey Season, Seeks Public Input

Arkansas turkey hunters could be heading into the woods a week earlier than expected next spring, but whether that happens may depend on a decision still awaiting public input. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is considering changes to the 2027 spring turkey hunting season that would move opening dates...

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Entergy Arkansas encourages customers to prepare homes, communities for fall safety

LITTLE ROCK — As temperatures begin to cool and daylight hours grow shorter, Entergy Arkansas is encouraging customers to take a few simple steps to prepare their homes and communities for the fall season. From making sure heating equipment is ready for colder weather to reporting streetlights that are...

Arkansas · 1d

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High school students train as community health workers

Community health worker (CHW) professions are gaining the attention of high school students in Northwest Arkansas. The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Institute for Community Health Innovation provides training to multiple age demographics. Students in Bentonville’s Ignite program had the opportunity to receive the training in the fall...

Bentonville, AR · 22h

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10 Old-Fashioned Arkansas Craft Shops Where Makers Still Find Supplies The Big Chains Stopped Carrying

One Arkansas quilt shop sits out in the country next to a log house from the early 1800s. Another stocks around 20,000 yards of fabric in a small Ozark town. I love that kind of surprise. These shops carry the stuff that keeps vanishing from big-box aisles. I’m talking hand-dyed...

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Northeast Arkansas Weather Update for November 13

Mostly clear Friday with a high of 52° and low of 30°. Highs remain in the 50s and lows in the 30s this weekend.

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6 Arkansas November Events Worth Clearing Your Calendar For, From Half A Million Lights To Small-Town Markets

November in Arkansas is busier than most people expect. Fall color is fading, but the calendar fills up with light displays, craft markets, parades, and festivals that start the holiday season early. This list covers six events across the state, with options for families and for adults looking for a grown-up night out.

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Arkansas state representative suggests building two state prisons in Northwest Arkansas

A Northwest Arkansas lawmaker is suggesting the state build two prisons in the region as Arkansas looks for ways to address a prison bed shortage. State Rep. Steve Unger, R-Springdale, presented the idea Tuesday during a joint meeting of the House and Senate judiciary committees. Unger told 5NEWS he envisions...

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