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Sunday Alcohol Sales at Gas Stations, Liquor Stores Approved in Hot Springs, Pine Bluff, El Dorado

Voters in three Arkansas cities approved Sunday alcohol sales on Tuesday night. Alcohol sales will be allowed at gas stations and liquor stores within city limits following the passage of measures in Hot Springs, Pine Bluff and El Dorado. The three cities join 24 other Arkansas cities in allowing Sunday...

Hot Springs, AR · 9d
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6 Surprisingly Affordable Pizza Places In Arkansas For A Cheap Dinner

One Arkansas pizza counter sells fireworks right next to its cheesy breadsticks. Yes, really. Dinner and a little sparkle, all from the same small shop. Another spot makes dessert pizzas topped with banana creme and Bavarian creme. One more serves a signature pie called the Godfather, with live music on the side.

Arkansas · 3d
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Booneville man claims $200,000 instant-win lottery prize

A Booneville man won the $200,000 top prize on an instant-win ticket. Donald Allcorn stopped for breakfast at the Casey's General Store on East Main Street when he decided to pick up a couple of instant tickets, according to a release from the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery. He won $100 on his second ticket and decided to pick up a $10 Triple Red 777 ticket.

Booneville, AR · 7d
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Fans Swear The Best Cinnamon Roll They’ve Ever Had Is Worth The Line At This Cozy Hot Springs, Arkansas Bakery

Some people drive to Hot Springs for the bathhouses and the mountain views. Others quietly plan their whole morning around a line that forms outside a brick-lined shop downtown. The reason is a cinnamon roll, and the people who have tried it tend to talk about it like a personal...

Hot Springs, AR · 1d
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Business Law Class Observes Real-World Courtroom

Students in the Arkansas Tech University Business Law class taught by Thomas Pennington observed Pope County Circuit Court proceedings overseen by Judge Jack Patterson II during a field trip on Monday, Nov. 9. Patterson visited with the ATU students at the conclusion of the docket and provided them with additional...

Russellville, AR · 1d

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This Hot Springs Antique Mall Fills Every Booth With Vintage Finds And Keeps You Browsing For Hours

A rainy afternoon in Hot Springs can turn into an all-day treasure hunt. Behind one storefront on Central Avenue, hundreds of booths hold furniture, collectibles, home decor, and quirky surprises. Shoppers say the place is much bigger than it looks, and some leave with a truck bed half full after planning to buy just one thing.

Hot Springs, AR · 1d

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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...

Arkansas · 22h

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Pine Bluff confident ahead of Greenwood game

Pine Bluff is back in the playoffs after missing the past two seasons, and the Zebras are confident despite facing one of the state’s perennial powerhouses. Greenwood will host Pine Bluff in a first-round matchup at 7 p.m. Friday at GHS’s Bulldog Stadium. This will be the first...

Pine Bluff, AR · 5h

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Groundwater withdrawals remain unsustainable, farmers digging deeper

MORRILTON, Ark. — The conclusion of Tuesday’s Groundwater Summit in Morrilton was that farmers are digging deeper for water. The state’s annual groundwater report in July had noted declining water levels in some areas of the state’s two largest aquifers, the Mississippi River Valley Alluvial and the Sparta Alluvial.

Morrilton, AR · 2d

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Ozark Mayor’s Race Heads To Runoff

Ozark mayoral candidates Tyler Williams and Argest Hyler will advance to a runoff election on Dec. 1, after neither obtained more than 50% of the vote in the General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Williams received 374 votes, or 46%, while Hyler received 245, or 30%. A third candidate, John...

Ozark, AR · 3d

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Study reveals declining access to maternity care in Arkansas

A new national study is raising concerns about declining access to maternity care in Arkansas, particularly in rural communities. The University of Minnesota Rural Health Research Center examined hospital-based obstetric services in every U.S. county from 2010 through 2024. The report – issued last week – found that Conway County was among nine counties in the state which lost hospital-based obstetric services during that time period; and that Perry, Van Buren and Yell Counties were among 40 counties that did not have the services at all during the time period examined…

Arkansas · 2d

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Clarksville, Ozark Approve Bond Issues

Voters in both Clarksville and Ozark approved bond issues that will provide funding for utility improvements during the General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 3. In Clarksville, voters were asked to decide whether to extend and restructure a one-cent sales tax to fund critical upgrades to the city’s wastewater treatment plant, as well as parks and recreation improvements.

Clarksville, AR · 3d

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Conway Co. FD providing free smoke detectors to residents

The Conway County Fire Department received 200 smoke detectors this week through the Arkansas Fire Protection Services Board Grant, and the department is making these life-saving devices available free of charge to anyone in the community who needs one, while supplies last. To request a free smoke detector, you’re asked to scan the QR code on the Conway County Fire Department Facebook post announcing the program. Working alongside local church partners, the department will make sure your new smoke detector is properly installed in your home. The Conway County Fire Department is actively working to secure additional grant funds and, through local partnerships, to bring even more detectors to Conway County…

Conway County, AR · 1d

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Barnes to receive UCA Distinguished Alumni Award

Veteran journalist and Conway County native Steve Barnes is one of two individuals selected to receive the University of Central Arkansas 2027 Distinguished Alumni Award. Barnes and accounting and philanthropic leader Susan Davenport will be recognized at an event on Saturday, March 6th, at the Windgate Center for Fine and Performing Arts on the UCA campus…

Conway, AR · 2d

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The Hartwig-Schmidtke Couple Migrates to Cleveland

Today’s birthday girl is Martha Wilhelmine Bertha Schmdtke, who, according to a transcription of her German baptism record below, was born on November 12, 1867. Bertha’s later gravestone says she was born on that date in 1868. Her death certificate says she was born on January 17, 1866. I happen to think that she was born in 1867 because a church record also uses that date. Bertha was the daughter of Friedrich and Wilhelmina (Nehm) Schmidtke. When Bertha came to America aboard the ship, Dresden, in 1892, she was said to be 24 years old. Her passenger list says she was from Konigsberg and headed towards Illinois.

Cleveland, AR · 1d

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Design by Russellville Artist Selected for Walmart AMP Collector Ticket

Artwork created by Russellville-based artist and printmaker Neal Harrington will be a featured design for the Walmart AMP’s collector tickets for the 2027 season. Harrington primarily works in relief printmaking in his visual art pieces. “The bold and graphic marks of the woodcut-relief technique reiterate the tension and energy of the figures,” Harrington says about his work.

Russellville, AR · 1d

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Lady Jackets open season with split at Clarksville Classic

WYNNE — The Wynne Lady Jackets opened the season Monday with the Clarksville Classic, beating Alma 69-43 before falling to Benton 44-40 on Tuesday. Wynne Lady Jackets coach Bobby Lewallen said the classic gave his team a jump start on what will be a challenging conference. “We’re in what...

Wynne, AR · 1d

Stuttgart Daily Leader

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GenCon Summit sees significant growth in year two

HOT SPRINGS — The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s second Generation Conservation Summit can boast a 68 percent growth rate in schools or groups participating from Year One, and more than 100 percent growth over last year in students who attended the two-day event at Bank OZK Arena and the Hot Springs Convention Center Nov. 4-5. An astute businessman like former AGFC commissioner Bobby Martin, who has led such national brands as The Gap Inc., obviously will like those growth figures.

Hot Springs, AR · 1d