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Traffic reopens after semi-truck crash on I-30 in Clark County

Eastbound traffic on Interstate 30 in Clark County is at a standstill after a semi-truck crash Tuesday.

Clark County, AR · 3d

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Clark County Jail Bookings: Nov. 2-8, 2026

The following people have recently been booked into the Clark County Detention Center on Crittenden Street in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. Listings include names, ages (when recorded), the arresting agency, and all charges listed on the jail roster. All the following people are presumed innocent unless found guilty in a court of law. Please remember that it is possible for a name to be shared by more than one individual. The Arkadelphian does not withhold names from the arrest log, so don’t even think about asking.

Arkadelphia, AR · 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 · 8d
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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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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

arkadelphian.com

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Arkadelphia song minister refuses to stay silent after tracheostomy

FINDING HIS VOICE — Despite a life-altering tracheostomy, professional singer Marque Black refused to give up. The music minister of a local church sat down with The Arkadelphian to talk about his struggles and how he redeemed a second chance at singing. Courtesy photo. Twice a week, Marque Black...

Arkadelphia, AR · 3d

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Malzahn To Take The Field on Behalf of University In Arkansas for First Time In 14 Years

Gus Malzahn is the “what if” that will never die in the annals of Arkansas football history. The 61-year-old spent only one year coaching the Hogs during his illustrious career, but is about as closely tied to the Natural State as one can be. Malzahn played his college...

Fayetteville, AR · 3d

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A father who fought for Hope, a banker’s path home

HOPE – “I went with my daddy to talk to the board members of the vo-tech program to put it here in Hope. So, I’m kind of proud of that.” Darwin Hendrix was a young man when he joined his father, then-state Sen. Olen Hendrix, in the push to bring a vocational-technical school to Hope in the 1960s. Today that school is the University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana. It is one of several things the Hendrix family has helped bring to Hope and southwest Arkansas over more than half a century.

Hope, AR · 2d

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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 · 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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Ouachita Baptist president defends Christian belief policy

Ouachita Baptist University’s president is defending a new policy requiring faculty and staff to affirm the school’s Christian beliefs. Starting next school year, employees will be asked to sign a statement of Christian belief. It also asks them to uphold the university’s positions on sexuality, race and Christian community.

Arkadelphia, AR · 3d

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99th Battle of the Ravine this Saturday at Henderson

ARKADELPHIA — One of college football’s most unique rivalries takes center stage this Saturday, Nov. 14, as Henderson State (8-2) hosts No. 25 Ouachita Baptist (8-2) in the 99th edition of the Battle of the Ravine. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. at Carpenter-Haygood Stadium and GeoSurfaces Field.

Arkadelphia, AR · 1d

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Local seniors earn Good Citizen recognition

GOOD CITIZENS — Local high school seniors receiving Good Citizen awards from the Arkadelphia Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) Tuesday are pictured with Karolynn Farnan (far left), regent of the local chapter. The Good Citizens are (2nd left to right): Josh Greenwich, Arkadelphia High; Ava Graves, Ouachita High, and Gracie Gillaspy, Centerpoint High. Submitted photo.

Arkadelphia, AR · 2d

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United Daughters of the Confederacy and Prescott Rotary Club Remember Battle of Prairie D’Ane

On Wednesday, November 11, 2026 members of The United Daughters of the Confederacy, Pat Cleburne Chapter #31 in Hope, AR and the Prescott Rotary Club gathered together to lay a wreath on the Civil War Memorial Marker at the Nevada County Depot Museum. The marker reads: Civil War Memorial Dedicated to the memory of the gallant soldiers who fought there at the Battle of Prairie D’Ane or Gum Grove. April 9, 1864 General Frederick Steele, Commander of the Union Army. General Sterling Price, Commander of the Confederate Army. Erected by the American Legion November 11, 1954.

Prescott, AR · 1d

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Tucker reflects on decade as top Clark County official

Clark County Judge Troy Tucker will soon be saying goodbye to running local government as the county’s top official. Courtesy photo. Presiding over his penultimate quorum court meeting, Clark County Judge Troy Tucker recited an extensive list of road improvement projects completed during his decade in office. Reminiscent of...

Clark County, AR · 2d

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Fulton civic group founder sues town, mayor over records on $3 million water grant

FULTON, Ark. — The founder of a south Arkansas civic group sued the town of Fulton, its mayor and its recorder-treasurer Tuesday, saying they gave her only a partial response to public records requests about a $3.05 million federal grant to replace the town’s leaking water lines and never answered the rest.

Fulton, AR · 2d

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Salem plays at Atkins and Mountain View goes to Glen Rose in 3A State playoffs

This week is the first round of the Class 3A State playoffs and two area teams will be vying for a chance a the title. The Salem Greyhounds will travel to Atkins to face the Red Devils, who hold a 9-1 overall record and won the 3A-4 conference championship. Atkins is ranked fifth in Class 3A and features running back and wide receiver Brelan Criswell, who is averaging 137 yards on the ground and has 42.7 passing yards per game.

Salem, AR · 10h

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Blevins School Board Reviews Financial Matters, Contracts and District Updates

BLEVINS, Ark. — The Blevins School District Board of Directors met in regular session on November 9, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in the school library. The board reviewed and approved the previous meeting minutes and financial report before addressing several items of new business. The board discussed an upcoming...

Blevins, AR · 1d

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Dierks School Board Discusses Recovered Funds, Approves Vehicle Purchase

The Dierks School Board met Tuesday for its regular monthly meeting, with three members present and two absent. Members in attendance were Jaron Tipton, Kara Tedford and Laykon Graham. Kirby Allen and Justin Simmons were absent. During the meeting, Superintendent Grover Hill provided an update regarding a compromised check totaling...

Dierks, AR · 1d

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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