DECATUR -- Walls are going up, windows are being installed and the hallways are enclosed as work continued on the Decatur High School renovation project, whi...

GENTRY -- The city council in Gentry, on July 12, heard numerous updates and passed an ordinance on two of its three readings to amend Gentry's code to allow...

HIGHFILL -- The city council in Highfill, at its July 13 meeting, authorized remote attendance at council meetings, adopted a new zoning map and rezoned cert...

DECATUR -- The city of Decatur was on the march with several new businesses moving into the area as well as the expansion of the Simmons dog food plant on th...

DECATUR -- With the dismantling of the old blue bleachers at Bulldog Stadium and material hauled away by Midwest Structural Components, the Decatur School Bo...

County jails once again are dealing with covid-19 positive inmates, officials said.

SHREVEPORT, La. --When the temperature rises, so can energy bills. Southwestern Electric Power Co., an American Electric Power company, offers 10 tips to hel...

GENTRY — A town hall meeting is planned for next week to review plans and ideas for a revitalization of downtown Gentry.

GRAVETTE -- Dr. Nancy Jones, Dr. Marc Poemoceah and Dr. David Tucker, three Gravette physicians, will be recognized as co-grand marshals of the 128th Gravett...

GRAVETTE -- Members of the Gravette Kiwanis Club have announced that they will again sponsor the popular pancake breakfast on Gravette Day, Saturday, Aug. 14...

Do you ever get fed up with all of the "stuff" which comes into your home and life every day, every night unless the cable has gone off, possibly because of ...

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Week of July 26-30

GENTRY - New trees were planted in front of Gentry High School on July 13 to replace the pine trees which were removed. The trees, forest pansy redbuds, shou...

Steele was taken off a chain and is learning how to walk on a leash. He is a 1-year-old heeler mix. He is on the small side (35 pounds) with lots of energy t...

Mount Pleasant Kids Day

DECATUR -- With a little over a month left in the summer vacation, Decatur coaches are scrambling to utilize every bit of practice time to get ready for the ...

DECATUR -- A Decatur landmark met with the cutting torch July 5 as the 31-year-old Bulldog Stadium bleachers, a symbol of the Decatur Bulldog football and so...

DECATUR -- He is back and ready to revive his former basketball program and continue to build the Decatur Lady Bulldog basketball legacy. That former coach i...

DECATUR -- In 2008, Becky Arnold, a member of the Hickson family, called Mary Wilkins with the Wilkins family and challenged the Wilkins clan to a game of so...

DECATUR -- Almost three years ago, two Arkansas high schools, one in extreme Northwest Arkansas and the other in the southwest part of the state, both faced ...

DECATUR -- One of the newest sports at Decatur High School continues to grow in popularity, thanks to the dedication of its coaches, athletes and support staff.

FAYETTEVILLE -- Summer vacation is a time of splashing, running, picnics in the shade and family vacations. But one local sports program took advantage of th...

DECATUR -- Good news for Decatur Bulldog football and soccer fans came during a special meeting of the Decatur school board. The board voted to get new bleac...

We are experiencing warm weather. I love the summer with birds and beasts everywhere and lots of daylight to use for work and enjoying the whole thing. I wat...

It is a year late but states are finally taking back their constitutional responsibility for their own elections. Democratic state secretaries and/or governo...

While many may not agree with me, I'd like to point out a denial of Biblical truth that has permeated modern thinking and leads to flawed approaches to deali...

A strange, eerie silence stalks the land, somewhat similar to after Abraham Lincoln was elected president. The nation had already divided, choosing sides. Ev...

The year the rain came just before the Fourth of July was pretty special! The entire countryside was still wet and we set off all kinds of big bangs and shin...

Is it time for another 'cuff? Before we get into that, did you have as much trouble with the last 'cuff as I did when I read it in the paper? A confession is...

A flood of new studies is exposing the CDC's hostile attitude toward the use of hydroxychloroquine as a prophylactic and cure for covid-19, showing it to hav...

I guess you could say I'm one of those "ask me about my grandchildren" type of guys. At least I am inclined to repeat to others what my grandchildren say to ...

"If thou, LORD, shouldest mark iniquities, O Lord, who shall stand? But there is forgiveness with thee, that thou mayest be feared." Psalm 130:3-4

Again, I was asked about the mystery of Jesus challenging Peter. Why did Jesus ask the same question three times? Let's read John 21:15-17 from the NCV.

"If thou, LORD, shouldest mark iniquities, O Lord, who shall stand? But there is forgiveness with thee, that thou mayest be feared." Psalm 130:3-4

Have you ever felt like the Lord has backed away from you? You want to pray and fellowship with Him, but He seems far away? Why is that?

You may have noticed, people come in all shapes and sizes. We have different hair color, eye color and skin color. We are so different from each other. Unles...

"Judge not, that ye be not judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again. And...

Do you know that Sunday, four days from now, is July 4? Good. But what's the big deal about July 4? France has July 4 on its calendar. I'm sure Greece, Russi...

"Then drew near unto him all the publicans and sinners for to hear him. And the Pharisees and scribes murmured, saying, This man receiveth sinners, and eatet...