John Brummett
You want Arkansas history? Tell some
March 20 2010
The Pryor Center seems to be on the cusp of emerging as a treasure trove that will transform our recording of, and understanding of, our own history.
LITTLE ROCK — U.S. Rep. Mike Ross, D-Prescott, Arkansas’ only U.S. House member running for re-election, said today he planned to vote against the Senate health care bill this weekend.
LITTLE ROCK — Tougher standards for coal-fired power plants would improve public health and boost economic possibilities, the Sierra Club said today.
LITTLE ROCK — The state Ethics Commission answered a question today from Lt. Gov. Bill Halter about his options for disposing of unspent money from his abandoned re-election campaign.
19 March 2010
PINE BLUFF — The Arkansas Department of Correction says a former Shannon Hills police chief who was convicted of sexual assault has died in prison.
19 March 2010
LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission has issued letters to two Arkansas Judges.
19 March 2010
LITTLE ROCK — The Navy says a Hot Springs native has been killed in a battle with militants in Afghanistan.
19 March 2010
FORT SMITH — Manufacturing managers have told area and visiting Arkansas legislators that proposed Interstate 49 and other transportation improvements are of critical importance to their operations.
19 March 2010
NEW ORLEANS — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says it will study potential human health and water quality threats from an oil and natural gas drilling technique that injects massive amounts of water, sand and chemicals underground.
19 March 2010
PINE BLUFF — Pine Bluff police forced their way into the home of 53-year-old Steve Bostain and arrested him early Thursday afternoon following a standoff that lasted several hours. There were no reported injuries.
March 20 2010
The Pryor Center seems to be on the cusp of emerging as a treasure trove that will transform our recording of, and understanding of, our own history.
March 20 2010
LITTLE ROCK — Hang onto those reserved seats for the final weekend of racing at Oaklawn Park.
Added on 07 December 2009
The Natural State Brass Ensemble performs and Gene McVay of the American Legion speaks at a Pearl Harbor Day ceremony at the Arkansas Capitol on Monday, Dec. 7, 2009.
