Nearly 100 Maumelle residents turned out Monday evening to hear the latest details about the proposed settlement of Bottom Line’s disputes with the city. The reaction was mixed.
Nearly 100 Maumelle residents turned out Monday evening to hear the latest details about the proposed settlement of Bottom Line’s disputes with the city. The reaction was mixed.
The Sherwood Police Department is singing the praises of a national online investigative system it is now using to help the agency catch thieves.
The Continuing Education Department at Arkansas State University-Searcy, a technical campus of ASU-Beebe, will hold a FREE Women’s Self Defense class on Monday, March 9 at 6:30 p.m. on the Searcy Campus.
For the second time this year, the Maumelle City Council met on Tuesday because of a holiday. Last week it was because of President’s Day. With a brief agenda, the council met for 90 minutes but announced plans that will set the stage for the year to come.
LITTLE ROCK— Today, many Americans may find that some of their TV stations are no longer available as they undergo the switch from analog to digital signals.
The $1.8 million Maumelle Public Works building was formally dedicated Monday. Mayor Mike Watson said it was started during former Mayor Burch Johnson’s tenure. He said the building for the first time gives the public works department adequate space to do their job.
Cabot Panther senior wrestlers Cody Ealy and Chad Hankins made their mark during the inaugural Arkansas Activities Association Class 7A state tournament.
The No. 2 Cabot Panthers improved to 20-5 on the season with wins over Bryant and Van Buren last week.
Sight unseen, you know Arkansas State University wide receiver Allen Muse is fearless.
The Cabot Panthers and Lady Panthers opened the 2009 soccer season last week against Benton.
