The Razorbacks’ lead swelled by two runs in the third.
The Razorbacks’ lead swelled by two runs in the third.
Oklahoma scored first here at L. Dale Mitchell Park, scoring once in the top of the first. But Arkansas struck bigger in the bottom half, fueled by freshman Zack Cox’s deep three-run home run to right field.
The Razorbacks threatened in the second, but left runners at second and third.
SPRINGDALE — Much of Wal-Mart’s future growth must be outside the United States, but breaking into new countries means more risk and, initially, less return on the investment, analysts say.
FAYETTEVILLE — The wife of Alderman Robert Rhoads was injured on a bicycle Saturday after being struck by a vehicle on West Sycamore Street.
LITTLE ROCK — Festival-goers turned in more than 10 tons of recyclable materials during the city’s giant Riverfest celebration over the Memorial Day weekend, organizers said last week.
LITTLE ROCK — Tuition is likely to hold steady next school year at the University of Arkansas flagship campus in Fayetteville and at the Arkansas State main campus at Jonesboro, but some smaller schools are seeking approval from boards for tuition increases, though much smaller than last year’s.
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas’ small businesses will get a boost from the federal stimulus, Sen. Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., said Friday.
JONESBORO — The driver of a car that crossed the U.S. 63 median and drove south in the northbound lanes until it crashed head-on into a van — killing the wrong-way driver plus four people in the van — suffered from diabetes and had previously suffered low-blood-sugar episodes, his father said.
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas is more open to coal power than other states because it is more “visionary,” the head of a multistate electric utility said Friday.
