Times Record Staff John McFarland, Baldor CEO and board chairman, foresees a tough second half of 2009 with sales sliding much as they did in the second quarter.

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Arkansas News Bureau LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Soybean Association is urging producers to enter “The Race for 100 Yield Contest” and compete for a $50,000 prize.

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FAYETTEVILLE — After several months of waiting, Arkansas running back Broderick Green finally received the news he had been hoping for.

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Just like old times. Carl Neumeier’s face lights up when talking about the past. He’s pretty excited swinging his aluminum bat this weekend as well.

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FAYETTEVILLE — Most college football coaches don’t try to talk their star players into leaving early for the NFL Draft.

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The Morning News FAYETTEVILLE — One of the biggest draws on the LPGA Tour is scheduled to play in the P&G Beauty NW Arkansas Championship on Sept. 11-13.

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FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas receiver Reggie Fish’s collegiate football career may be winding down, but the senior could have another talent to fall back on.

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Ground-breaking gave way to ground-wetting Thursday when heavy rains fell on the site of four new duplexes to be built by the Fort Smith Housing Authority using federal stimulus funds.

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POTEAU — The LeFlore County Detention Center Public Trust voted unanimously Thursday to accept the resignation of Jail

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LITTLE ROCK — A company that has accused Arkansas lottery officials of creating an unfair bidding process is still interested in working for the lottery, a spokeswoman said Thursday.

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