It seems the two titans of the Arkansas blogosphere have banged head on recent post over the weekend. Kinkade offered and interesting comparison of the Arkansas Democrat Gazette’s coverage of the Arkansas Democrat’s Jefferson-Jackson Dinner compared to the coverage of the Arkansas Republican’s Governor’s Dinner a few weeks back. Kinkade writes… I suppose it would be [...]

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Former Green Beret and Russellville Tea Party star Trevor Drown announced today that he is going to run for U.S. Senate as an Independent candidate, which greatly disappoints Republicans as one more GOP Senate candidate and we win a free sandwich. Anyway, the announcement is not Drown’s first. Just a few weeks back he sent out [...]

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The interim report of the Arkansas Legislative Digest has a nice little scoop today. Sen. Sue Madison of Fayetteville has drawn up legislation to effectively abolish the state lottery. Lotteries would still be constitutionally possible, but she’d repeal the enabling legislation. Realistically, it’s hard to believe the legislature will step back from something overwhelmingly approved by voters, [...]

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LITTLE ROCK — The number of graduating Arkansas high school students enrolling in college dropped slightly last year, the Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Board was told Friday.

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The Lowell Free Will Baptist Church presents the Hamilton Family from Hot Springs in concert at 6 p.m. today.

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SILOAM SPRINGS — 101.1 FM KLRC has been selected as a finalist for the National Association of Broadcasters Marconi Award for Religious Station of the Year. The NAB Marconi Radio Awards honor radio stations and on-air personalities for excellence in broadcasting.

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In Catholic debates, it always helps to be able to quote the official Catechism of the Catholic Church.

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ATLANTA — Ordained a United Methodist minister, the Rev. Chester Cook has now become a jack of all faiths.

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Ohio Church, Short On Cash, Wants Gas Drilling STOW, Ohio — A financially struggling church has run into neighborhood opposition to natural gas drilling on church property.

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BELLA VISTA — For the first 12 years they lived in Bella Vista, the church Al and Shirley Jenkins attend was made up almost entirely of retirees.

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