I think I’ll blog a little again on the football game, last week’s posting having been received well by a couple of people. There were some good things: 1. The Razorbacks never got close enough to the goal-line to have to try to run it in with the big tip-toer and no blockers. 2. Mallett may not be [...]

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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Someday, maybe, framing Arkansas-Alabama as genius coach vs. genius coach will be accurate.

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Governor Mike Beebe and state economic officials will travel to Europe in early October to meet with leaders of businesses invested in Arkansas.

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The more effective bribes usually go under the table.

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LITTLE ROCK — Odds are, a big payout from a lottery scratch-off ticket is not in the future for thousands of Arkansans who play when the state-run lottery launches Monday, but that hasn’t tempered anticipation of the games expected to generate up to $100 million for college scholarships.

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So, an economist and a central banker walk into the room in the midst of a recession.

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A shopping trip is in order.

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Then came the idea for the tunnel. It all makes some sense but only if you have completely lost your political bearings.

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LITTLE ROCK — Razorback football fans, chill — the season is far from over.

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A segment of Arkansas history that is largely unknown is that of the duck wars.

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