I’d like to take the next few paragraphs merely to express a kind of amused dismay at this state representative from Searcy, Mark Biviano.

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A Briggs Passport and Visa Expeditors officially announced it will move its corporate headquarters from Washington, D.C., to Little Rock. The Little Rock headquarters will eventually employ about 20 people. In June 2010, A Briggs announced the opening of a new client service center in Hope employing 20 people.

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Finally, after a cold harsh winter and unrelenting, unforgiving spring, Memorial Day weekend has arrived.

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It is not an exaggeration to say one cast of a fishing rod can win someone a year’s income.

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LITTLE ROCK — Word that Arkansas’ basketball team would play defending national champion Connecticut on Dec. 3 moved me to look at airfares from Little Rock to Hartford.

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LITTLE ROCK — Golf is about certain values that “are timeless and true,” and The First Tee program is a proven way to instill those life lessons in young people, former President George W. Bush said today.

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BEEBE — Tuition will rise four percent for students attending the Jonesboro campus of Arkansas State University next school year.

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PINE BLUFF — Pine Bluff police are investigating the shooting death of a man found in a backyard.

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OMAHA, Neb. — A federal jury has decided Tyson Foods hasn't been underpaying workers at its Lexington, Neb., plant, but the company still faces similar lawsuits related to plants in Dakota City and Madison.

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LITTLE ROCK — The Republican Party of Arkansas today dropped its lawsuit over elected state officials’ use of state vehicles.

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