LITTLE ROCK — An immediate hit at premier racetracks in Kentucky and California, a five-race wager with a .50 cent minimum might be available next January at Oaklawn Park.
LITTLE ROCK — An immediate hit at premier racetracks in Kentucky and California, a five-race wager with a .50 cent minimum might be available next January at Oaklawn Park.
While Arkansas was coping with severe storms and flooding this May, one of the deadliest tornadoes in American history struck our neighbors to the north. The EF-5 tornado that razed a 6-mile swath of Joplin, Missouri, killed more than 150 people, injured hundreds more and left thousands homeless. In the aftermath of such a tragedy, [...]
WASHINGTON — House Republicans today approved 218 to 210 a plan to avert a looming debt crisis that was doomed in the Senate where Democrats are uniformly opposed.
FAYETTEVILLE — Defensive coordinator Willy Robinson remembers Arkansas’ most complete game in 2010.
Olivia Gean couldn’t help but fall in love with competitive swimming. It’s in her DNA.
They just don’t get it The response of the Pulaski County Special School District trustees to the district being placed in fiscal distress is indicative of how it got there in the first place — extravagant spending, lack of financial control and being out of touch with reality.
Last week, 32 Pulaski County Special School District teachers and administrators walked out of diversity training. One of their chief complaints as voiced by board member Gloria Lawrence was that the facilitator made them feel uncomfortable and used the term “white,” which they found objectionable.
During last week’s emergency meeting of the Pulaski County Special School District board, new board member Tom Stuthard of Jacksonville moved to go into executive session because he said he had some things he wanted to say to board members in private and not “out here for everyone to hear.”
The new version of the Pulaski County Special School District board is changed, but not necessarily for the better.
Both the North Little Rock and Pulaski County Special school districts deserve a grade of F for their recent placement on the state’s list of financially distressed school districts.
