POTEAU — The LeFlore County Commission decided no action was needed Monday regarding a seven-day countywide burn ban because the Gov. Mary Fallin’s state burn ban remains in effect for about three-fou

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Gore Public Schools children got a break from class Tuesday when a 6-inch city water main broke overnight.

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The Times Record will publish a special Sept. 11 remembrance section to mark the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks, and we are seeking memories and thoughts from our readers.

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Foul play is believed unlikely in the death of a man whose body was found in the Arkansas River in Fort Smith in early April.

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In the 12th Judicial District Circuit Court in Fort Smith on Aug. 24, Circuit Court Judge Michael Fitzhugh heard pleas and sentenced the following:

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An Alma school bus was involved in a traffic accident Monday, but no children were injured, according to Alma authorities.

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Stephen Homsey was just passing through Fort Smith on Tuesday.

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Our new-look print edition hits newsstands beginning today. It’s the first substantial redesign of the Times in 20 years. Every design element, including the logo, is new (you’ll notice the new logo atop this page). We’ve shifted around the order of some features in the front, and completely reinvented the Arkansas Reporter section (above). As I [...]

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LITTLE ROCK — The acting director of the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department will receive a $26,000 pay increase when he becomes state highway director in September.

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Following a preliminary hearing held Friday, Sequoyah County Special Judge Larry Langley bound Gore Treasurer Tana Carter over for trial on 17 counts of embezzling.

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