It’s been a continual progression upward in the job of taking care of Sherwood’s animals, but the Sherwood animal control department keeps doing the job. But one piece of equipment bought about 18 months ago has proved to be very helpful.

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While the national economy has had more trouble that at any time since the Great Depression of the 1930s, it seems Sherwood has weathered the financial storm well, though not untouched.

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Volunteers interested in ensuring high-quality nursing home care have an opportunity to be trained to do just that.

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Anyone wanting to buy a unique Christmas present this year may do so if the Greens at North Hills has anything to do about it.

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Two men were taken into custody on Oct. 16 after officers were told that someone stole a taillight assembly from a truck parked at AAMCO Transmissions on Warden Road.

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Congressman Vic Snyder said he believes some type of health care reform will be enacted into law by the end of this year.

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Central Arkansas Development Council will distribute USDA commodities at 11 locations in Pulaski County on Dec. 17, beginning at 9 a.m.

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LITTLE ROCK — Acting legally in a high-crime area should not have aroused police suspicion, even though officers eventually found contraband on a man parked in a store lot, the state Court of Appeals ruled today.

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The school board of the Pulaski County Special School District last week voted to study the prospect of hiring a private company to provide busing services for students instead of having district employees as bus drivers.

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The school board of the Pulaski County Special School District voted last week to instruct acting Superintendent Rob McGill to solicit proposals from area banks to see which one should be the district’s bank.

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