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Jars of local honey from Crooked Creek Bee Co. will disappear from Arkansas stores following a decision from the state's largest commercial beekeeper to… -
Ann Kenda/ARKANSAS PUBLIC MEDIAChampion duck callers gathered in Stuttgart this weekend to compete for the title of best in the world. It was the 83rd year of the World Duck Calling…
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One hundred utility workers and contractors from Arkansas hit the road Tuesday for the East Coast to help out the states expected to be hit hard by… -
The Catholic prelate for Arkansas says he isn’t aware of any recent allegations of clerical sex abuse in the state, at least since the Conference of… -
Among all the popular measures on the Arkansas ballot this November, none is as hydra-headed, or has forged unlikely alliances, as Issue 1.It would give… -
An unwelcome guest has moved into many of Arkansas’s soybean fields, prompting some concern about this year’s soybean yield.“They’ve made Arkansas home,”… -
A crowd of perhaps 200 supporters, protesters and counter-protesters gathered Thursday in front of the Arkansas Capitol for the unveiling of the… -
The Arkansas State Plant Board welcomes a new director on Monday. Butch Calhoun will lead the 101-year-old agency that regulates agricultural policies in… -
As they wait for aid from Washington, Arkansas farmers are already looking ahead to other markets where they can sell their soybeans now that the Chinese… -
Arkansas charities are speculating about whether the recent near-doubling of the standard deduction, very welcomed by taxpayers, will have an unintended… -
A final public meeting on plans to expand a 6.7 mile stretch of Interstate 30 in Little Rock took place Thursday evening in North Little Rock. The… -
The 91st General Assembly of 2017, in a decision that brought Supreme Court Chief Justice Dan Kemp over to the old Supreme Court chambers in the Capitol —…
