 03/05/10 The University of Arkansas at Monticello softball team used a three-run second inning to pick up its fourth consecutive win with a 4-1 victory over Southeastern Oklahoma State on Thursday.
 03/05/10 The Arkansas House of Representatives on Thursday selected state Rep. Robert Moore, D-Arkansas City, as the House speaker for 2011 and 2012.
 03/05/10 By Mary Kincy managingeditor@couriernews.com A Mount Ida man whose company, Steve Standridge Insurance Inc., operates locations in cities across the state, including Russellville and Danville, allegedly falsified collateral used in 2009 to purchase another insurance company, according to information released by the state insurance commissioner Tuesday.
 03/05/10 A former beauty queen traded the pageant for politics on Thursday by filing for office to take on a four-term U.S. Congressman in South Arkansas.
 03/05/10 New Iberia Senior High defensive linemen Ron Allen and Dustin Edwards wanted to play college football together ever since the two transferred to the school three years ago and became close friends.
 02/15/10 Central Arkansas Development Council is offering free tax return preparation for taxpayers in seven CADC communities. Clark, Columbia, Hot Spring, Montgomery/Pike, Pulaski, Saline and Union counties will each offer electronic tax filing.
 02/05/10 Ouachita Baptist Head Football Coach Todd Knight announced the signing of 19 student-athletes to National Letters of Intent to begin in the fall of 2010.
 01/11/10 North Little Rock, AR: First year head coach Danton Barto continues his search to add local talent to the 2010 Arkansas Twisters.
12/16/09 The Arkadelphia City Board of Directors will meet Thursday at 5:30 p.m. in the Town Hall Boardroom.
 12/15/09 People living in poverty in southwest Arkansas should be getting more fresh food soon, courtesy of the Ross Foundation.
12/15/09 County employees and elected officials using their own vehicle will be allowed more mileage reimbursement for authorized trips, Clark County justices of the peace voted Monday during a regular Quorum Court meeting.
12/15/09 Ouachita Baptist University's Board of Trustees has voted to add two new NCAA Division II athletic teams - men's wresting and women's golf.
 12/14/09 For nearly the entire first half, the Stuttgart Ricebirds held their own against the Dumas Bobcats. In a rematch of the 2008-09 4A state championship game, without the same players, Dumas upended the Ricebirds 64-40.
 11/25/09 ARKADELPHIA, Ark. (BP)--Retired Ouachita Baptist University philosophy professor Raymond A. Coppenger died Nov. 24 following a bout with pneumonia at age 100.
11/25/09 If state lawmakers are able to tackle non-budget matters in the first fiscal legislative session, State Sen. Percy Malone says he will pursue an issue dealing with automobile towing.
 11/25/09 Class 4A, Week 13, 2009 Copyright Hooten Publishing, Inc. 1. Shiloh Christian (10-1) 2. Nashville (12-0) 3. Bald Knob (12-0) 4. Osceola (10-1-1) 5. Heber Springs (10-2) 6. Lonoke (9-3) 7. Stuttgart (9-3) 8. Malvern (9-3) 9. Booneville (10-1) 10. Ashdown (10-2) 11. Warren (9-3) 12. DeQueen (7-5) 13. Star City (9-3) 14. Gravette (9-3) 15. Dover (8-4) 16. Prairie Grove (5-7) 17. Newport (5-6) 18 ...
11/24/09 Mayor Alan Dillavou said he knew from the beginning that the City Council would be in for a lengthy meeting Monday in City Hall, as one alderman questioned the minutes of the October meeting.
 11/23/09 A former Germantown woman, accused of kidnapping her own children, has been on the National Missing Persons registry for years. But Luanne Uttley says she's got nothing to hide.
 10/29/09 Kendrick Barton, accused in the 2004 murder of James H. "Booger Red" Cummings, has been sentenced to 40 years in the Arkansas Department of Corrections with 20 of those years suspended.
10/29/09 Class 4A, Week 9, 2009 Copyright Hooten Publishing, Inc. 1. Shiloh Christian (7-1) 2. Nashville (8-0) 3. Booneville (8-0) 4. Warren (5-3) 5. Bald Knob (8-0) 6. Osceola (6-1-1) 7. Ashdown (7-1) 8. Star City (7-1) 9. DeQueen (5-3) 10. Gravette (7-1) 11. Stuttgart (6-2) 12. Heber Springs (6-2) 13. Newport (4-4) 14. Malvern (6-2) 15. Dumas (6-2) 16. Gosnell (6-2) 17. Lonoke (5-3) 18. Clinton (6-2 ... | 
