07/11/11 Volunteers with the Ozark Mission Project are traveling across the state to help others.
06/28/11 In May 2010, acclaimed producer, songwriter and former Eurythmic Dave Stewart purchased a guitar that once belonged to an obscure country singer named Red River Dave. Stewart felt a strange connection with the instrument and knew instantly his then-upcoming trip to Nashville would yield something special. Sure enough, he wound up befriending Music City luminaries John and Martina McBride , at ...
06/17/11 Arkansas Children's Hospital (ACH), Walmart and the Arkansas legal community today announced a partnership to provide legal services to qualifying hospital patients and their families at no charge.
06/17/11 Arkansas Children's Hospital of Little Rock, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. of Bentonville and Legal Aid of Arkansas on Friday announced a medical-legal partnership to provide free legal services to patients.
06/17/11 Arkansas Children's Hospital and Wal-Mart Stores Inc. announce a first-of-its-kind medical-legal partnership to provide free legal services to patients.
06/17/11 Arkansas Children's Hospital, Walmart and the Arkansas legal community today announced a partnership to provide legal services to qualifying hospital patients and their families at no charge.
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05/17/11 Android and iPhone Apps Provide Access to 500 Augmented Reality Enabled Photos from Popular Geographic Photo Search Website PhillyHistory.org. White Paper Details Research on AR App Development.
05/11/11 WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. (AP) - The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating Tuesday's crash of a crop-dusting plane in northern Arkansas. Firefighters responded to a report of a plane crash about 9:30 a.m. Tuesday near Walnut Ridge.
05/11/11 Memphis residents were breathing sighs of relief Tuesday because the levees along the Mississippi River held off one of the highest crests on record there at 47.8 feet.
05/10/11 WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. (AP) - Another crop-dusting plane has crashed in Arkansas, but the pilot wasn't hurt. Walnut Ridge Fire Capt. Chris Jones says firefighters responded to a report of a plane crash about 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Wilson's Flying Service.
05/09/11 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Arkansas highway officials have re-opened Interstate 40's eastbound lanes, which were closed for 23 miles between Little Rock and Memphis due to flooding from the White River. But the highway's westbound lanes remain closed.
05/08/11 Three Craighead County towns and the city of Wynne in nearby Cross County are each asking for 1-cent salestax increases Tuesday to help fund street and sewer repairs, among other projects.
05/07/11 As the water in the Mississippi River continues to rise toward predicted historic levels, comparisons with the great flood of 1927 have become inevitable.
05/04/11 ( National Academy of Sciences ) A new report from the National Research Council assesses the framework used by these partners for tracking pollution control practices and their two-year milestone strategy, which complements longer-term efforts to comply with the total maximum daily load of pollutants that the EPA allows in the Chesapeake Bay. According to the report, the milestone strategy ...
04/25/11 EDITOR'S NOTE: The Las Vegas Business Press recognizes some of the highest-achieving lawyers in Las Vegas each year. For 2011, the annual law issue looked at what law firms and their attorneys did to survive and thrive during the recession.
04/05/11 The Arkansas Health Department is to write regulations for clinics that perform nonsurgical abortions now that Gov. Mike Beebe has signed a bill into law that requires the new set of rules.
03/26/11 Many Northeast Arkansas cities and counties celebrated when 2010 Census data was released in mid-February. Not all cities and counties saw a growth in population, but the past decade has been good to most communities.
03/24/11 A bill that would require facilities that provide non-surgical abortions to be regulated by the Arkansas Health Department has advanced to the House.
03/24/11 The Associated Press The Associated Press LITTLE ROCK, Ark. A bill that would require facilities that provide non-surgical abortions to be regulated by the Arkansas Health Department has advanced to the House. The Public Health Committee on Thursday advanced a bill by Democratic Rep. Butch Wilkins of Bono that says medical offices that provide abortion pills to 10 or more women per month would ... | 
