Edith Fraleigh

06/01/11 Edith Fraleigh, 82 of Benton passed away April 20, 2011, in Benton. She was born Oct. 7, 1928, in Bremerhaven, Germany, to Gustaf Bartels and Else Bartels.

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Congressman Griffin Spends Memorial Day Weekend with Troops in Afghanistan

05/30/11 KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - Congressman Tim Griffin (AR-02) joined other members of the House Armed Services Committee in visiting soldiers and meeting with U.S. and Afghan officials during a two-day trip to Afghanistan.

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SCHOOL NEWS: May 29

05/29/11 Published: Sunday, May 29, 2011 at 3:30 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, May 28, 2011 at 4:47 p.m. Northridge High School held its Senior Honors Day on May 13. More than $10 million in scholarships have been awarded to its seniors, a new record for Northridge.

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State Track: Schueman, Zimmerman score multiple 1-A medals

05/28/11 DES MOINES -- Area Class 1-A athletes had their share of ups and downs at the 2011 Coed State Track Meet, but earned a passing grade overall by medaling in seven of 13 qualified events.

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Class A Iowa State Track Results-Saturday

05/21/11 Girls 100 Meter Dash 1A Finals (w: NWI) 1, Stroud, Caitlyn, DES MOINES, IOWA (AP) -- Corning, 12.81. 2, Toennies, Emily, Belle Plaine, 12.88. 3, Ney, Sarah, HM-Sanborn, 12.98. 4, Schueman, Johnni, A-H-S-T, A, 13.04.

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Honor Rolls for Harry E. James Elementary School and N.B. Clements Jr. High School

05/20/11 HOPEWELL - The following students at Harry E. James Elementary School were named to the "A" Honor Roll for the third nine weeks.First Grade: J.T. Tyson, Jamarion Chavis, Kyla Richardson, Amira Monroe, Shanchez Jordan, Ashley Evans, aniya Brock, Kevin Ha

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High School Baseball State Finals Postponed

05/20/11 Arkansas Activities Association releases the updated schedule for the high school baseball state finals.

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Wilbert H. Kraehmer

05/12/11 Wilbert H. Kraehmer, 89, was received home by his Lord Tuesday, March 29, 2011, at his home at Fox Ridge Estate retirement community in Bryant. He was born Aug. 16, 1921, in Chicago, Ill.

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College Baseball: Abilene schools boast eight all-ASC baseball players

05/09/11 Hardin-Simmons and McMurry landed eight players on the all-American Southwest Conference first team announced yesterday.

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Census: FC population highest ever

04/18/11 Census figures over the years have been a mixed bag for cities in St. Francis County. Going back to 1940, some towns have shown growth, some have gone up and down, and some now actually have fewer residents than in 1940.

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IRS, census, water issues on council agenda

04/18/11 Issues with the Internal Revenue Service, census update, and an update on securing water supply for the city will be three of many issues to be discussed by the Bauxite City Council today.

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Capitol mall

04/12/11 "How much would we save if we just did away with the legislature entirely, turned the Capitol into a mini-mall and let corporations and special interests write their own legislation?" Capitol Mall Ernest Dumas' article on corporations and their benefits was awesome. How much would we save if we just did away with the legislature entirely, turned the Capitol into a mini-mall and let corporations ...

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Los cables utilizados

04/09/11 1. (SBU) Summary: Tensions between the UK and Argentina have risen over the past week over a new drilling campaign in the Falkland Islands Outer Conservation zone following the arrival of the Ocean Guardian oil rig in the North Falkland Basin.

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Chalkboard: Supreme Court OKs tax credits for religious school scholarships

04/05/11 In a four-five vote divided along liberal/conservative lines, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ruled against Arizona taxpayers who filed a suit challenging a state tax program that uses state tax revenues for scholarships to private religious schools.

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Commissioners support grant for Inspiration Field

04/05/11 Kristina Lofing and Johnnie DeLeon discuss Inspiration Field with the Otero County Commissioners.

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More Theater Reviews

04/05/11 Ruined. According to Berkeley's Rep's press release, Lynn Nottage's play is an "intense and important tale" about "important issues," and "you'd better listen." The script won a Pulitzer, a Drama Desk Award, an Obie, and a dozen other honors. It's about something devastating, sobering, and...

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Two UCA players get SLC honors

04/05/11 University of Central Arkansas sophomore Melanie Bryant was named the Southland Conference Hitter of the Week, and sophomore Kelsie Armstrong earned Pitcher of the Week honors on Tuesday.   read more

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Bama men's tennis topped by Vanderbilt, 4-3

03/28/11 The 42 nd -ranked Alabama men's tennis team (8-7, 1-5 SEC) dropped a 4-3 decision to No. 28 Vanderbilt (10-7, 1-5 SEC) on Sunday at the University of Alabama Tennis Stadium.

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Today's Healthy Child: Prom night promises

03/28/11 In this week's Healthy Child Report, Arkansas Children's Hospital gives parents some advice on laying down the law in hopes of making prom night safe and worry free.

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Crossett Board Adopts Changes To Calendar, Plans for Building

03/22/11 Bids for the construction of a wellness center at Hastings, adjustments to classroom and professional development sessions, a facilities request, updates on the Crossett School District basketball program, and personnel matters were among items addressed by the Crossett School Board during its meeting on Monday, March 14.

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