Rural communities in Arkansas and across our country have been facing a bleak picture for years. The problems created by declining populations and aging infrastructure were recently compounded by crushing inflation and other challenges that have taken a profound toll, especially on farmers and the agriculture industry.
Tuition will increase at almost all Arkansas universities and colleges in the fall.
When a dog behaves aggressively and bears down on a police officer that puts him in a spot and split-second decisions challenge law enforcement. Police decide in seconds whether to use deadly force or find an alternative in dealing with an aggressive dog and cope with public scrutiny regarding their decision-making.
At our recent plant sale, I heard a lot of questions regarding biennials. Does it take two years for them to make a lot of flowers?” The answer is yes … and no.
While “The Natural State” is seemingly a world away from Normandy, France, our contributions to the daring undertaking there at a pivotal moment in World War II are remarkably linked.
Arkansas ranks first in the nation in election integrity, according to the most recent study by the Heritage Foundation.
Last week, The Record published a front page article written by Editor Mark Humphrey in which he quoted Madison County Judge Larry Garrett informing quorum court members the new Madison County Sheriff’s Office and Jail would not begin operating as soon as he originally planned.
Joanne Clarie, Juvenile Prosecutor for the 4th Judicial District, said vaping has become a huge problem.
Question: I am getting ready to plan my vegetable garden and order seeds. Could you provide suggestions on how to lay out my plants?
The Natural State is a proud leader in agricultural production, playing a critical role in feeding, fueling and clothing the world.
The state Department of Human Services has contracted with experts at the University of Arkansas to update the current health care system, in order to fill the gaps in coverage for people who face the gravest health risks.
It’s not often that among one’s fondest memories associated with an individual arise from being kicked in the face by that person. But for me that was the case with my mom’s cousin, Wayne Langley, who recently passed at age 89.
After four years of unpopular and unrealistic policies, Americans were ready for change and a return to common sense.
The Arkansas legislature and the governor agreed earlier this year that food stamps should not be used to buy candy, soft drinks and junk food.
Occasionally law enforcement may administer grace — in the process of identifying and locating suspects — not everyone called into account for crimes need go to jail.
May is Military Appreciation Month and represents a timely reminder to honor the courage and sacrifices of the men and women who serve our nation. Every day we can be thankful for their willingness to defend our freedom and way of life.
Officials who recruit industry to Arkansas are saying that the 2025 legislative may turn out to be the most significant of the past 25 years.
The establishment of the “Right to Petition Government for a Redress of Grievances” may be one of the under-valued freedoms in the U.S. Constitution.
If you have not already, it is time to transplant tomatoes into the garden.
Senate Republicans are hard at work to accomplish the goals we laid out over the last two years to help our nation get back on track. My colleagues and I are confirming nominees to ensure President Trump has the team he needs to be successful, working to pass legislation to keep our communities safe, restoring law and order at our border, and more.