We’re in the heart of north Arkansas at Alpena, on the line between Carroll and Boone counties. I’ve fished for smallmouth bass here on Long Creek. It was a wonderful float, and I tell my traveling companions about how many fish we caught that day.

When the volleyball program began at the University of Arkansas in 1994, only two high schools north of Mountainburg offered the sport.

The Little Rock School District's athletic programs aren't interested in taking a backseat to similar organizations across the state.

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President Donald Trump says he’s planning to hold his first rally of the COVID-19 era next Friday in Tulsa, Oklahoma. And he says he’s planning more events in

Joe Biden condemns President Donald Trump over the use of tear gas against peaceful protesters outside the White House in order to clear a park so that the President could

“There was nothing I could do but speak out against that,” she added, calling for a focus on “the deeper wounds of the country” amid ongoing demonstrations against racial injustic

LITTLE ROCK -- In the mid-1960s, miniskirts were in vogue, protests against the Vietnam War were rampant, and the civil rights movement was making headway under the leadership of Martin Luther King Jr.

Soon they'll tear down my high school, which is where my life got direction and launching. They ought instead to preserve the structure as a monument to, and museum commemorating, everything that went wrong in Little Rock public education over the last five decades.

But, first, McClellan High on Geyer Springs Road on the southwest edge of the city should continue to stand as a reminder never to revive the architecture of the 1960s. It was presumed to be progressive when McClellan opened in 1966 without windows in classrooms along tunnel-like corridors extending left and right from open-air courtyards between t