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WATCH | Eat Hot Springs: Central Avenue breakfast staple keeps customers coming back
WATCH | Eat Hot Springs: Central Avenue breakfast staple keeps customers coming back
Kevin Costner, Cole McCaskill among witnesses at Committee on Natural Resources field hearing
Kevin Costner, Cole McCaskill among witnesses at Committee on Natural Resources field hearing
Carolina holds off Vegas, evens series
LAS VEGAS — Carolina Hurricanes captain Jordan Staal called Game 4 a "massive game" before it even began.
Joe T. Robinson shepherded the New Deal through Congress as Senate majority leader
A U.S. senator from Arkansas was one of the central figures in the passage of New Deal legislation under President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Diamonds looking to take division opener at Monroe
After splitting their nonconference schedule to open the season, the Arkansas Diamonds begin conference play on the road against the Monroe Greenheads at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Monroe, Louisiana.
Cobras host team camp before dead period
FOUNTAIN LAKE — Fountain Lake Cobra football hosted a team camp with Pottsville and Central Arkansas Christian Wednesday morning at Larry Beckham Memorial Field as the dead period is fast approaching for t...
What is left to say about ‘Citizen Kane’? Plenty
Hollywood is different — much less, the newspaper business — since Orson Welles clashed swords with William Randolph Hearst 75 years ago.
WATCH | Literacy Council of the Ouachitas’ annual Rubber Duck Race set for Saturday
Hundreds of rubber ducks will be making their way down Hot Springs Creek Saturday for the Fifth Annual Rubber Duck Race to benefit the Literacy Council of the Ouachitas.
25th Corvette Weekend starts today at Hot Springs Convention Center
The Central Arkansas Corvette Club is hosting the 25th Annual Corvette Weekend today through Saturday at the Hot Springs Convention Center.
Rob Reiner’s son Nick seeks money from trust parents left him for his defense in their killings
LOS ANGELES — Rob Reiner's son Nick Reiner is seeking unpaid money from a trust his parents established for him, saying he needs it to help in his defense against charges that he killed them.
Fun City Chorus performs ‘Songs of America’ Sunday
The Fun City Chorus will present "Songs of America," a free concert at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the auditorium at the Garland County Library.
Dillard family’s ‘long game’ approach pays off in retail business
Little Rock-based Dillard's Inc., the operator of 272 department stores in 30 states, began in 1938 when founder William Thomas Dillard borrowed $8,000 from his father to open a small store in Nashville in H...
Gracie ready to lead Cobras on diamond, gridiron
FOUNTAIN LAKE — Spencer Gracie was recently hired to be the next head baseball coach and an assistant football coach at Fountain Lake High School ahead of the 2026-27 school year.
Four Wolves receive softball honors
PEARCY — The Lake Hamilton softball team had four players who received postseason honors following the 2026 campaign.
Hot Springs Planning Commission to consider former mall’s subdivision request
The owner of the property formerly known as Hot Springs Mall petitioned to subdivide the 40.8 acres into six parcels as it prepares to redevelop the site into an open air shopping complex.
Houston poets serve as Wednesday Night Poetry double feature
Wednesday Night Poetry will have a double feature tonight with Houston award-winning poets and professors Robin Reagler and Charlie Scott taking the stage at Kollective Coffee+Tea, 110 Central Ave.
Pitcher Dave Stewart joins lineup for ninth Hot Springs Baseball Weekend
Legendary Major League pitcher Dave "Smoke" Stewart will be making his way to the Spa City Aug. 7-8 for the Ninth Annual Hot Springs Baseball Weekend.
WATCH | ACT camp at National Park College gives students strategies, confidence
For Lakeside High School student Jaxon Ray, a few more points on the ACT could mean thousands of dollars toward college.
Diane LaFollette retires as CEO of Mid-America Science Museum
After 13 years at the helm of Mid-America Science Museum, Diane LaFollette has announced her retirement.
Former Hot Springs man linked to three December 2020 murders, warrants issued
A former Hot Springs man has reportedly been linked to three homicides which occurred within a week of each other in December 2020, including that of a male teen and a woman and her 5-year-old son.
Dr. Joycelyn Elders broke barriers, made waves as first African American U.S. surgeon general
Not only did Dr. Joycelyn Elders, the first African American and second woman to serve as U.S. surgeon general, have no plans to become a physician when she became the first person in her family to attend co...
Republican Party of Garland County official serves as secretary at RPA convention
Delegates at Saturday's Republican Party of Arkansas State Convention in Little Rock elected Virginia Laliberte secretary of the convention, the Republican Party of Garland County said Monday in a news release.
Taking stock of UA sports before break
With up to five Southeastern Conference baseball teams possible in Omaha this weekend, a show tune from the 1930s written by the Gershwin brothers nutshells the mood in Razorback Nation.