Happy Veteran’s Day
Dr. April Chatham Carpenter is a University of Arkansas at Little Rock communications professor who teaches courses on civil dialogue and conflict management. Dr. Glen White is a retired …
I spent part of my weekend riding around Eureka Springs and another part cleaning my garage. That might not sound particularly exciting, but I enjoyed the ride and I can park my truck in the garage …
There are few sounds less reassuring on a Monday morning than a computer server trying, and failing, to come back to life.
After Tuesday’s election, state lawmakers’ attention will shift to the 2027 legislative session, which begins in January. Legislators presumably will gather under Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ …
Arkansas lawmakers referred to voters three simple ballot measures – and one complicated one.
When County Judge David Writer determined our subdivision’s road is private despite county maintenance and signage, I requested public records to understand what changed. After little response and …
My family has been landowners in Carroll County since 1967. As a resident for over 25 years, I have always found this to be a place of great beauty and warm, caring residents. Recently, however, I …
I had never witnessed the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier before my recent visit to Arlington National Cemetery.
Editor and publisher Scott Loftis reflects on the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
I used to enjoy social media. A decade or more ago, it was a way to keep up with friends, or catch up with old classmates or former work colleagues. You could find someone you hadn’t …
Lampyridae. The name sort of sounds intimidating, like it might be some prehistoric flesh-eating beast.
Efforts to suspend the gas tax have stalled in Congress and went nowhere at the state level in Arkansas.
Editor: Reading about another vicious dog attack (CCN, 5/26/26) was deeply disturbing. Three dogs attacking a bicyclist must have been horrific for the victim. To make matters worse, these dogs …
How many constitutional amendments will Arkansas voters consider in November? At least three and as many as six, though probably not that many.
I am honored to introduce myself to the community as your new Postmaster. My name is Leanna Britt, and I am very excited to begin this journey serving the residents and businesses of Green Forest and Alpena, Arkansas.
Editor and publisher Scott Loftis expresses his disappointment in a local utility company aggressively cutting a willow tree on his property.
Rep. Jim Wooten, R-Beebe, knew his resolution meant to reduce spending for the LEARNS Act’s educational freedom accounts would not gain much traction. In fact, he said so.
The governor’s reckless spending is out of control, and the long-term consequences are yet to come.
What’s the country’s biggest threat? According to U.S. Rep. Steve Womack, it’s not a nuclear-armed Iran, China attacking Taiwan, or the nearly $40 trillion national debt.