Sports
LINCOLN -- Two-year-old Rae Newton stole the show by hanging on to win the pole bending in the lead line category as Sunday's youngest competitor in Lincoln Ri…
by Mark Humphrey - June 7, 2023TAHLEQUAH, Okla. -- Imprinted within the minds of Cherokee women rises an image of Nanyehi, known as Nancy Ward, picking up her dead husband's rifle and leadin…
by Mark Humphrey - June 7, 2023LINCOLN -- Lincoln sophomore Kale Jones won a Class 3A State track and field individual title by winning the triple jump on May 2, 2023, at Prescott with a com…
by Mark Humphrey - June 7, 2023FARMINGTON -- Farmington baseball coach Jay Harper annually breaks down the difference between individual overall statistics and how those same players do in t…
by Mark Humphrey - June 7, 2023LINCOLN --Two players earned All-Conference recognition and one player was named All-State from Lincoln's 2023 girls soccer team.
by Mark Humphrey - June 7, 2023The number of teenagers reported missing in Cleveland, Ohio during the month of May should shock the conscience of every freedom-loving American.
by Mark Humphrey - June 7, 2023CLARKSVILLE -- Maddie Cabana admitted she had no idea what the Class 4A state meet records in the 1,600 and 3,200 meters were.
by Henry Apple - June 7, 2023LINCOLN -- Lincoln's baseball team finished 9-10 overall with a 7-5 record in the 3A-1 that placed the Wolves third in the team standings.
by Mark Humphrey - June 7, 2023Opinion
Agriculture has long been the backbone of our state's economy.
by By Cecillea Pond-Mayo, Arkansas House of Representatives, chief information officer - June 7, 2023As you age, these once relished holiday weekends usually bring about that all-encompassing sad announcement of a friend's death. The announcement just as the M…
by Maylon Rice - June 7, 2023When he was in elementary school, my dad attended a one-room school house in the Fairmount community, about three miles southeast of Gentry, Arkansas. As I und…
by Doug Chastain - June 7, 2023A campaign to curb greed was key to the first fight against child labor. With GOP states putting young kids to work, we need that battle again.
by By Sam Pizzigati, columnist - June 7, 2023As a teenager, I and my fellow students at Little Rock's Mills High School took the ASVAB test. It was, and still is, the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Ba…
by Greg Harton - May 31, 2023It is time for a break from the "politics" of the day and focus on some summertime reads.
by Maylon Rice - May 31, 2023Lest we forget
May 31, 2023When the public announcement was made by the well liked Speaker of the Arkansas House that it was "time to move back" into the seats found in the lower Chamber…
by Maylon Rice - May 24, 2023Religion
Peter said to them, "Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sins, and you shall receive the gift of the H…
by Randy Moll - June 7, 2023Remembering ......
by Gene Linzey - May 31, 2023Throughout history, people believed that life started somewhere other than on earth. Charles Darwin and others complicated things further by imagining that lif…
by Gene Linzey - May 24, 2023"But the hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship him. God is…
by Randy Moll - May 24, 2023CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK
by Doug Chastain - May 24, 2023"After these things came Jesus and his disciples into the land of Judaea; and there he tarried with them, and baptized. And John also was baptizing in Aenon ne…
by Randy Moll - May 17, 2023There is some trauma that just can't be forgotten. Some wounds from which we will bear the scars for the rest of our lives. But even though the scars are there…
by Doug Chastain - May 17, 2023Seven years ago, Charles asked me about my thoughts about chance versus divine providence. I responded and wrote about it but, based on what I've heard recentl…
by Gene Linzey - May 17, 2023
News
PRAIRIE GROVE -- U.S. Highway 62 in western Washington County stayed busier than normal Friday and Saturday as visitors and local residents flocked to junkin' …
by Lynn Kutter - June 7, 2023FARMINGTON -- Tracy Vinson started Grandparents Day at Jerry "Pop" Williams Elementary School 20 years ago mainly for her own parents.
by Lynn Kutter - June 7, 2023LINCOLN -- Two Lincoln volunteer firefighters recently received lifesaving awards for their actions when responding to a cardiac arrest incident resulting from…
by Lynn Kutter - June 7, 2023LINCOLN -- The city of Lincoln, with financial assistance from Lincoln Consolidated School District, has joined a regional organization created to try to bring…
by Lynn Kutter - June 7, 2023FAYETTEVILLE -- A Prairie Grove man was convicted of three counts of rape by a Washington County Circuit Court jury June 2, according to prosecutors.
by From Staff Reports - June 7, 2023FARMINGTON -- A proposed regional effort to train both adults and high school students how to program, operate and fix advanced industrial robots met with inte…
by Doug Thompson - June 7, 2023Photo: Meadors, Boyd
by Lynn Kutter - June 7, 2023FAYETTEVILLE – The Washington County Historical Society will hold its annual Statehood Day Lecture at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 11, at the First Christian Church, 22…
by Special to Enterprise-Leader - June 7, 2023