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COLUMN: Can We Just Talk About The Weather Again? What a break from the subject of the weather reports. (One person had wondered, "What season will next week be in?") However, the weather will always be with us... by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - March 25, 2020

State's coronavirus cases rise to 118; Governor warns of strain on health system The number of coronavirus cases in Arkansas continued to grow Saturday, reaching 118, as Gov. Asa Hutchinson warned that the spread of the virus likely will not... by Ginny Monk, John Moritz - March 22, 2020

Pay, Per Diem Up For 2019 Arkansas State Senate Members While the modern salary commission method of awarding the pay for Arkansas' elected officials has leveled the past several decades of salary inequity in elected... by Maylon T. Rice WCEL Columnist - March 18, 2020

Arkansas case total rises to 16, health officials report SUNDAY UPDATE: The total number of cases testing positive for coronavirus has increased from 12 to 16, the Arkansas Department of Health reported Sunday. by Andy Davis - March 15, 2020

Lincoln Lifestyles My story today is one of persistence, patience, love, and yes, miracles. by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - March 11, 2020

Lincoln Lifestyles Next to the chicken and dumplings meal, I think the Cheatham family's favorite is the venison dinner, which was enjoyed by the family at Johnny and Anna's Satur... by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - March 4, 2020

Lincoln Lifestyles A relief is needed from every day, monotonous weather news (70 degrees in February?) or polities. When the candidates fight with each other, how could they be a... by Marie M. Roy - February 26, 2020

Lincoln Lifestyles Some friends have asked why there was no report of the death of my nephew, Rickey Myers. I don't know about the daily paper, but I tried, and at the time, it wa... by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - February 19, 2020

COLUMN: Winter Storytime Underway Winter Story Time with Ms. Leandra has now begun. Every Wednesday at 10 a.m. we have stories, a craft and usually a song. From now until Spring Break, everyone ... by Dianna Payne Lincoln Library Director - February 19, 2020

Dealing With Unpredictable Weather The weather is so unpredictable, we never know what to expect. Some remarks heard, "The weather is so dreary, I'm ready for some sunshine," then later, we heard... by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - February 12, 2020

February Already February already? Yes, and it is American heart month, wedding, cherry, hot breakfast, Carolina sweet potato, youth leadership, children's dental health, boost ... by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - February 5, 2020

Fashion Show Features Prom Dresses FARMINGTON -- LIFE Ministries of Prairie Grove wants to make it possible for all girls to go to their high school prom if they would like to go. by Lynn Kutter - February 5, 2020

Belated Birthday Wishes Issued I again send, belated, but best wishes to those whose birthdays have passed, Sue Kinnion, Tommy Reed, Wilma Davis, Payton Long, Ryan May, Janice Waldrop, Bo Jon... by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - January 29, 2020

Storytime, Writer's Club Starting Up Hello snow! I know...it wasn't much and that can be disappointing to some of us or a good thing if you have to drive in it! Winter is winter after all. I was bo... by Dianna Payne Lincoln Library Director - January 29, 2020

January Is Blood Donor Month PINE BLUFF -- January is National Blood Donor Month, and Arkansans can kick-off the new year by helping to save lives through donating blood, said Teresa Henson... by Will Hehemann SPECIAL TO ENTERPRISE-LEADER - January 22, 2020