Arkansas Times

Arkansas's newspaper of politics and culture.

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Arkansas, United States

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Arkansas Times

yesterday

Melissa Etheridge at The Hall on Wednesday

Confessional but not soft, yearning but not docile, Melissa Etheridge is still a complete badass.

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yesterday

The taproom arcade below Professor Bowl is a man cave for the whole family

Boasting a deep-fried menu, oodles of nostalgic games and 18 brews on tap — all for just $2 apiece — the Retro Arcade below Professor Bowl is the affordable

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yesterday

Grilled Sandwich Company announces brick-and-mortar Hillcrest location

There isn’t a set opening date yet, but Grilled Sandwich Company hopes to have the Hillcrest operation up and running in four to six weeks.

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yesterday

Pearls About Swine: Baseball struggles abound

Arkansas baseball has hit several rough patches this year. Can they pull everything together in the final weeks and find a path back to Omaha?

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yesterday

Protesters express anxiety and outrage over the Little Rock data center coming to a wetland near you

Little Rockers are starting to organize and ask questions about the data centers.

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yesterday

Thursday open line

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yesterday

House rescinds access to chamber for Girls State over application dispute

The resolution says Girls State organizers have excluded several qualified girls through no fault of the applicants and offers to restore access if the

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yesterday

Marijuana dispensaries: Trump’s executive order a start

An executive order that eases restrictions on medical marijuana is a step in the right direction, according to two dispensary operators.

Arkansas Times

4/22/2026

State lawmaker Kendon Underwood guns for immigrant students

A Cave Springs lawmaker is pushing blustery amendments that would defund sanctuary cities and public higher ed institutions that provide financial help

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4/22/2026

Central Arkansas Water objects to crystal mining proposals near Lake Winona

Central Arkansas Water joins The Ozark Society in opposing new crystal mining in the Ouachitas.

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4/22/2026

AG says Corrections Board member can continue serving

An AG opinion says Nathan Lee, a member of the state Board of Corrections, can continue serving in that capacity.

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4/22/2026

Wednesday open line

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4/22/2026

State lawmakers and a secret donor try to throw Arkansas PBS a lifeline

A novel appropriations amendment and an anonymous hero breathe new hope into efforts to save Arkansas PBS.

Arkansas Times

4/21/2026

What’s it like to rely on the Rock City Metro bus system to get around? Ride along with us and find out

To most people in Central Arkansas, the Rock Region Metro buses are little more than an annoyance — a slow-moving obstacle to be passed on the road as

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4/21/2026

Abortion protesters at Central High show how NOT to win friends and influence people

Anti-abortion protesters are targeting the youth, haranguing Central High students who are just trying to get to class.

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4/21/2026

Saline County looking to trim library’s budget by a third

The Saline County library system will lose about a third of its county funding if a millage decrease is approved.

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4/21/2026

Low reimbursement rates force Arkansas hospitals to scale back services

A year after Arkansas lawmakers rejected a bill that would have required minimum reimbursement rates for hospitals, three very different regions of the

Arkansas Times

4/21/2026

Effort to cut former Arkansas corrections secretary’s position as adviser to governor fails

A top lawmaker also suggested that Profiri may return to his job overseeing the state prison system, two years after he was fired by the state Board of