Arkansas Times

Arkansas's newspaper of politics and culture.

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Arkansas, United States

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Nemački analitičar tvrdi: Sukob Rusije i NATO dolazi ranije nego što Zapad planira

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Their bluff called, Arkansas TV leadership might be stuck with PBS after all

It’s looking more and more likely that donors large and small might just raise the PBS dues themselves, forcing the state’s public television leadership

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Fort Smith native Brad Neely’s ‘Creased Comics’ anthology is here

Brad Neely’s years of making absurd, idiosyncratic, crass and surprisingly life-affirming comics finally got their due in April with the publication of

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Ashley McBryde releases fifth album ‘Wild’

“Wild,” the fifth album by Arkansas native country star Ashley McBryde, is out today, and with the release comes features from The New York Times, Associated

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Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. goes for the hat trick

“Little Rock, over the past few years we’ve been doing the work. We’ve made our city safer. Crime is down, and we’ve invested in protecting our neighborhoods,”

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Shoffner says Farm Bill ‘isn’t doing anything for us’

U.S. Senate candidate Hallie Shoffner says the Farm Bill should be helping farmers diversify their crops.

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Jeff Nichols’ upcoming film ‘King Snake’ purchased by Neon

On Tuesday, Variety announced that the film’s U.S. rights have been acquired by Neon, the independent film production and distribution company responsible

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5/7/2026

Crunch, tang and survival: Fort Smith’s Vietnamese food scene is an American story

In 1975, more than 50,000 Southeast Asian people passed through Fort Chaffee, a military base near Fort Smith that processed refugees fleeing the Vietnam

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5/7/2026

Lawmakers create one-day program for students denied Girls State admission

State Sen. Breanne Davis and Rep. DeAnn Vaught announced the Arkansas Civic Leadership Institute, a new summer program for students who weren’t admitted

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5/7/2026

Six ways Arkansas conservatives are ruining your kids’ higher education

The quality, scope and reputation of public higher education in Arkansas are taking hits under sustained attacks from powerful conservatives hurling accusations

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5/7/2026

Beyond the Divide pop-up recalls the heyday of West Ninth Street

Go check out Beyond the Divide, a temporary collection of local Black-owned businesses at 724 W. Ninth St., an area of Little Rock that was once an epicenter

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5/7/2026

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5/7/2026

Mabry Turner exhibition opens Friday at Dreamland Ballroom

Tech company moguls portrayed as orangutans; penises shaped like snakes and drill bits; the disembodied head of Thomas Jefferson situated under the foot

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5/7/2026

Sen. King, tell us how you really feel

From LEARNS to the Franklin County prison to state turnback funds, Sen. Bryan King weighs in.

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5/6/2026

Private school director and ‘ringleader’ of ‘child fight club’ pleads guilty (UPDATED)

Mary Tracy Morrison, 51, pleaded guilty to one count of permitting child abuse and four counts of contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile.

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5/6/2026

The U.S. Supreme Court says Black voters only entitled to what white politicians give them

The Calais v. Louisiana decision will allow Southern states to eliminate any vestige of Black voting power.

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5/6/2026

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5/6/2026

Batesville native engineers an Arkansas-Artemis II connection

Consider the career of Michael G. Wood, a once-struggling freshman-year failure who decided digging in on his studies beat working construction in the

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5/5/2026

Tax cut plan sails through Arkansas legislative committees as special session begins

Opponents say tax cuts will worsen existing problems for poor and working people.

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5/5/2026

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The intersection between prediction markets, significant money, and national security is a real problem. It falls to the states to address it.

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Nemački analitičar tvrdi: Sukob Rusije i NATO dolazi ranije nego što Zapad planira

Their bluff called, Arkansas TV leadership might be stuck with PBS after all

Fort Smith native Brad Neely’s ‘Creased Comics’ anthology is here

Ashley McBryde releases fifth album ‘Wild’

Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. goes for the hat trick

Shoffner says Farm Bill ‘isn’t doing anything for us’

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Jeff Nichols’ upcoming film ‘King Snake’ purchased by Neon

Crunch, tang and survival: Fort Smith’s Vietnamese food scene is an American story

Lawmakers create one-day program for students denied Girls State admission

Six ways Arkansas conservatives are ruining your kids’ higher education

Beyond the Divide pop-up recalls the heyday of West Ninth Street

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Mabry Turner exhibition opens Friday at Dreamland Ballroom

Sen. King, tell us how you really feel

Private school director and ‘ringleader’ of ‘child fight club’ pleads guilty (UPDATED)

The U.S. Supreme Court says Black voters only entitled to what white politicians give them

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Tax cut plan sails through Arkansas legislative committees as special session begins

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