Thursday November 6th, 2025 -
Popular Stories :
- The legends of the game of golf were back in Little Rock again for the second leg of the Charles Schwab Cup, October 24-26, at beautiful Pleasant Valley Country Club.
- Inspired by peers in Montana, four University of Arkansas students are working to protect the Natural State’s environment through a proposed constitutional amendment.
- The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has joined forces with Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin to combat the growing threat of fentanyl and counterfeit prescription drugs through the “One Pill Can Kill” Initiative.
- I came to work for the Daily Record in December of 2003.
- As a bankruptcy attorney, New Jersey Assemblymember Dan Hutchison said he sees clients “all the time” whose betting on football and baseball quickly leads to missed car payments, delinquent mortgages and, ultimately, bankruptcy.
- Half of construction site workers in Asheville earn less than the $59,840 needed to rent a one-bedroom apartment and civil engineers earning nearly $100,000 a year find it difficult to afford a home in the city, according to a recent report by the National Housing Conference titled “Priced Out: When a good job isn’t enough.”
- For Jennifer Camacho, a junior double majoring in nursing and Spanish at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, the opportunity to intern at Seis Puentes has been nothing short of life changing.
- University of Arkansas officials dedicated a new architecture building in south Fayetteville Friday that will, among other things, serve as a center for developing solutions to affordable housing.
- Nestled in Missouri’s Bootheel is the small town of Kennett, the Dunklin County seat.
- The Pulaski County Bar Association begins a new bar year under the leadership of William O. “Will” James III, who first joined the Board of Directors in 2021 at the invitation of Past President Marjorie Rogers.