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Bryan Day, the executive director of the Little Rock Port Authority, has ruled out a bid to become Little Rocks next city manager, he told the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette recently.

Bryan Day, the executive director of the Little Rock Port Authority, has ruled out a bid to become Little Rocks next city manager, he told the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette recently.

The Little Rock City Board of Directors is expected to approve a $4 million deal to aquire land around the port of little rock when they meet tomorrow.Channel 7

A bold experiment in elder care is giving Canadians control over where and how they grow old

On Feb. 23, 2019 at 5:23 p.m., Steve Blaylock got a call from a congregant saying a tornado hit the First Pentecostal Church he pastored in East Columbus.

Ross Twp. Trustees Spahr and Brown talk about what Trustee Mark Campbell, who was killed in a car crash, means to them and the Greene County community.

Arkansas is an emerging hot spot for major industry, and communities across the state are taking advantage, such as the oil and soon-to-be

Industrial facilities like the $400 million Trex plant, the Synthesia Technology thermal/acoustic insulation plant and the Fiocchi primer complex are under construction now at the Little Rock Port.

Dredging efforts over the past few weeks are expected to begin easing access for larger vessels and tows pushing heavier barge loads to make it through Montgomery Point Lock and Dam, the first point of access between the Arkansas River and the Mississippi River.

It appears Mother Nature has put folks in the South on a non-liquid diet. The depth of the Mississippi River as well as its tributaries like the Arkansas River is low, extremely low, and the state’s agriculture and other industries are feeling it.