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South Arkansas readers, writers and festival-lovers have reason to be excited: the sixth annual South Arkansas Literary Festival begins on Monday.

By Lauri Wilson

Special to the News-Times

Commitment, sacrifice to achieve greater things

Pearl Harbor Day: December 7, 1941 A Date that will Live in Infamy When this headline reached Genesee County, people worldwide, especially in the United States, were shocked! The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. Morale was down, and Americans needed something or someone to lift their spirits. That someone would be Jimmy Doolittle and our very own Edward J. (Cichowski) York. Jimmy

Few UFO researchers who appeal to the U.S. government for information about the subject actually receive a visit from authorities... but that's what happened to one researcher in 1978.

Tech startup Centripetal Networks has put forward its case for keeping alive a $2.7 billion patent judgment it scored against Cisco in Virginia federal court, telling the Federal Circuit the royalties were reasonable and forcing another trial would defy "reason."

On this Memorial Day, millions of Americans across the country are honoring our military heroes, observing, and reflected on those who made the ultimate sacrifice. This list highlights some of the actors, directors, singers, producers, and entertainers who've served in the U.S. military.

By Keefer Mar 5, 2021 1953 - America learns of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalins death when Air Force Staff Sergeant Johnny Cash intercepts a coded message from Russia. Cash enlisted in 1950 after he turned 18 and was assigned to the 12th Radio Squadron Mobile of the US Air Force Security Service at Landsberg, West Germany, where he proved his skill as a Morse Code operator. 1955 - Elvis Presley made his TV debut when he appeared on the weekend show Louisiana Hayride on KWKH TV, broadcast from Sh...