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A clay sculpture of musician Johnny Cash (left) by Kevin Kresse of Little Rock and a clay sculpture of Daisy Gatson Bates (right) by Benjamin Victor of Boise,

The statues of civil-rights pioneer Daisy Bates and musician Johnny Cash destined for Statuary Hall inside the nations Capitol were not completed by the end of 2022, but officials are hopeful they will be ready soon.

Wreaths Across America program today

As a project nears completion to place statues of the civil rights leader and the singer in the U.S. Capitol, a class will examine their lives.

The Arkansas Board of Education on Thursday denied the Marvell-Elaine School Districts request to operate with fewer than 350 students, putting the Phillips County district on a path to be annexed to one or more other districts in 2023.

The Arkansas Board of Education on Thursday denied the Marvell-Elaine School Districts request to operate with fewer than 350 students, putting the Phillips County district on a path to be annexed to one or more other districts in 2023.

The Arkansas Board of Education on Thursday denied the Marvell-Elaine School District’s request to operate with fewer than 350 students, putting the Phillips County district on a path to be annexed to one or more other districts in 2023.

Ive heard a few piano players referred to as "sloppy piano players" or that they "slurred their notes" – neither of which served them well in the world of piano players. But to the contrary, in 1960 a young piano player from Louisiana made his mark in the music world with his chart debut of a song that featured the "slurring of the piano notes" on a song he wrote titled "Last Date."

Ever get the urge to read early Arkansas newspapers printed in German?

Six districts face potential mergers