Mill Bayou News Today

Jess "The Undertaker" Essex, Connie Meskimen, and I had our own version of a duck hunting boat race Monday to start the Purple Hull Societys annual duck hunt on Mill Bayou.

The forecast for Acadiana for the rest of the week will remain seasonably cool with plenty of cloud cover, with next week bringing more of the same, but cooler yet.

Three Requests for Hearing and Adjudicatory Review (“Requests”) were filed before the Arkansas Pollution Control & Ecology Commission (“APC&EC”) challenging a nonmunicipal domestic...

The Arkansas River contains excellent catfish habitat, but it does not sustain great numbers of trophy catfish.

Three Requests for Hearing and Adjudicatory Review (“Requests”) have been filed before the Arkansas Pollution Control & Ecology Commission (“APC&EC”) challenging a nonmunicipal domestic...

Its a warm January morning as I step out of the main house at Wingmead. Its 5:30 a.m., and Tim Doepel, who has managed wildlife on this 15,000-acre tract for the past 44 years, has the coffee hot. Im here at the invitation of Wil and Ashley Jackson.

By some accounts, the last week of duck season exceeded Arkansass lofty duck hunting reputation.

How dramatically a change in the weather can affect duck hunting.

A Pinnacle Mountain neighborhood coalition and nine Roland families are asking a Pulaski County circuit judge to stop a proposed sewer plant, part of a residential subdivision development project, even as state regulators are considering the plants construction application.

A community's division over a proposed wastewater treatment plant played out in real-time Wednesday, as dozens of residents from northwestern Pulaski County gathered at the Arkansas Department of Energy and Environment office in North Little Rock to weigh in.