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If you’re a fly angler, winter is the time to refill fly boxes. This can be done by tying or buying flies. Come spring, your boxes should be full of

Theres all kinds of manuals, blueprints and self-help references sprawled out over the internet designed to assist a coach, be it experienced or inexperienced, build or even rebuild a program, but Monty Patel wasnt actually interested in combing through any of that material after he accepted his first high school basketball head coaching job last summer.

When people think of the Endangered Species Act their minds drift to the conservation of charismatic animals such as wolves, grizzly bears and spotted owls. Mention this Act and people

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The bravery shown by two Hot Springs police officers during a mass shooting that followed a local high school graduation and the kidnapping of a local teenager, two incidents that drew national attention to Hot Springs, were among the top newsmakers of 2022.

DONALDSON, Ark. -- Foukes girls defeated Mountain Pine, 69-61, to wrap up third place in the Ouachita Holiday Classic basketball tournament, which featured some of the top teams in Arkansas, including Baptist Prep and Bergman.

A number of Garland Countys public school buildings saw water damage after bitterly cold temperatures left in the wake of an arctic front that swept through the state just before Christmas weekend led to frozen pipes.

HOT SPRINGS -- A number of Garland Countys public school buildings saw water damage after bitterly cold temperatures from an arctic front that swept through the state just before Christmas weekend resulted in frozen pipes.

Due to cold temperatures and the threat of dangerous road conditions, the Lakeside School District is using Alternative Method of Instruction days today and Friday as it heads into the Christmas break, as the National Weather Service warned of a potential "flash freeze" today.

Cameron Baker, founder and owner of Cryptic Farms, which has mining sites in Malvern, Greenbrier, Russellville and Mountain Pine, concedes that the FTX scandal devastated public confidence and generated calls for more regulation, including a declaration last week by Arkansas Sen. John Boozman.