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‘A good man is always learning,” is an old Latin Proverb. Sages and thinkers since the days of the first schools thousands of years ago have recognized the importance of

By Dr. Ken Bridges

The historic Menifee High School Gymnasium will receive a $100,000 grant for repairs from the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund.

Scott Whitley Carter constructs this timeline of Arkansas first 180 years as a state.

Sax man Floyd Newman — who played with greats from Sinatra to Aretha and helped shaped the history of Stax Records — has died at 91.

Short-term rentals on council agenda

60 years ago, a group of Pine Bluff College students took part in a protest that came at a high price.

Alfred Hogan knew, as he grew up in Wilson, that there were people looking out for him. After he became an educator he started looking out for other young people.

Celebrating Black History Month at the University of Arkansas. Re-visiting the Celebrating of Trailblazers series.

PINE BLUFF -- The Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday on Monday shines a spotlight each January on Black American history and the continuing efforts to achieve racial equality.