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And Mitch McConnell lines up behind Herschel Walker in Georgia.

As you'll see in the photos, the new Smith County Courthouse will blend traditional with modern, the old with the new, and the past with the present and the future.

As you'll see in the photos, the new Smith County Courthouse will blend traditional with modern, the old with the new, and the past with the present and the future.

As you'll see in the photos, the new Smith County Courthouse will blend traditional with modern, the old with the new, and the past with the present and the future.

LITTLE ROCK -- Buoyed by soaring stock markets, the Arkansas Teacher Retirement System's investments gained $4.5 billion in value last fiscal year, the system's investment consultant reported on Monday.

LITTLE ROCK -- Buoyed by soaring stock markets, the Arkansas Teacher Retirement System's investments gained $4.5 billion in value last fiscal year, the system's investment consultant reported on Monday.

Mass-produced majolica has often been sneered at – but its exuberance is what makes it so appealing, writes Susan Weber

Buoyed by robust stock markets, the Arkansas Public Employees Retirement System’s investments gained $2.6 billion in value in the fiscal year that ended June 30 to reach $11.6 billion, the system’s investment consultant reported Wednesday.

19 hrs ago The Letts, Spencer, Smith Co. historic warehouse on the corner of Fifth Street Southwest and South Federal Avenue in Mason City partially collapsed on Tuesday evening. warehouse collapse A historic warehouse on the corner of Fifth Street Southwest and South Federal Avenue in Mason City partially collapsed on Tuesday evening. Lisa Grouette warehouse collapse A historic warehouse on the corner of Fifth Street Southwest and South Federal Avenue in Mason City part...

At the end of a year that tested the Weill Cornell Medicine community,  Together in 2020 offered a celebration of its achievements and its resilience. The institution’s year is represented through a combination of still photos, live footage and animation, as the film also incorporates the voices of employees and students.  Produced for just $6,250, the short doesn’t depend on expensive production values to bring Weill Cornell Medicine to life. Instead, the contributions of research...