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Former high school principal's murder trial postponed for sixth time - Vimarsana News

Former high school principal's murder trial postponed for sixth time

The jury trial for a former Omaha, Ark., high school principal -- charged in his wife's murder -- has been postponed for a sixth time, according to a filing in Boone County Circuit Court.

Lobbyists' $540,000 in expenses down from $710,000 reported in 2019 regular session - Vimarsana News

Lobbyists' $540,000 in expenses down from $710,000 reported in 2019 regular session

Lobbyists registered in Arkansas reported total expenses of about $540,000 during the Arkansas General Assembly's regular session this year, after lobbyists didn't hold events to provide food and drink for state lawmakers and largely stayed away from the state Capitol during the 2021 regular session amid the covid-19 pandemic.

Schools take step to receive funding - Vimarsana News

Schools take step to receive funding

Sixteen charter schools and charter school systems asked on Friday to give up their waivers of the state teacher salary law to clear the way for getting state funds to raise their beginning teacher salaries to $50,000.

Schools in state take step to receive funding - Vimarsana News

Schools in state take step to receive funding

Sixteen charter schools and charter school systems asked on Friday to give up their waivers of the state teacher salary law to clear the way for getting state funds to raise their beginning teacher salaries to $50,000.

Harrison's downtown entertainment district opens - Vimarsana News

Harrison's downtown entertainment district opens

HARRISON -- Harrison's downtown entertainment district opened Friday and all went well, said Matt Bell, executive director of Explore Harrison.