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Schools need to teach teens about sex - Vimarsana News

Schools need to teach teens about sex

Growing up in Arkansas, my first experience with sexual education was with a priest who came to my Spanish class on a Friday in eighth grade. He made us sign a paper agreeing to not have sex until marriage and gave us a paper to take home to our parents to let them know this priest would come every other Friday for the rest of the semester. This was in a public school.

Arkansas regulators doing little to stop use of ivermectin for covid-19 despite safety warnings from doctors, FDA - Vimarsana News

Arkansas regulators doing little to stop use of ivermectin for covid-19 despite safety warnings from doctors, FDA

ARKADELPHIA -- A few months ago, William Burks, owner of Clark County Livestock Feed, had enough veterinary-grade Ivermectin on his shelves to cover sales of the anti-parasitic drug for at least the next two years.

South Arkansas Community College commissions study on student housing - Vimarsana News

South Arkansas Community College commissions study on student housing

EL DORADO -- South Arkansas Community College has brought in consultants to evaluate the viability of creating student housing.

Overall population growth in Northwest Arkansas is large but not evenly distributed, census shows - Vimarsana News

Overall population growth in Northwest Arkansas is large but not evenly distributed, census shows

Northwest Arkansas' rapid growth leaves the rest of the state behind -- with portions within Northwest Arkansas lagging too, U.S. Census results show.

Denied target-range entry, lawyer's lawsuit states - Vimarsana News

Denied target-range entry, lawyer's lawsuit states

The Conway lawyer suing Little Rock for refusing to recognize his right to carry his concealed handgun at city hall has turned his sights on the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission after he was denied entry to the agency's firing-range building in Conway over the weekend.