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Louis Sharpe Dunaway may be the most famous traveling salesman in Arkansas history. For nearly 50 years, Dunaway was a sales agent for newspapers, mainly the Arkansas Gazette, which earned him the sobriquet "Mr. Gazette."
The Illinois Attorney General's office is asking a judge to put on hold a court order blocking State Police from suspending the FOID cards of people who have only been arrested for crimes, and have not been ordered by a court to relinquish any weapons or permits
A century ago this week, a trial of historical interest snagged on a hung jury at Little Rock. Historians who study U.S. labor unions, railroad history, police interrogation methods and even the history of the Ku Klux Klan could find this case interesting. Old News is, of course, intrigued for less serious reasons.
The 1922 Arkansas State Fair was held in Little Rock right where it was held in 1921.
One fine September, 100 years ago, Little Rock's city court judge abruptly resigned after ... some incident ... at White City park.