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OPINION | Tom Dillard: UA Press vital in recording history of Arkansas - Vimarsana News

OPINION | Tom Dillard: UA Press vital in recording history of Arkansas

This is my 1,000th column published since August 2002. I had planned on retiring when I reached 1,000 columns, but I have decided to delay my departure until the end of the year. This column has monopolized my life for more than two decades, but it has been the opportunity of a lifetime for a guy who believes in the importance of state and local history and wants to share it with fellow Arkansans.

About books, and about goodbyes - Vimarsana News

About books, and about goodbyes

This is my 1,000th column published since August 2002. I had planned on retiring when I reached 1,000 columns, but I have decided to delay my departure until the end of the year. This column has monopolized my life for more than two decades, but it has been the opportunity of a lifetime for a guy who believes in the importance of state and local history and wants to share it with fellow Arkansans.

An automotive family dynasty - Vimarsana News

An automotive family dynasty

In last week's column I addressed the advent of the automobile in Arkansas. This week we turn our attention to the Smart family of Pine Bluff--which can only be described as the first family of Arkansas automobile dealers.

Where would Commissioner Kyle Ward take Knox County GOP? - Vimarsana News

Where would Commissioner Kyle Ward take Knox County GOP?

Victor Ashe notes political shift on state's high court, and says Jan. 6 rioter got what he deserved. Plus, birthdays!

Advent of autos in Arkansas - Vimarsana News

Advent of autos in Arkansas

Not long ago, as I traveled one rainy morning to Little Rock on Interstate 30, the traffic slowed to a crawl before coming to a complete stop. As I sat there surrounded by idling trucks and listening to the beat of the wipers, my mind turned to the days when automobiles first appeared on the rutted and muddy roads of Arkansas.