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Recently I posted a query on Facebook asking readers to list their favorite Arkansas authors, one each in fiction and nonfiction. I received scores of replies, and a few stragglers are still posting their favorites. While this exercise is in no way scientific or representative in its composition, the results are very interesting to me and, I suspect, to others. Today I address fiction, with nonfiction to follow.
My longtime friend John Graves, a recently retired professor of history at Henderson State University, recently made me aware of his cousin and Korean War hero, Eugene C. Morehart of Mabelvale.
My longtime friend John Graves, just retired as a professor of history at Henderson State University, recently made me aware of his cousin and Korean War hero, Eugene C. Morehart of Mabelvale.
When it comes to making irresponsible and outrageous statements, Donald Trump cannot hold a candle to the late Joseph Weston of Sharp County. During the 1970s, Weston's homemade newspaper, Sharp Citizen, viciously attacked public officials and local citizens from throughout north Arkansas.
When it comes to making irresponsible and outrageous statements, Donald Trump cannot hold a candle to the late Joseph Weston of Sharp County. During the 1970s, Weston's homemade newspaper, Sharp Citizen, viciously attacked public officials and local citizens from throughout north Arkansas.