Central Arkansas to record-setting amounts of rainfall. Due to the resulting flash floods, 10 people drowned in Little Rock, ...

Alma became known as the “Spinach Capital of the World” after the Alma Canning Company was purchased by H.L. Hunt in 1961, ...

"A Boston businessman named Elisha Atkins invested enough money to continue construction of the railroad in 1872," Anthony DeVore writes for the Central Arkansas Library System's Encyclopedia of ...

Every state has a capitol building that houses its state legislature. Many are domed buildings similar to the US capitol, but ...

It's a wild boar found in Arkansas, according to the Encyclopedia of Arkansas. "These wild boars were called razorbacks because of their high, hair-covered backbone and ill-mannered temper.

Texas A&M football heads to AT&T Stadium to take on the Arkansas Razorbacks in the latest chapter of the Southwest Classic.

Voters also chose a mayor, city attorney, recorder-treasurer and five aldermen. Bella Vista was rapidly changing from a retirement community to a bedroom community for employees of Walmart, Tyson ...

Tommy Cash earned a record deal in the mid-1960s, per USA Today, citing his bio at the Encyclopedia of Arkansas. Hits included "One Song Away," "Rise and Shine," and "Six White Horses." ...

Massachusetts voters have a lot of big decisions to make this election season, including who should serve as the next ...

The Arkansas ballot for the 2024 election is only being provided in English, which creates a barrier for Latino voters in the ...

BUILDING HISTORY According to the Encyclopedia of Arkansas, there were four “Carnegie Libraries” built in Arkansas between 1906 and 1915 using grants from philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. The libraries ...

Terry cited an entry in the online Encyclopedia of Arkansas that reads, “As a way to connect the campus to the original school, the mascot of Peake High School, the buffalo, continues to serve ...