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Brianna Randall Graduates from UA Little Rock

Brianna Randall Graduates from UA Little Rock

LITTLE ROCK, AR (02/08/2023)-- Brianna Randall, of Harrell, AR, has graduated from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock during the Fall 2022 semester. 02/15/2023 11:00 PM

School Board Election Filing Dates

School Board Election Filing Dates

Two positions on the school are up for election. Filing for running for the School Board begins next Wednesday, February 22 and ends Wednesday, March 1. The positions up for election are Zone 3 and Zone 5. Anyone wishing be on the ballot must file during that time. 02/15/2023 11:00 PM

HISTORY MINUTE

M INUTE 02/09/2023 04:00 AM

Finish the Job

The mantra of the progressive liberal democratic socialist party, ’Finish the job.’ The President kept saying this over and over. What he wants is to finish turning the country into a socialist welfare state where the workers are dependent on others (like the government) to provide all their needs. They were so close to making laws that would secure the switch to big government control they could taste it. Thus, ’finish the job.’ 02/09/2023 04:00 AM 1

SAU Tech Fall 2022 Chancellor's List

SAU Tech Fall 2022 Chancellor's List

EAST CAMDEN, AR (01/26/2023)-- Southern Arkansas University Tech is pleased to announce the Chancellor’s List for Fall 2022. The students who made the list worked hard for their achievement this semester! 02/09/2023 04:00 AM 1

UCA Dean's List

UCA Dean's List

CONWAY, AR (01/26/2023)-- 02/09/2023 04:00 AM 1

Ta'Vion Galbert Scores His 1000th Point

Ta'Vion Galbert Scores His 1000th Point

Ta’Vion Galbert is a 2023 Senior. Galbert surpassed 1,000 In-Game points from 20202023. Sophomore year he scored 261 points in 19 games with an average of 13.7 points in a game. His junior year came with 387 points for 24 games averaging a 16.1. 02/09/2023 04:00 AM 1

HISTORY MINUTE

M INUTE 02/02/2023 04:00 AM

Slaves

Slaves–the first thought that comes to mind is the southern black cotton pickin’ man forced into submission by the cruel white whipping masters. The mini series Roots comes to mind, if old enough to remember. Today, they are only stories told by second and third generation people. We should never forget the war and struggles fought to eliminate that kind of slavery. Slavery as that was not the first, nor will the last. Slavery is not limited to the south or to any race. Slavery has been around since biblical times, along with a bunch of other evil things this world has to offer. Some form of slavery still exist today. From the obvious (or hidden in plain sight) human trafficking to the debt of credit cards, being a slave is not so extinct as we would hope. The thousands of people crossing the border illegally are often subject to amounts of money that can only be paid back by some sort of servitude. Just as we don’t want to admit to the abuses of the past, the current situation of some is something we would like to ignore. Those subject to the servitude may not admit as it is partially self-inflected. Self inflicted servitude is one of the most common types of slavery. The illegals crossing the border want to leave from where they came so badly they will subject themselves to a life of servitude. 02/02/2023 04:00 AM

Moments in time

Moments in time

* On Feb. 10, 1535, notwithstanding the winter chill and in a form of protest that was, unsurprisingly, ridiculed by both Protestants and Catholics, a small group of Anabaptists ran stark naked through the streets of Amsterdam, shouting that they “had been sent from God to communicate the naked truth to the godless.” 02/02/2023 04:00 AM

Mrs. Gurtha Rene Pickett,

Mrs. Gurtha Rene Pickett,

85 of Hampton, AR passed away on Sunday January 29, 2023 in El Dorado, AR. 02/02/2023 04:00 AM

Marjorie Nellie Williams,

Marjorie Nellie Williams,

age 80 of Hampton died Friday at Silver Oaks Nursing Home in Camden, Arkansas. She was born March 29, 1942 in Alberta, Canada. She was a member of Hampton First Assembly of God Church. She is preceded in death by her parents, Forrest Borst and Florence McCune Borst Cromoga; one son, Tracy Williams; and one sister, Arlene Ellis. She is survived by her husband, Hershel Williams of Hampton; three sons, Allen (Elsa) Williams of San Diego, CA, Randy (Kim) Williams of Hampton, Garth (Kelly) Williams of Jacksonville; two sisters, Louise Geary of Arlington, WA, Jewel Heske of Alberta, Canada; nine grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. 02/02/2023 04:00 AM

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