caseywillits

Re: Wednesday: Headlines and the open line
- It has been the long-standing lie by Republicans that the Democrats are the ones that…
- Posted by NeverVoteRepublican
- on April 24, 2019
Re: Jury convicts woman who fatally shot husband for watching porn; sentenced to 16 years
- Just an observation. What man in Arkansas needs a pee bucket in the backyard?
- Posted by Alan G. Baker
- on April 24, 2019
Re: Wednesday: Headlines and the open line
- UFOs have been renamed? Who knew? Apparently the US Navy is getting numerous https://www.columbiatribune.com/zz/news/20……
- Posted by Vanessa
- on April 24, 2019

Male student shot at Concord school in Cleburne County UPDATE

The Cleburne County sheriff's office has reported a school shooting at Concord school, but few other details.
North Little Rock introducing Gotcha bike share

Sometime in June, 100 motorized bikes from the bike share company Gotcha will be docked in 12-15 stations in North Little Rock, divided between the four wards.
What to do about Sarah Huckabee Sanders and her credibility gap?

The Washington Post samples reporter opinions on the Mueller Report "news" that Sarah Huckabee Sanders lies. Bottom line: It's not like her credibility and usefulness weren't already in tatters.
Czech firearms maker to build factory at Little Rock Port. Free land, loans and grants among the lures.

A Czech firearms maker announced plans today to build a factory at the Little Rock Port that is expected to employ 565 people in six years.
Three Fold announces fried chicken 'pop-up' Haybird; says Riverdale project in the works

Three Fold, Main St.'s dumpling and noodle destination, is opening a pop-up fried chicken restaurant in its former location on Center St. Haybird will highlight a lighter style of fried chicken than most southerners are used to, serving boneless breasts and legs atop very thinly-cut fries. Owner Lisa Zhang said she hopes to open the pop-up by the end of May.

Ruth Coker Burks, the cemetery angel

In the darkest hour of the AIDS epidemic, Ruth Coker Burks cared for hundreds of people whose families had abandoned them. Courage, love and the 30-year secret of one little graveyard in Hot Springs.
There went the neighborhood

Airport expansion, empty lots and Little Rock's fading East End.

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