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By C. Michael Long
Staff Sports Writer
The Lady Badgers faced off with Nettleton Saturday April 12, in the Championship game of the Beebe/Searcy Girls Invitational Softball Tournament at Gillam Fields in Beebe. After two tough wins over Trumann and Westside, the Lady Badgers were up for the test.
Stepping up on the mound for her [...]
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By C. Michael Long
Staff Sports Writer
The Badger baseball team continued their winning ways Tuesday, April 10th at Badger Field against a tough Paragould team. Game one started quick, with Paragould unable to produce much offense in the top of the 1st inning. Beebe’s Tran Kersey started what was to be an enjoyable afternoon [...]
By Bill Ashmore
Beebe Jr. High FBLA is the largest FBLA-Middle Level Chapter in Arkansas for the 2nd year in a row. It is also the 2nd largest in the Nation once again, losing to the same school it lost to last year. It is hard to beat Watson B. Duncan Middle School from Florida due [...]
SEARCY, Ark. — The Paul R. Carter College of Business Administration at Harding University competed in the 12th annual Donald W. Reynolds Governor’s Cup, a statewide business plan competition for college students. One participating team from the University was named among the top three.
The DWRGC is an annual competition hosted by the Arkansas Economic Acceleration [...]
By Frances Hart, Public Information Coordinator
Arkansas is one of only a few states that offers the General Educational Development (GED®) test at no cost to the student, but that may soon change.
The program is under the authority of the Arkansas Department of Career Education and serves Arkansans who are 16 years or older, not enrolled [...]
Anthropomorphism; Animal & Cultural Geography
The suggestion of giving human emotions to animals; anthropomorphism, has remained a long standing, controversial subject, in many areas including the scientific, civilian, and academic communities. However, it is a key factor in our attitudes and the positions held as individuals, societies, and cultures on topics ranging from research to farming [...]
LITTLE ROCK – Our natural landscape in Arkansas does a lot for us; for one day this weekend, it’s time to return the favor. The Arkansas Earth Day Foundation will host the 2012 Earth Day Festival on Saturday, April 21, on the campus of Heifer International headquarters in downtown Little Rock from 11 a.m. to [...]
From the only continent that is also a country comes the Australian Kaleidoscope with Martin and Nellie Beggs of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. These artists will spend the day at Badger Elementary, Thursday April 26th as they introduce audiences to both the young nation of Australia that was federated in 1901 and the ancient [...]
Radio station KASU, the Arkansas Folklife Program, and ASU’s Department of English and Philosophy are teaming up with the West End Neighborhood Association to present a Roots Music Festival on Saturday, April 21, as a part of Arkansas State University’s Delta Symposium XVIII: Roots and Generations. The Roots Music Festival will be held at Jonesboro’s [...]
Cabot, AR - Invent Now, Inc. is pleased to announce that its nationally-acclaimed Camp Invention program is returning to Cabot this summer. Camp Invention is a weeklong summer day program for students entering grades one through six. The program engages children to discover their own innate creativity and inventiveness through hands-on science, technology, engineering, and [...]
