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Black Soldier Fly Waste Shows Promise as Soil Amendment in Arkansas Study
Researchers at the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station have found that waste from insect farming can…
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Senator Boozman Cites Arkansas Energy Reforms as Blueprint for Federal Policy
U.S. Senator John Boozman highlighted Arkansas’s approach to energy regulation as a national model during…
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Winter Storm Collapses Dozens of Arkansas Poultry Houses, Farm Structures
Heavy snowfall and ice accumulation from last weekend’s winter storm caused widespread damage to agricultural…
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I-20 Through West Texas Tops List of Winter Routes Drivers Avoid Most
A new survey of 3,004 drivers has identified the major roads Texas motorists are most…
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Arrest Made in Springdale Stabbing
A suspect has been arrested in connection with a stabbing incident that occurred in Springdale…
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Pre-Storm Preparation Pays Off as Entergy Arkansas Avoids Major Outages
Entergy Arkansas restored power to more than 99% of its 735,000 customers within 24 hours…
Education
New U of A Professor Brings Cattle Research Expertise to Benefit Arkansas Ranchers
The University of Arkansas has appointed Dr. Zena Herrera as an assistant professor of meat…
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Most SWEPCO Customers to Have Power Restored Tonight Following Winter Storm
Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) reported Monday that approximately 17,700 customers remain without power following…
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Federal Workers Group Warns Congress Against Shutdown Over Single Appropriations Dispute
The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association is calling on Congress to pass five…
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Don’t Wait: Early Flu Evaluation Key to Recovery, HealthCARE Express Says
As flu season continues across the region, HealthCARE Express is encouraging patients to seek medical…