Recently, the Arkansas State Police (ASP) issued a reminder for parents to remain vigilant in recognizing and preventing online predators from targeting children. This summer alone, ASP has issued several Missing/Endangered Advisories for missing children and teens, including five Amber Alerts since May.
The best teachers have a way of inspiring us to become different people. Teaching is more complex than simply distributing knowledge.
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From the earliest knowledge we have been able to obtain, mankind has had a burning desire to tell his story. Regardless of whether you believe that we are a species of Simian origin, or if we came down through the lineage of the biblical Adam, they all wanted their story to be told. We have many different kinds of stories left to us. In the rainforests of South America there is a humongous rock wall that is covered in paintings of ancient people and animals and whatever else they thought worthy of sharing. Again, we find these on walls in North America as well, and in caves in Europe and elsewhere. Man wants to tell his story.
The Bobcats running drills in preparation of the 2024 season on Monday, August 5. PHOTO CREDITS/PAM LOWE .
August 21, 2014 It was obvious Monday morning that the fall school term was getting underway as students arrived at the front entrance of Central Elementary School. Principal Heather Clifton was at the top of the stairs greeting a few first arrivals.
The Arkansas State Police has reported a 2004 Cadillac Escalade driven by 27-year-old Jordan Rainwater was traveling southbound on Clay County Road 232 at 12 a.m. Friday, Aug. 2 when it approached a left hand curve. Rainwater attempted to negotiate the curve and failed to do so properly causing the SUV to leave the south side of the road. Upon leaving the road, the Cadillac began to rollover and the passenger side of the vehicle collided with a ditch embankment. The Escalade came to a final rest upside down in the ditch submerged in a body of water.
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Arkansas State Police reported a deadly crash at 8:10 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug.