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WASHINGTON (AP) — Suitably opaque, Section 2006 takes up only a few dozen lines in a sweeping health care bill that runs to 2,074 pages and mentions neither Sen. Mary Landrieu nor her state of Louisiana.
America's Car-Mart posts higher fiscal 2nd-quarter profit as tighter credit spurs business BENTONVILLE, Ark. November 20, 2009 (AP) The Associated Press Post a Comment Auto retailer America's Car-Mart Inc. reported on Friday a...
Police say third suspect was killed in shootout with officers Four bodies were found in burning home November 12, fifth in another home (CNN) -- Authorities have charged two people with murder in the slaying of five people in...
A few notes on the spotlighted players in the Senate's health care vote, in the context of the 2010 elections and their electorates back home. The focus is also on some Democrats with doubts, notably Louisiana's Mary Landrieu...
Submitted by Ramona Bates MD on Nov 20th, 2009 Arkansas reported it’s first H1N1 influenza death August 10. Since then 19 more deaths have been added to bring the total to 20 confirmed deaths due to H1N1 influenza. This week...
supports its clients throughout North America while also improving shareholder value through targeted turnaround opportunities in the southeastern United States. ERF Wireless and The Computer Works Enter into a Strategic...
Pam Baccam and Paul Ritter KTHV • November 20, 2009 Watch what you write online. A survey by the group Kaplan found one in ten college admissions officers have viewed an applicant's Facebook or Myspace page. University of...
Yesterday, The Arkansas Hands-Off Healthcare Bus Tour went through Arkansas. Guest speakers included Dick Morris, Jim Miller of 60 Plus, Dr. Kathy Chenault, and Teresa Oakle. Here is some video footage of that event. More...
POSTED: 3:35 pm CST November 20, 2009 UPDATED: 3:55 pm CST November 20, 2009 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- More Arkansans' are unemployed Thursday, according to a national study.. New unemployment numbers show another 7,000 people in...
The Bear on Nov 20 2009 at 8:14 am | Filed under: Election 2010 Sometimes a poll result slaps you in the face. That was the case for me when I saw Public Policy Polling’s results in the 2nd congressional district of Arkansas....
