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3 allege oil, gas notary lapses
Circuit clerk is named in suit
LITTLE ROCK — Three landowners are suing Cleburne County Circuit Clerk Karen Giles, claiming that deputy clerks in her office falsely notarized oil and gas leases in the county. Continue reading...
Drive-By Shooting Reported
SPRINGDALE — Police are investigating a drive-by shooting reported on Braxton Drive on Friday night.
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PEOPLE & PLACES
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Judge throws out Game & Fish suit
LITTLE ROCK — A nearly year-long lawsuit against the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission by its former chairman was dismissed Monday by a Pulaski County circuit judge, who ruled that there was no case. Continue reading...
Illegal teenager due in court; his minder is in jail
LITTLE ROCK — Hector Martinez, a 15-year-old illegal alien who sent authorities scrambling to find a place to house him when he was arrested in May, is expected in Pulaski County juvenile court today. Continue reading...
4 months after damage, wall getting patched up
LITTLE ROCK — The 100-year-old wall surrounding historic Mount Holly Cemetery in Little Rock is being restored this week, four months after it was damaged when an SUV slammed into it three times. Continue reading...
Sweltering LR crowd seeks assistance in paying for electricity
LITTLE ROCK — As temperatures climbed to triple digits Monday, hundreds of people braved the heat as they waited in line outside at the State Fairgrounds to try to get some help to pay this month’s electric bills. Continue reading...
Ellen the elephant remembered
Keepers tell stories, visitors make paper lanterns at memorial event
LITTLE ROCK — Tears were shed as Little Rock Zoo keepers and members of the public remembered the life of Ellen the elephant at a ceremony held in her honor Sunday. Continue reading...
2 months after her pal Mary, LR Zoo’s elephant Ellen dies
LITTLE ROCK — Exactly two months after Mary the elephant died, Little Rock Zoo officials found her longtime companion, Ellen, lying on her side in distress in the elephant exhibit area Tuesday, Zoo Director Mike Blakely said. Continue reading...
Economy crimping July 4 travel plans
Many expected to stay close to home
LITTLE ROCK — A 20-cent drop in gasoline prices in the past month came too late to spur travel over the coming holiday weekend, said a spokesman for a national travel organization. Continue reading...
