OPINION | MIKE MASTERSON: Attacks continue
Valued readers are well aware of my disdain for pit bull and large dog owners whose animals frequently and suddenly attack, badly injure and even kill innocent…
Valued readers are well aware of my disdain for pit bull and large dog owners whose animals frequently and suddenly attack, badly injure and even kill innocent…
Some smart-aleck put in a letter to the editor the other day that I'd written something he liked and somehow managed to do so without consulting Bubba McCoy.
"I can't even imagine closing a place that works so well."
My gut reaction to student protests forcing college graduation cancellations, disrupting campuses and requiring police attention might not be my best reaction.
Given the choice of suffering in bed with an incurable fatal ailment and enduring more weeks, months or years without hope for improvement, what would you choo…
Once upon a time ...
The recent fire at the Fayetteville Public Library was scary, but it's probably not destined to become a sequel to Susan Orlean's "The Library Book."
"Russellville may be small, but they're slow."--longtime Conway radio sportscaster Bill Johnson calling play-by-play for a high school basketball game in the m…
Saturdays, as many people know, are a social-media-free (and often all media-free) day for me, and this one was all media since I was spending time sitting fur…
My best days on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., in the 1980s were the slow days.
David Pryor stood as a paragon of Arkansas politics in his era, circa 1966 to 1996.
To escape the frustration of TV's talking heads constantly droning on about unresolved problems largely arising from our nation's mismanagement, I decided to c…
Some make history, some watch history being made and some inadvertently go down in history. The past stays with us only because someone bothered to write it do…
My sons and I walked the path leading to the heart of campus, toward the tall iron gates. A gravel trail crunched under our feet as we meandered, talking about…
The auditors have spoken and the governor's office has refuted, leaving the political fire continuing to smolder over that custom-built $19,000 lectern.