Arkansas Times

Design submissions for Arkansas's 'monument to the unborn' are either exorbitantly expensive or just not much to look at. Is it time to abort the mission? arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/…

“If you show a person this is where you came from and how you were formed, the greatness of the lineage you’re from, you think about yourself differently,” he said. arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/…

Business hasn’t appeared to slow down at The Croissanterie since the Little Rock restaurant found itself in the headlines after staff asked Gov. Sarah Sanders to mosey along. buff.ly/TFXEc8n

The team is doing what Calipari teams traditionally do: peaking at the right time, getting key contributions and playing tough in the final minutes of games. arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/…

buff.ly/WM4qtbl Central Arkansas Library System's executive director Nate Coulter intends to retire later this year, after leading the system through immense change.

UCA will host Pulitzer Prize finalist Jerry Mitchell, whose investigative reporting put several white supremacists in prison for some of the most infamous murders of the Civil Rights era, at the end of March as an artist in residence. buff.ly/mUxrbTf

Thanks to the ever bizarre Clint Lancaster, it only took eight days for Saline County Sheriff candidate Richard Friend's otherwise straightforward defamation lawsuit to go full Saline County Republican. (You never want to go full Saline County Republican.) buff.ly/cSHgRXO

Dean Colin Crawford is moving forward with posting Moses' must-dos at the Bowen School of Law regardless of a federal judge's ruling this week that proselytizing on public campuses is not constitutional. arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/…

The University of Arkansas chapter of Turning Point USA has made national headlines for cutting ties with the organization and rebranding. buff.ly/IUxxyLE

In late March, Little Rock metal giants Pallbearer will cram themselves onto the small stage at White Water Tavern and perform in its entirety their landmark 2014 sophomore album “Foundations of Burden,” which they remastered and re-released in 2025. arktimes.com/rock-candy/202…

DiPippa discussed how Trump has exploited his position to act as a dictator, with wide-ranging effects that threaten long-standing democratic institutions within the U.S. arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/…

buff.ly/ENXqoWz A national gardening conference focused on food insecurity issues will be hosted at the Marriott Hotel in downtown Little Rock this summer.

A pregnant Jesus, a fetus riding a rainbow waterslide and a cluster of "God's babies" make the sole submission for an anti-abortion monument on the state Capitol lawn a freakish phantasmagoria, or maybe a divine vision? The Arkansas Advocate reports. buff.ly/yDiYoNE

John Calipari has the Arkansas Razorbacks peaking at just the right time, and it might just be enough to reach the Final Four this year. arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/…

A candidate for sheriff in Saline County says accusations on social media are simply attempts to defeat him, but they've gone too far. He's suing. arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/…

Hall High School celebrated its boys’ basketball state championship victory and the school’s transition into a district-run conversion charter school at a party/press event Tuesday. buff.ly/XqzZ3Ga

Jason Isbell’s current solo tour, which heads to Robinson Center on March 26, is basically a crash course in everything that makes him one of the best singer-songwriters working today. arktimes.com/rock-candy/202…

When it comes to Gov. Sarah Sanders appointments, connecting the dots just isn’t all that hard sometimes. arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/…

Wendell Griffen and Bobby Forrest Jr. scored historic victories in Pulaski County earlier this month, beating incumbents Barry Hyde and Will Jones. Who voted for whom? Check out our maps to see who your friends and neighbors picked. arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/…

A new exhibit at the Old State House Museum is a commemoration of the country’s 250th birthday, but it misses the mark with its treatment of certain elements of Black history. arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/…