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Twinkle Town's Victory Sparks Celebration in Star City, Arkansas

Twinkle Town's Victory Sparks Celebration in Star City, Arkansas

Twinkle Town's Victory Sparks Celebration in Star City, Arkansas
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Big Ten believes its reputation as a top-heavy league is unfair as it claims conference supremacy

Big Ten believes its reputation as a top-heavy league is unfair as it claims conference supremacy

The Southeastern Conference argues its superior depth makes up for the Big Ten winning the last three titles in the debate over which college football conference is strongest
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Apex and Big Ranger Secure Wins in Hambletonian Eliminations at Meadowlands

Apex and Big Ranger Secure Wins in Hambletonian Eliminations at Meadowlands

Apex and Big Ranger Secure Wins in Hambletonian Eliminations at Meadowlands
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Crawford County Judge Welcomes Appeals Court Ruling on Arkansas Library Law, Easing Taxpayer Burden

Crawford County Judge Welcomes Appeals Court Ruling on Arkansas Library Law, Easing Taxpayer Burden

Crawford County Judge Chris Keith expressed relief following an appellate court decision that favored the county in a legal dispute over Arkansas' Act 372, which concerns the distribution of obscene materials to minors in public libraries. The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a previous U.S. District Court ruling, allowing the contested sections of the law to take effect and relieving the county from paying nearly $450,000 in legal fees. The law's provisions include criminalizing the provision of certain materials to minors and establishing procedures for challenging library content. The ruling is seen as a financial relief for the county, which has already spent significant funds on related legal battles.
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James James Expands with New Manufacturing Facility in Heber Springs, Arkansas

James James Expands with New Manufacturing Facility in Heber Springs, Arkansas

James James Expands with New Manufacturing Facility in Heber Springs, Arkansas
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Burnham Square Faces Tough Competition in Arlington Million Turf Race

Burnham Square Faces Tough Competition in Arlington Million Turf Race

Burnham Square Faces Tough Competition in Arlington Million Turf Race
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Severe Storms Sweep From Plains to Appalachians This Weekend

Severe Storms Sweep From Plains to Appalachians This Weekend

A widespread severe weather outbreak is expected to move from the Plains to the Appalachians through Sunday, bringing damaging wind gusts, flash flooding, large hail and a few tornadoes. Friday's strongest storms will target parts of Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and Tennessee before shifting into the Ohio and Tennessee valleys on Saturday. By Sunday, the threat reaches the Appalachians, while isolated severe storms continue across the High Plains and Gulf Coast with locally heavy rain and dangerous lightning.
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Federal Appeals Court Allows Arkansas 'Harmful to Minors' Law to Proceed

Federal Appeals Court Allows Arkansas 'Harmful to Minors' Law to Proceed

A federal appeals court has lifted an injunction that was blocking the enforcement of an Arkansas law criminalizing the distribution of books deemed 'harmful to minors' to individuals under 18. The decision by the US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit comes after Arkansas prosecutors and the state's attorney general argued for the law's enforcement. The law had been challenged by a group of public libraries and booksellers, who claimed it was unconstitutionally overbroad under the First Amendment and vague under the 14th Amendment's Due Process Clause. However, the court found that the plaintiffs failed to prove their case and lacked standing to challenge the law.
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Arkansas Fishing Report: Summer Heat Affects Angling Conditions

Arkansas Fishing Report: Summer Heat Affects Angling Conditions

Arkansas Fishing Report: Summer Heat Affects Angling Conditions
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U.S. Army Awards $58.6 Billion Contract to Lockheed Martin for Patriot Interceptors

U.S. Army Awards $58.6 Billion Contract to Lockheed Martin for Patriot Interceptors

U.S. Army Awards $58.6 Billion Contract to Lockheed Martin for Patriot Interceptors
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Eighth Circuit Court Allows Arkansas Law Affecting Librarians to Take Effect

Eighth Circuit Court Allows Arkansas Law Affecting Librarians to Take Effect

The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that a 2023 Arkansas law, Act 372, can take effect, reversing a previous injunction by U.S. District Judge Timothy Brooks. The law makes it a crime to provide minors with materials deemed obscene and increases accountability for public-library curation decisions. The decision has significant implications for Arkansas booksellers and librarians, who now face legal risks if they provide access to certain materials to minors. The law was initially blocked due to concerns about its constitutionality and potential to infringe on First Amendment rights.
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Mountain West/Pac-12 Softball Transfer Portal Tracker 07-30-2026

Mountain West/Pac-12 Softball Transfer Portal Tracker 07-30-2026

Let’s take a look at how the Mountain West/Pac-12 are faring entering the second month of the closed portal period.