Viewpoints

Elias Cornelius Boudinot was born in the chaos of the fall of the Southeastern tribes and in the infighting of Cherokee politics.

I would like to take the opportunity to thank Noalmark Broadcasting for making sure the bi-weekly city council meetings are available to our citizens live on...

Over several decades of travel in Europe, Vertis and I developed a fondness for Switzerland. One of the primary reasons is the country’s transportation syste...

Letters to the editor published on July 11, 2021

The Law was holy and good for man but the law fell short of God’s full expectation for mankind. A high priest beginning with Aaron had to go behind the curta...

The title of today’s column is only tangentially related to its subject matter. It’s the title of a song I like by the Irish punk band Dropkick Murphys. When...

Lawyer, businessman, educator, benefactor and public servant are just a few of the titles that William H. Bowen held in his long life.

As I write this column today, we are celebrating the Fourth of July. It is also known as Independence Day, the federal holiday in the United States commemora...

Of course you have heard that comment when looking at many of our state’s quality of life rankings. But did you ever ask yourself why we, as a state, are alw...

This week I’m going to present you with another installment of The Arkansas Travelers, an account of journeys around the state by Yours Truly and my cousin M...

“Don’t let people put obstacles in front of you, but understand you also have to put in the work” were the words of engineer Raye Jean Montague as recalled b...

A few years back Vertis and I took a getaway week vacation, and went on a trip to the Northern Canadian Rockies. It was a break from the Dog Days of August, ...

The Roman church in Rome receives from Paul a final encouragement as he writes about the loving and magnificent mercy of God contained in the history of the ...

You may think I’m dreadfully cynical for what I’m about to say, and in this case you’d be right.

Each year, thousands of college students are given the opportunity to continue their studies outside their home countries through a program devised by one Ar...