North Little Rock, AR News

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• Did you know? Today is World Turtle Day! We wonder what Yertle the Turtle is up...
• Make plans now to see former White House groundskeeper, Mike Lawn, and Master Ga...
• Join us Friday night at our Argenta Branch (506 Main Street) for the Argenta Art...
• Artwalk Event (5/18): TRASH OR TREASURE? Antique expert, Nancy Dunning, will dis...
• NEED SUMMER GETAWAY IDEAS? Donna Perrin from Arkansas Parks & Tourism will share...
• "All you need in life is truth and beauty and you can find both at the Public Li...
• Online only pre-registration for our Summer Reading Program begins today! We hav...
• Join us tonight at 6:00pm when Reel Classics with The Rep presents, “Who’s Afrai...
• We appreciate everyone who came out to see Audrey Dean Kelley perform at tonight...
• “Books are the carriers of civilization. Without books, history is silent, liter...
• North Little Rock's own Audrey Dean Kelley, will be performing at this month's L...
• "Once a little boy sent me a charming card with a little drawing on it. I loved...
• Join us for Live at Laman this Thursday (May 10) at 7pm when we welcome North Li...
• Diamond Chef Arkansas competition to sizzle June 5
• We are very excited to announce our 2012 adult summer reading program author lin...
• SCCC plans open house Friday
• 2012 commencement set for May 10
• VUB graduation set for May 3
• PTC to participate in National Drug Take-Back Day on Friday
• Hey Channel 7, thanks for your support of our "little free libraries!"
• We are so excited to announce that today is known as Little Free Library Day in...
• Are you a Jazz lover? Join us this Saturday, April 28 as our Argenta Branch host...
• What an amazing crowd last night at our Argenta Branch!! If you missed yesterday...
• Summer registration open for current students
• TONIGHT!!! Join us at our Argenta Branch (506 Main Street) for “This is Your Bra...
• How does music really affect the body? Learn tomorrow with the Arkansas Symphony...
• Pulaski Tech trustees to meet April 23
• Due to weather, Laman Library will not be participating in tonight’s Argenta Art...
• CANCELLED - Join us tonight at the Argenta ArtWalk and meet featured artist Susa...
• Today is Volunteer Recognition Day!! We would like to take this opportunity to T...
• PTC theatre to present The Piano Lesson
• We're rolling out our adult summer reading author schedule. First up is Senator...
• PTC to host Show & Shine
• Making plans for Friday night? Come by the library during the Argenta Art Walk a...
• FIESTA!
• Be the first to borrow Nora Roberts’ stunning new novel “The Witness.” Fill in...
• Paralegal Club to host Meet-the-Instructor event
• SGA application deadline April 20
• Have you heard the news?! Check out our new “Little Free Library” service around...
• We would like to express our deepest sympathies to the family of William F. “Cas...
• Rain's a comin', but that's not stopping the Arkansas Literary Festival! Two GRE...
• We’re giving away a four pack of tickets to Sunday's program with Pastry Chef, R...
• The Arkansas Literary Festival is in full swing!! Join us tomorrow at the street...
• Former White House pastry chef to speak at Pulaski Tech on April 16
• The Laman Library Teen Center has been working hard on this afternoon’s puppet s...
• Do not miss this show tonight!!! Live at Laman presents Rodney Block and the Rea...
• It’s National Library Week!!! We are giving away a signed copy of “Stories from...
• If you'd like to see the film on Sunday, April 15, at 1:00pm, click here:
• Don't forget, the Arkansas Literary Festival is this weekend! Tickets are almost...
• Bring the family and join us this Saturday at Main & 5th Streets in the Argenta...
• Spring Fling at Little Rock-South set for April 12
• Bank of America to present check to Learning Assistance Center
• PTC celebrates student achievements during National Library Week
• Join us for Reel Classics With The Rep tonight at 6:00 p.m. screening Ordinary P...
• Happy Friday!! Just a reminder the library will be closed Sunday.
• Arkansas Teen College returns June 25-29
• PTC to host Superstar Mothers of Superstar Sons
• It's Jazz Appreciation Month!! Next Thursday, April 12, join us for Live at Lama...
• Bring the kiddos and join us this afternoon at 3:30 p.m. to watch, “It's the Eas...
• Start marking those calendars mom and dad!! There are lots of fun events planned...
• Roland Mesnier, the longest tenured chef in White House history, was on KUAR's "...
• Tune in to KUAR radio right now and listen to Live at Laman featuring the Blue F...
• Come and get 'em!!! New releases have been added to the shelves this morning. Oh...
• Job Fair set for April 4
• Join us for the Reel Classics with The Rep on Monday, April 9 at 6:00 p.m. scree...
• "Inside Peanuts: The Life and Art of Charles M. Schulz" is officially open! It w...
• Summer registration opens April 3 for current students
• Spring Fling set for April 5
• PTC students invited to Chalk the Walk
• Little Rock-West Spring Fling starts at Little Rock-West
• Just a couple more weeks until the closing of the Arkansas Repertory Theatre’s “...
• Be the first to borrow Barbara Taylor Bradford’s new novel, “Letter from a Stran...
• Gas service interrupted at Little Rock-South
• If you haven’t already gotten your tickets, check out White House Desserts takin...
• Congratulations to "Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory" for winning Most Valuable Docume...
• PTC Board of Trustees to attend faculty, staff meeting
• Our newest exhibit, “Inside Peanuts: The Life and Art of Charles M. Schulz,” ope...
• Happy Friday!!! Today is National Chip and Dip Day!! What is your favorite dip r...
• REMINDER! The Resume Writing Workshop is tonight at 6 p.m. at our Argenta Branch...
• Need to update that resume? Looking for a new job? Join us at our Argenta Branch...
• Pulaski Tech president announces retirement
• Pulaski Tech trustees to meet in special session March 20
• It’s looking a little gloomy out there. Check out this picture from earlier! Win...
• Congratulations to 2012 Laman Library Writers Fellow, Mara Leveritt, who was fea...
• The attached article by Gael Fashingbauer Cooper reminds us that today would hav...
• A new series for Suzanne Brockmann fans? Yes, there is!! Be the first to borrow...
• Looking for a new job? Wanting to beef up that resume? Join us Thursday at 6 p....
• Resume writing, interview workshops open to PTC students
• Student art contest seeks entries
• Come by and see the talented Lisa Krannichfeld at the Argenta Art Walk happening...
• Did You Know? Today is Freedom of Information Day celebrating and recognizing a...
• Laman Library's 2012 Writers Fellow, Mara Leveritt, will be on KUAR's "Arts Scen...
• Join us tonight from 5 - 8pm at the Argenta Art Walk featuring the talented Lisa...
• Join us tomorrow from 5 - 8pm at the 3rd Friday Argenta Art Walk featuring the t...
• Enter to win a part of baseball sports history!! We are giving away All-American...
• Did you know? “The Ides of March” is name of the 15th day in March in the Roman...
• Little Rock-West to host sexual health fair
• We just got off the phone with retired White House Pastry Chef, Roland Mesnier!...
• "Over time I have learned I am at my best around books." ~ Maya Angelou
• With our current exhibit “Linedrives and Lipstick” coming to a close on Sunday....
• Lisa Krannichfeld will be our featured artist at the Argenta Art Walk this Frida...
• Business of Art set for Thursday
• PTC Board of Trustees to meet March 13
• Here’s an Energy Saving Tip: Keep the refrigerator and freezer at the right temp...
• What images come to mind when you think of America? Cowboys? Or big cities? Or a...
• It's a Seuss Birthday Celebration tonight in the Children's Department!! Come ea...
• Executive vice president and provost candidate visit set
• Diamond Chef Arkansas prelims yield two finalists
• Music & Games, Games & Stories, Stories & Fun!!! We have two FANTASTIC children'...
• We are off to see the Wizard!! Join us tonight for "Reel Classics With The Rep"...
• Join us Monday for “Reel Classics With The Rep” screening of “The Wiz!” There is...
• In conjunction with our current exhibit "Lindedrives and Lipstick," can you answ...
• Remember next Tuesday, Family Night’s Dr. Seuss Birthday Celebration!! Come earl...
• Transfer Day at LR-South set for March 9
• Diamond Chef Arkansas prelims yield two finalists
• Spring break begins March 19
• In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, what better way to celebrate than with an Irish B...
• We are so excited about the Arkansas Repertory Theatre's upcoming show "The Wiz,...
• Today is Popcorn Lovers Day!! What is your favorite type of popcorn?
• Don't forget, we'll be screening the Academy Award nominated film, "Paradise Los...
• It's Teen Tech Week!!! Come Geek Out the Laman Library Teen Center with Pinteres...
• Parents we have two great events happening in one night!! Next Tuesday, March 13...
• Join us Thursday for Live at Laman featuring Irish Bluegrass band, Blue Fiddle B...
• Wahoo!!! We’ve reached 2,200 Facebook fans!! Thank you everyone who has helped u...
• We're very proud to announce this morning that film producer, director, and NLR...
• Executive vice president and provost candidate visit set
• Big Rock reading Series continues March 6
• Area chefs to compete in Diamond Chef Arkansas preliminaries
• We're just one fan away from an even 2,200! Please share our page and help sprea...
• Whew, what a list! We've been hard at work finalizing our 5th Street Art and Mus...
• Our current exhibit, "Linedrives and Lipstick: The Untold Story of Women's Baseb...
• "The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn,...
• Tickets to the hottest event in town are now on sale! Join us for a special pres...
• Teens, need help with your ACT score? Come by the Laman Library Teen Center at 4...
• "Let's Stitch Together" at our Argenta Branch is cancelled for tomorrow evening....
• Happy Leap Day!!!!
• Nationally recognized paralegal to visit campus
• Teens!! Those ACT's are just around the corner.. Join the Laman Library Teen Cen...
• PTC culinarians win awards at Chef Ball
• Did you know the world's largest carnivore is the Polar Bear? Happy Polar Bear D...
• If you missed yesterday's movie and panel discussion, here's a great interview w...
• Join us today at 1:00pm for a special screening of "A League of Their Own," foll...
• New exhibit features Conway artist
• Fine Arts Division plans music showcase for Feb. 27
• There's no cryin' in baseball, right?! Join us tomorrow, February 25, at 1:00pm...
• Did you know? In addition to author events galore, we'll be having a street fest...
• PTC Diamonds to play doubleheader
• Sports fan? Love Tennis? Here’s your chance to win an autographed copy of “You C...
• Gallery talk with Conway artist set for Feb. 22
• College CEO club to host entrepreneurship expo
• Did you know? Sue Kidd, one of our panelists who will be at Saturday's movie, wa...
• Laman Library is proud to be partnering with the Arkansas Literary Festival agai...
• We all know there's no cryin' in baseball, but did you know that several members...
• Former Heifer CEO to headline PTC black history banquet
• If you're watching the History Channel on this President's Day, you may see reti...
• The library will be closed Monday in observance of Washington's Birthday. We wil...
• PTC to host Community Conversation Thursday
• Laissez le Bon Temps Rouler!
• Tonight at 6 p.m. - Meet the String Family - During 3rd Friday Argenta ArtWalk,...
• We all know there's no cryin' in baseball, but did you know that several members...
• Are you aware of the story about The North Little Rock Six? Join us tonight at o...
• Are you familiar with the “Track and Save” program? The Arkansas Energy Office i...
• Got a tale to tell? Participants in Telling Tales, hosted by Tales from the Sout...
• Laman Library is proud to be partnering with the Arkansas Literary Festival agai...
• Student Success fairs set for Feb. 15-16
• Job Fair set for Feb. 17
• Transfer Day set for Friday
• Sure it's Valentine's, but it's also Library Lover's Day. Sounds like a good thi...
• Join us tomorrow for the Amazing Adventures in Africa Family Night in the Childr...
• Tonight’s Reel Classics with the Rep has been cancelled due to weather. We will...
• There are a lot of fun family activities happening this week!! Monday - Reel Cla...
• Big Rock Reading Series starts Feb. 16
• Inclement Weather Policy
• Graduation application deadline is today
• Happy Friday everyone!! Mark your calendar for Monday's Reel Classics With The R...
• PTC provost candidate visits campus
• College Goal Sunday set for Feb. 19
• Did you know? Today is Boy Scout Day!! Happy 102nd Birthday Boy Scouts of Americ...
• Board of Trustees to meet Thursday
• Join us Thursday for Live at Laman featuring The Smittle Band!! Show starts at 7...
• PTC Health Fair kicks off Feb. 7-8
• "Linedrives and Lipstick" Exhibit Opening Reception
• Little Rock-West to host Feb. 8 weatherization demo
• Come join us tonight!
• Graduation application deadline Feb. 10
• College to celebrate Go Red for Women Day
• Ready for six more weeks of winter?
• Saline County Career Center plans Feb. 3 open house
• Congratulations to Sarah Mattingly-Benson, Library Assistant in the Children’s D...
• College plans series of Student Success fairs
• Pulaski Tech kicks off Black History month celebration
• PTC Foundation receives Bank of America grant to assist students
• Come join us this Thursday at our Argenta Branch (506 Main Street) and “Let’s St...
• Jonsson Foundation provides funding for Learning Assistance Center
• Join us this Friday night for the opening of our newest exhibit, "Linedrives and...
• It is such a beautiful day outside! Come down, pack a picnic, get a book and enj...
• Today is National Chocolate Cake Day!!! Tell us how you prefer to eat your choco...
• College offers new course for veterans
• On days like today, don't you just want to curl up with a good book?
• Tuition to increase 7 percent in fall
• Have you heard about our homebound delivery service? Do you know someone in the...
• Whoever said libraries are boring?! Check out this funny video from our friends...
• Pulaski Tech trustees to meet Jan. 23
• Did you know? Today is National Popcorn Day!! Tell us your favorite kind of popc...
• Want to write the story of your life but don't know where to start? Then registe...
• Author and Arkansas native Maya Angelou was presented with the Literary Arts Awa...
• The library will be closed on Monday, January 16th in oberservance of Martin Lut...
• Online courses to upgrade to Blackboard 9.1
• Looking for an alternative method to help your child with their reading? Visit t...
• Do you have "friggatriskaidekaphobia?" Fear of Friday the 13th! Do you believe i...
• Pulaski Tech to host Week of Welcome for new, returning students
• There's still plenty of time to catch this months Live at Laman featuring The Sa...
• Could this be a new series for Janet Evanovich? Be the first to borrow this deli...
• Don't miss Live at Laman tonight featuring The Salty Dogs!!! Show starts at 7pm...
• Late registration for spring semester concludes today
• Did you know? Today is "Step in a Puddle and Splash Your Friends Day!"
• Main campus experiences partial power outage
• Join us for Live at Laman Thursday night featuring The Salty Dogs!!! Show starts...
• Please join us in congratulating Mara Leveritt in being named Laman Library’s 20...
• We hope you'll join us tonight for our very first "Reel Classics With the Rep."...
• “The Barnyard Jamboree” takes place tomorrow night at 6:45pm in the lecture hall...
• Join us Monday, January 9 at 6 p.m. for two great events in one: a discussion wi...
• College to close for King holiday
• Parents make plans for next Tuesday in the Children’s Department for “The Barnya...
• Love to knit?! Join us at the Argenta Branch (506 Main Street) tonight at 6pm fo...
• Mark your calendars for next Monday with our new program “Reel Classics With The...
• There are many exciting things happening this week and next at the library!! Che...
• We hope everyone is having a wonderful start to the New Year!! Please join us th...
• Reminder: The library will be closed Sunday and Monday in observance of New Year...
• Over 4,400 people have seen "All Aboard: Lionels at Laman!" If you've not been y...
• Get an e-Reader for Christmas? Download your favorite books from the library on...
• We hope everyone had a wonderful holiday weekend!!! Come join the Children’s Dep...
• The library closes at 5 p.m. today. We will remain closed through Monday, Decemb...
• Looking for something to do this afternoon with the kiddos? Join the Children’s...
• Choo-Choo!!! Seen the newest train exhibit yet? If not, come by and visit us tod...
• Pulaski Tech Board of Trustees to meet Tuesday
• TONIGHT!!! Come enjoy holiday desserts at our Argenta Branch (506 Main Street) d...
• Special-called board meeting is Thursday
• We are getting excited here at the library this morning!!! It’s just little over...
• It's back!! We're less than 12 hours away until the grand opening of "All Aboard...
• College to close for holidays
• Made plans for Friday night? Come join us at the Argenta Branch (506 Main Street...
• Check out InArkansas.com's feature on tonight's Movie Mondays film series. Show...
• Tomorrow (Monday) is the last day of "Al Allen: A Retrospective" in the exhibit...
• What book are you reading? It's Dewey Decimal System day!
• Late registration for spring semester set for Jan. 9 - 11
• They're coming, they're coming, the Tail Waggin' Tutors are coming! Where? To th...
• Tuition Payments Due December 14
• Don't miss tonight... Live at Laman featuring Ozark Point Brass in a special hol...
• Ever wondered what happens behind closed doors during film advertising meetings?...
• Live at Laman is Thursday night at 7:00pm. Join us for a holiday concert with th...
• Fan of crime fiction? Be the first to borrow Patricia Cornwell's newest release...
• Grab the kiddos and come join us tomorrow for the Holiday Tree Trimming Party at...
• Poker tournament to raise money for Baseball Club
• Friday set aside as Student Study Day
• Mark your calendars… Live at Laman will feature Ozark Point Brass in a special h...
• Want to keep up-to-date on what's happening in your neighborhood? Be sure to lik...
• Now that Thanksgiving is over… It’s time to Deck the Halls!!! Grab the kids and...
• Did you know that library members can download free music from our website? Chec...
• HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVE!!! The library will close at 5pm today and remain closed...
• SGA plans post-holiday Spirit Days
• If you enjoy art and haven’t seen our latest exhibit, “Al Allen: A Retrospective...
• Saline County Career Center Evening Classes Canceled
• Classes canceled Monday at Little Rock-South
• Campus to close for Thanksgiving holiday
• PTC Board of Trustees to meet
• Bookstore to close Nov. 29 for inventory
• Online courses to upgrade to Blackboard 9.1
• Career Pathways hosts career day Friday at Little Rock-West
• PTC students collect food for needy
• Be the first to borrow James Patterson's newest release “Kill Alex Cross.” Like...
• Come join us tonight for Movie Mondays!! This month is the documentary "The Till...
• Today we honor our brave men and women in the military... past and present. Plea...
• Board of Trustees set to meet Nov. 7
• Spring registration opens to new students
• Veterans Day program set for Friday
• Workshop offers free weatherization tips
• UAMS nursing recruiter to visit campus
• Pulaski Tech to present Crimes of the Heart
• Big Rock Reading Series to feature UA poet, fiction writer Nov. 8
• West Memphis 3 attorney to speak to paralegal club
• PTC trustees to meet in special session today
• Don't forget, Live at Laman tonight featuring 'Artistry of the Guitar' with Stev...
• Exciting News!!! About 200 new audio-books have been added to our collection thi...
• Come join us at 2pm in the auditorium for our Children's Department's Fall Festi...
• Pulaski Tech instructors to offer free writing, performance workshop
• Don’t forget tonight at our Argenta Branch (506 Main Street) it’s “Discover the...
• We appreciate the Arkansas Times' great write-up about our Al Allen exhibit. Tha...
• It is opening day of our newest exhibit "Al Allen: A Retrospective" which runs t...
• Halloween on the Hill returns
• Scholarship fair set for Friday
• It’s so chilly outside… If you haven’t already gotten lunch, swing by the Overdu...
• We're thrilled to be working with Greg Thompson Fine Art on our next exhibit - "...
• Come join our Children Department's Fall Festival this Saturday at 2pm in the au...
• MasterChef winner to heat up PTC Thursday
• PTC Police sponsor Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
• Make your plans for Friday night at our Argenta Branch, around 6pm, to "Discover...
• Come join us tonight at the Argenta Art Walk from 5-8pm! This month's featured a...
• Little Rock-South celebrates Fall Fest today
• "Expressing Ourselves: Original Works by the Artists of Birch Tree Communities a...
• The Argenta Art Walk is this Friday from 5-8pm. Join us at our Argenta Branch (5...
• Be the first to borrow James Patterson & Richard DiLallo’s newest release “The C...
• Come “Discover the Ghosts of Argenta Past” Friday, October 28th at 6pm at our Ar...
• We hope you'll join us on November 11 at 1:00pm when we'll be honoring our veter...
• Pulaski Tech offers free workshops, free legal handbook
• Clothesline Project, Silent Witness Project
• Pulaski Tech announces change to spring 2012 payment deadline
• There is still time to be the first to borrow Nicholas Sparks’ newest release “T...
• Don't forget, Live at Laman is this Thursday. Runaway Planet will be here! Show...
• Be the first to borrow Nicholas Sparks’ newest release “The Best of Me.” Tell us...
• Advising Week set for Oct. 10-14
• Big Rock Reading Series continues Oct. 11
• Clothesline Project, Silent Witness Project return to PTC
• Don’t miss Darcy Pattison’s book-signing reception of her newest release, “Prair...
• Don't forget, tonight is Movie Mondays! We'll be screening "Waiting for Superman...
• We hope you'll join us for Good Gardens this morning at 10:00am in the auditoriu...
• And on Monday, October 10, we'll be screening the documentary film, "Waiting for...
• Don't forget, Good Gardens is tomorrow morning at 10:00am! Jennifer Gibson from...
• Karaoke tonight!!! Come join us at 6 p.m. at our Argenta Branch and sing your he...
• Fire drill planned for Monday
• Fall Fest kicks off today at LR-West
• Mark your calendars for next Tuesday’s Darcy Pattison Book-signing Event!!! She’...
• Twentieth anniversary celebration planned for Oct. 20
• Good Morning! Don't forget that Good Gardens takes place this Saturday, October...
• The video is here!! Watch the Teen Center's first ever Muggle Quidditch Match fr...
• Are you the next Beyonce? Blake Shelton? Celine Dion? Jon Bon Jovi? If so, come...
• We're having such a great time at Family Fun Fest! Come join the party!
• Pulaski Tech adjunct’s exhibit opens Oct. 3
• Breedlove scholarship deadline is Nov. 1
• Job Fair at Little Rock-South set for Oct. 4
• MAJOR GIVEAWAY! Enter for a chance to win 1 of 5 SIGNED hardcover editions of QU...
• Plans for the weekend? Come visit our booth this Saturday at the NLR Chamber’s F...
• PTC trustees to meet for bond issue closing
• Motivation speaker to visit PTC students
• Field trip to Baptist School of Nursing set for Friday
• Just three days away until the first ever Laman Library Teen Center Muggle Quidd...
• PTC recognized as Leader College
• PTC kicks off Banned Books Week
• Great News!!! We now have library books compatible for both Kindle and Nook!! Ch...
• PTC chefs Food for Less
• Who here is a fan of Stuart Woods? Ok, put your hands down. Now, be the first to...
• Come joins us this Thursday at 6 p.m. at our Argenta Branch for Melanie Bynum Ja...
• Little Rock-South to host Saline County Career Fair
• Pulaski Tech chefs discuss Food for Less
• PTC celebrates Constitution Day
• PTC team to walk in Komen Race for the Cure
• PTC Theatre Department announces fall line-up
• Just two weeks away! The Laman Library Teen Center will be hosting its first eve...
• Tonight is the Argenta Art Walk, and we'll be outside the Argenta Branch with ou...
• PTC Board of Trustees to meet Sept. 16
• Mark your calendars for next Thursday and come meet author Melanie Bynum Jackson...
• Wow, we had such an impressive panel discussion following tonight's documentary...
• We had a great time at Good Gardens this morning. The Arkansas Foodbank is doing...
• MyPTC Portal outage planned for Sept. 15 and 16
• Pulaski Tech sets record enrollment
• Don't forget, Good Gardens is tomorrow! We're excited about a very special prese...
• After a brief hiatus, the Tail Waggin' Tutors are coming back to the Argenta Bra...
• Well, we never thought we'd say this at a library, but Katmandu rocked the house...
• We had such a great turnout for the Argenta Branch’s Teddy Bear Picnic! Remember...
• And we hope you'll join us for Good Gardens on Saturday, when we team up with th...
• Don't forget, Live at Laman is tonight! Katmandu takes the stage at 7pm, and the...
• Pulaski Tech hosts blood drive Sept. 7-8
• Be the first to borrow Linda Howard’s newest release “Prey.” Tell us what fun th...
• PTC introduces Big Rock Reading Series Sept. 13
• Good Morning Facebook Fans! We hope everyone had an enjoyable holiday weekend! W...
• We appreciate the Democrat-Gazette's support of our latest exhibit!
• We'll be closed for Labor Day, but we're open today until 5pm. Come by and stock...
• We're excited to announce the panel participants for our documentary film screen...
• College to close for Labor Day
• There is still time to be the first to borrow James Patterson’s and Marshall Kar...
• Thanks Arkansas Times for your support of our next exhibit!
• Special thanks to InArkansas.com for mentioning our newest exhibit “Expressing O...
• Come join us tonight for a reading of “First Farewell” by local playwright Judy...
• Be the first to borrow James Patterson’s and Marshall Karp’s newest release “Kil...
• Bankruptcy expert to speak at Pulaski Tech
• Main, Little Rock-South host Student Success fairs
• There has been a change of date, our Muggle Quidditch Match with the folks from...
• Wow, we are just one fan away from 2,000! Thanks everyone, we really appreciate...
• We're excited to announced we received confirmation today that State Representat...
• Foundation golf tournament is Monday
• 529 College Savings Plan presentation set for Aug. 31
• Back to School for North Little Rock - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Our most recent exhibit, "Feelin' Groovy: Rock and Roll Graphics, 1966 - 1970,"...
• Little Rock-West to host Student Success Fair on Aug. 24
• Maintenance scheduled for myPTC Portal, Campus Connect Tuesday
• It is official! The Laman Library Teen Center will be hosting the first ever Mug...
• Board of Trustees set to meet Aug. 22
• We appreciate the Arkansas Times for their write-up about the Argenta Art Walk t...
• Looking for a new book? How about owning an autographed copy of “Night Train to...
• PTC Campus and Community Fair set for Wednesday
• The Argenta Art Walk is this Friday, from 5-8pm! Our featured artist is Byron We...
• Med Ed Expo to showcase careers in healthcare
• Pulaski Tech offers free home energy efficiency workshop
• A great time was had by all who came to Good Gardens this morning. Beth Phelps w...
• Good Morning! Good Gardens starts at 10:00am. We hope you can come hear Beth Phe...
• Important notice for students taking online classes
• 167 people attended tonight's Live at Laman - the highest attendance ever! If yo...
• We appreciate the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette for naming this evening's "Live at L...
• Anatomy & Physiology I section added
• Tuition payments due Aug. 10
• We appreciate everyone who braved the rain and came out to see "Food, Inc." this...
• Reminder, Movie Mondays is today at 6:00pm. We'll be screening the documentary,...
• Lamanpalooza is going on right now, and Trout Fishing in America is taking the s...
• It’s here, it’s here! LAMANPALOOZA is today!! Come joins us from 5:30-8:30pm for...
• Pulaski Tech hosts Week of Welcome for new, returning students
• PTC Bookstore open Aug. 6 for sales tax holiday
• Come join us next Thursday for Live at Laman featuring “The Bob Boyd Sounds” at...
• After celebrating Lamanpalooza Friday night, remember parents this weekend is th...
• Haven't been to Laman Library in awhile? Have a look at what you've been missing!
• Don't forget, Movie Mondays is this Monday, August 8, at 6pm in the Auditorium....
• Convocation set for Aug. 8
• LAMANPALOOZA named one of the "Top Five Things to Do in August" by inArkansas.com!
• Join filmmaker Robert Kenner as he lifts the veil on our nation's food industry,...
• Arkansas Teen College ends with Friday finale
• Come join us for the Tail Waggin’ Tutors this Saturday at 10:30am at our Argenta...
• Pulaski Tech hosts aerospace open house
• MyPTC portal update
• College to launch film, digital content production training
• We are just two weeks away from LAMANPALOOZA!!! Come join us for an end-of-summer bash, featuring a musical performance by Trout Fishing in America, as well as great activities and prizes, including an iPad2 (32GB, WiFi), XBox Kinect, Flat Screen TV, Bik
• Tuition payments due Aug. 3
• Little Learners Academy closed due to power outage
• Come join us tonight at 7pm for the Historic Arkansas Museum as they tell the Quapaw Story. We hope to see you here!
• Campus bookstore to close early on Friday
• Laman Library's Executive Director Jeff Baskin has been arrested and taken to jail to raise money for the MDA. If you'd like to help bail him out, you can donate by going to the address below.
• Contest! There’s still time to be the first to borrow Catherine Coulter's newest book in the FBI Thriller series “Split Second.” According to Coulter’s website she has 65 NEW YORK TIMES bestsellers. True or False. Comment bel
• Faculty and staff e-mail server update
• Reminder! Janie and Wyatt Jones, authors of "Arkansas Curiosities: Quirky Characters, Roadside Oddities, and Other Offbeat Stuff" will be here TONIGHT at 6:30pm. We want to know - what's your favorite Arkansas roadside attraction?
• Contest! Be the first to borrow Catherine Coulter's newest book in the FBI Thriller series “Split Second.” According to Coulter’s website she has 65 bestsellers. True or False. Comment below and be entered into the contest.
• Don’t miss Tommy Terrific’s Wacky Magic Show tomorrow at 10am in the auditorium. Then at 2pm, join America’s Most Wanted All-Star NLR Officer Tommy Norman as he goes through some safety tips for the children at our Argenta Branch.
• Don't forget, Janie and Wyatt Jones will be here tomorrow (Tuesday, July 19) in the auditorium at 6:30pm to discuss their book, "Arkansas Curiosities: Quirky Characters, Roadside Oddities, and Other Offbeat Stuff." We hope to see you!
• MyPTC portal update: Password reset may be necessary
• It's almost Lamanpalooza time, and we could sure use your help! If you'd like to be a volunteer at this fun-filled event for people of all ages, contact Chris.Thompson@LamanLibrary.org for more information! We'll have lots of activities fo
• Don't forget that the Argenta Art Walk is tonight from 5 - 8pm. Come to our Argenta Branch to see what happens when a potter and graffiti artist collaborate to make some very unusual pottery! Beth Lambert will do a pottery demonstration outside the
• We had so much fun listening to the Meshugga Klezmer Band tonight, we're still dancing in the aisles! If you attended, we hope you had a great time! If you missed this one, join us next month when Live at Laman features The Bob Boyd Sounds on August
• Initiative helps college students earn credit for prior learning
• "Live at Laman" is tomorrow night, and our featured performers are the ever-popular Meshugga Klezmer Band! They'll be performing live from our auditorium at 7pm. We hope to see you!
• We really appreciate Sandy Longhorn for sharing her wonderful poetry with our patrons this evening. If you missed this author session, we have just one more left in this year's summer reading program. Join us next Tuesday, July 19, at 6:30pm, when w
• Hey teens!! Come by the Laman Library Teen Center tomorrow at 2pm and do some yoga with the folks from Barefoot Studios! Bring your yoga mat and dress comfy!
• Award-winning poet Sandy Longhorn, will be our featured author this evening at 6:30pm. Join us in the auditorium as she gives a talk and book-signing as part of our adult summer reading program.
• Don’t miss the Little Rock Zoo today at 2pm in the auditorium. Come see an assortment of animals including reptiles, mammals and a bird!!!
• We had a great turn-out for tonight's featured documentary, "Catfish." Next month, we'll be showing "Food, Inc.," on August 8 at 6:00pm. We hope to see you!
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• CONTEST!!! Every time you visit the library, send Savvy Kids a picture of your little ones at the library and you will go into a drawing to win the Savvy Kids Summer prize pack. Post your pic to Savvy Kids fan page! Good Luck!!
• Woo Hoo! 1,900 people "like" our page, and we're just 100 away from 2,000. Share our page with all your friends so they can be in the know about all the great things going on at Laman Library!
• Don't forget, our documentary film series continues Monday at 6:00pm with "Catfish." We hope to see you!
• We really appreciate Jody Hardin for giving a GREAT talk at Good Gardens today. Next month, Beth Phelps from the Pulaski County Extension Service, will present "Some Like It Hot," your summer-time guide to heat-loving plants! We hope to see you
• Laman Library series to feature PTC poet
• Don't forget, Good Gardens takes place tomorrow morning at 10am! Jody Hardin will be our guest speaker. Jody is the co-founder of the Argenta Market and the Certified Arkansas Farmers Market. If you start out early enough, you can head there and the
• Just one week away from our next Live at Laman show featuring the Meshugga Klezmer Band. We hope you join us in the auditorium at 7pm on July 14th!
• Come visit the Museum of Discovery’s Race for "Planet X” truck at our Argenta Branch today at 2pm. This 40-foot truck with cool graphics is a hands-on science exhibit. The museum on wheels has 10 interactive displays inside for children
• PTC trustees set to meet July 7
• The Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission has all kinds of neat stories. Today they will talk about animals. Can you name an animal with every letter of the alphabet? Join us at 2pm at our Argenta Branch and let’s see if we can.
• "Good Gardens" is this Saturday at 10:00am. Our guest speaker will be Jody Hardin, Co-Founder of the Argenta Market and the Argenta Farmer's Market. We'll be in the Auditorium, and we hope to see you!
• Be the first to borrow Gregg Hurwitz’s newest thriller “You’re Next.” Since we’ve returned from the holiday weekend, tell us what your favorite 4th of July activity was. Comment below and be entered into the contest.
• PTC to close for July 4 holiday
• Happy 4th of July!! The library will be closed Monday for the holiday. As a reminder, the library is closed on Sunday’s during the summer between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
• Going somewhere this holiday weekend? Remember we have about 200 audiobooks, downloadable audiobooks & eBooks, and playaways in our collection to take on your trip. Check out our selection on the link below.
• Tonight at 7pm, the Southwest Dairy Cow will be making an appearance as part of our Summer Reading Program. Come learn about milk, and how to milk a cow!!
• Come meet Abner!! Rescued from a shelter, Abner is now the official humane education dog for the Humane Society of Pulaski County. At 2pm, he’ll teach us how to have compassion for all living things at our Argenta Branch.
• A great time was had by everyone who came to see Kevin Brockmeier this evening. Our next summer reading author will be here in two weeks, on July 12, at 6:30pm. Join us for an evening of poetry with Sandy Longhorn, author of "Blood Almanac." We
• PTC to host Green Camp for middle-school students
• Tonight Kevin Brockmeier will be reading from his latest novel “The Illumination." Afterwards, there will be a book-signing. It’s all part of our “Meet the Author” series and begins at 6:30pm in the auditorium. Come join us!!
• Come by Wednesday at 10am to see the International Dancers: Korean Little Drum Dancers & Mexican Ballet Folklorico Dancers at our Main Branch. Then at 2pm, Marty Boone, the Balloon Man is back with magic and more balloon tricks,for the kids, at our A
• Fall 2011 registration begins July 6
• Tomorrow don’t miss Brian & Terri Kinder as they provide musical entertainment for young and old at 2 p.m. in the auditorium. Also, make sure you've signed up for our Summer Reading Program while you’re here!!!
• This Tuesday our second adult summer reading author, Kevin Brockmeier, will be our featured speaker. He'll be here at 6:30pm in the auditorium. We hope to see you!
• Tonight our Children’s Department hosts an Ahrang Martial Arts Demonstration at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. Don’t miss it!!
• Many thanks to the Arkansas Times for profiling our featured artist from last week's Argenta Art Walk!
• We appreciate everyone who came out tonight to hear author Melanie Bowles read from her books and talk about Proud Spirit Horse Sanctuary. Next week, our second adult summer reading author, Kevin Brockmeier, will be our featured speaker. He'll be he
• Be the first to borrow Janet Evanovich’s newest release “Smokin’ Seventeen.” Answer this question: What favorite snack does Evanovich and her famous character, Stephanie Plum, share? Is it Cheez Doodles or Oreos? The persons with
• Don't forget, Melanie Sue Bowles will be our featured author TONIGHT at 6:30pm in the auditorium. She will be showing a short film about her amazing horse sanctuary, then giving a talk about her three books. Whether you're an animal lover or no
• College hosts Business Technology Center grand opening Thursday
• Summer Saturdays program offers family fun
• Come join us tomorrow for storytelling with Ronald McDonald at 2 p.m. in the auditorium. On Wednesday, Today’s THV anchor Craig O’Neill swings by to read and laugh with the kids at 10 a.m. Then at 2 p.m., the Little Rock Zoo will have several
• Don't forget, Melanie Sue Bowles will be our featured author on Tuesday at 6:30pm in the auditorium. She will be showing a short film about her amazing horse sanctuary, then giving a talk about her three books. Whether you love animals or not, this
• This coming Tuesday don't miss storytelling with Ronald McDonald in the auditorium at 2 p.m.
• They're coming, they're coming...the Tail Waggin' Tutors (Therapy Dogs International's Reading Program) are coming to the Argenta Branch! Every Saturday, starting tomorrow (June 18) from 10:30am to 11:30am, these specially trained dog
• Don't forget, our Argenta Branch (506 Main Street) will be participating in tonight's Argenta Art Walk in downtown North Little Rock. Our featured artist is Fletcher Larkin, who will be doing a wheel-thrown pottery demonstration. We hope to see
• We have an exciting treat tonight… Miss Arkansas! Join us as Miss Arkansas, Alyse Eady, performs her ventriloquism act, sings, and speaks to the audience. Her show will begin at 7 p.m. in the auditorium.
• Come by our Argenta Branch and visit the Southwest Dairy Farmers this afternoon around 2 p.m. Unfortunately the cow won’t be available, but there will be lots of goodies. Also, stick around for a video on how milk is produced and cream is turned in
• Our adult summer reading program is in full swing! If you've not signed up, come to Circulation the next time you're in the library, or sign-up online. Our summer reading authors for June are Melanie Sue Bowles, founder of Proud Spirit Horse Sa
• Teens come join us in the Laman Library Teen Center for a fiddle circle and dancing! The fun starts at 2pm!!
• Here’s something fun for the kids!! Magic Mr. Nick will be here at 10 a.m. in the auditorium, full of amazing tricks and jokes. Then at our Argenta Branch it’s Mommy Magic Clown & her wacky puppet!! They will put a smile on your face, mak
• Shannon Wurst is about to begin her show, live from our auditorium. Grab the kids and come on down! The show starts at 2 p.m.!
• Our Argenta Branch (506 Main Street) will be participating in downtown North Little Rock's monthly Art Walk on Friday from 5-8pm. Join our featured artist, Fletcher Larkin, as he creates a masterpiece during a wheel-thrown pottery demonstration.
• Wow, we had a big crowd at tonight's screening of "Babies." Appreciate everyone who came! Next month, we'll be screening the movie, "Catfish." We hope to see you July 11, at 6pm in the Auditorium!
• Parents make plans tomorrow afternoon at 2 p.m. for the kids to dance and sing along with Shannon Wurst! It’s all part of our Summer Reading Program and they will LOVE it!
• Tweet, Tweet! Did you know? Laman Library is on Twitter! Check us out at Twitter.com/LamanLibrary.
• Good Morning! Looking for a great way to beat the heat this evening? Come by at 6pm for Movie Mondays, when we'll be screening, "Babies." It's free and open to the public!
• Did you know? Laman Library offers both downloadable audiobooks and eBooks. Next time you need a good read and can't find the book, here are some alternative options.
• Everyone had a great time at Good Gardens today, and we appreciate Janet Carson for coming out to talk to our patrons. Up next is Jody Hardin, co-founder of the Argenta Market and the Argenta Farmers Market. Jody will give a talk at 10am on Saturday, Jul
• Mark your calendars - on June 21, at 6:30pm, Melanie Sue Bowles, Founder of Proud Spirit Horse Sanctuary, will be at Laman Library to talk about her work rescuing horses AND dogs! Melanie is the author of three books on animal rescue, and Proud Spirit is
• Janet Carson is about to begin her radio broadcast, live from our auditorium. Come on down! She'll be on the air until 11am!
• Summer II registration set for June 27-28
• PTC night at the ballpark set for June 15
• Today is the opening of our newest exhibit “Feelin’ Groovy: Rock & Roll Graphics; 1966-1970.” Enjoy the “trip” down memory lane with these vibrant, patterned filled rock posters and handbills. The exhibit is free, open t
• After tomorrow’s Good Garden’s program with Janet Carson, come by and visit us out in the Baring Cross community. We have partnered with both the THEA Foundation in their Dream Big Arts Initiative and the Argenta Community Development Corpora
• Hey teens!! Did you know that the Laman Library Teen Center has a facebook page? Become a fan now and see all the cool events and programs they have taking place.
• A great time was had by everyone who came to Live at Laman this evening. If you missed tonight's concert, join us next month when our featured performers will be the Meshugga Klezmer Band! Live at Laman takes place the 2nd Thursday of every month at
• Big THANKS to the Arkansas Democrat Gazette for listing two of our events in The Weekend Ten!! Tonight Rena Wren & Company in concert, tomorrow is the opening our newest exhibit “Feelin’ Groovy: Rock & Roll Graphics, 1966-1970”
• Don't forget, Hot Springs singer/songwriter Rena Wren will be here this evening with her full band. Due to the heat, we'll be inside in the auditorium, and the concert starts at 7pm. It's free and open to the public. Click the website belo
• Our Summer Reading Program is in full swing. If you haven’t signed up, follow the link below and join.
• Don’t miss Rena Wren & Company perform tomorrow during our Live at Laman concert series. The show starts at 7 p.m. and will be in the auditorium due to the heat. We look forward to seeing you here!
• Board of Trustees set to meet June 9
• Be the first to borrow E. Lynn Harris and RM Johnson’s collaboration “No One in the World.” Answer this question, E. Lynn Harris was the first black cheerleader at what Arkansas university? The correct answer will have a chance to be th
• BIC offers free class in homeowner how-to
• Movie Mondays will show “Babies” as its next documentary film next Monday, June 13th at 6 p.m.
• Join Janet Carson, Saturday, June 11th at 10 a.m., here at the library. She will broadcast her weekly radio call-in program from our auditorium. After the broadcast Carson will present an informative talk followed by a book-signing.
• Take a trip down Rock & Roll memory lane, our latest exhibit “Feelin’ Groovy: Rock & Roll Graphics, 1966-1970” opens next Friday.
• Next Thursday make plans to see Rena Wren & Company live on the Laman Plaza. Show starts at 7 p.m.
• Board of Trustees set to meet June 6
• There is still time to register for tomorrow’s ZUMBA class at our Argenta branch. The class begins at 6pm. Call 501-687-1061 to sign up.
• Today is the start of our Summer Reading Program. Come by or visit our website to register. There are many activities planned for those of all ages!
• GED graduation set for June 10
• Be the first to borrow Steve Martini’s newest release “Trader of Secrets.” Tell us what your favorite summer activity is. Each comment will be entered to win.
• Happy Memorial Day! Today, we recognize and thank the many, many militiary men and women who sacrificed their lives to secure the freedom we enjoy now.
• Looking for a new book? This Memorial Day weekend check out our downloadable Audio and eBooks at LamanLibrary.org.
• College closes for Memorial Day
• The library will be closed this Sunday and Monday. We wish you a happy and safe Memorial Day weekend.
• Financial aid applications due June 1
• Are you a fan of ZUMBA? Always wanted to try ZUMBA? If you haven’t signed up now, then hurry because space is limited. This free class will be going on next Thursday, June 2nd at 6 p.m. at our Argenta Branch. Call 501-687-1061 to join.
• Puzzlemania's tonight in the Children's Department. Larger puzzles will be available for play for children of all ages. The fun begins at 4 p.m.
• It’s “Movie MAYnia” at our Argenta Branch!! Tonight’s film is “Life as We Know It.” Show starts at 6 p.m.
• Just a few more days are left to see the “Our Lives, Our Stories: America’s Greatest Generation” exhibition. The exhibit closes this Wednesday.
• If you're looking for a new read, see our staff recommendations at the library and on our webiste.
• If you're looking a new read see our staff recommendations at the library and on our webiste.
• Due to inclement weather, our Argenta Branch will not be participating in tonight’s Argenta ArtWalk. We will reschedule Dr. Miller for a later date.
• Tonight our Argenta Branch will be participating in the Argenta Art Walk. Come and see our featured artist, Dr. Bob Miller, turn wood on a lathe! He'll be there from 5-8pm.
• Arkansas Author John Grisham’s “The Firm” announced in NBC’s 2011-2012 television line-ups.
• “Our Lives, Our Stories: America’s Greatest Generation” has one more week left in our exhibition hall. It is an amazing exhibit that defines the generation that grew up through the depression, WWII, baby boom and race relations.
• Jessica Franklin, PR Manager, for the William F. Laman Public Library tells KARK 4 News at Noon about "Clara Lee and the Apple Pie Dream" by Jenny Han for the kids; "A Drop of the Hard Stuff" by Lawrence Block for adults; and "B
• Summer tuition payment deadline is noon Wednesday
• College set for new student registration for summer
• 581 graduates participate in PTC commencement
• You can begin registering online today for 2011’s Summer Reading Program. Also, the “Visions of the Universe” exhibit is in its final days closing this Friday at 5 p.m.
• Next Friday night (May 20), our Argenta Branch will be participating in the Argenta Art Walk. Stop by and see our featured artist, Dr. Bob Miller, turn wood on a lathe! He'll be there from 5-8pm. We hope to see you!
• A great time was had by all who came to Good Gardens today, and the pasta salad tasting was oh, soooo good! Next month, Janet Carson will be our featured speaker. She'll be broadcasting her radio show live from Laman Library. We hope to see you Satu
• Yawn, stretch, look at clock - an hour and 45 minutes before Good Gardens starts. Come on down! We'll be in the auditorium at 10am, and we hope to see you!
• Teen College seeks eager young minds
• Reminder: Larry Burton will be our featured speaker at Good Gardens tomorrow at 10am. Come hear Larry talk about all the good things you can make with things grown from your own garden! He'll have books for sale and a signing after the talk. We hope
• Congratulations Rick Garner! You are the first to borrow Lawrence Block’s “A Drop of the Hard Stuff.” Please respond to this post and we will let you know how to pick it up.
• Tomorrow at 10 a.m., Good Gardens presents Larry Burton, co-author of “Locally Grown: Recipes Inspired by Local Living,” will share recipes and tips using locally grown produce.
• Kate Campbell takes the stage tonight at Live at Laman (outdoors on the plaza stage; indoors if inclement weather). Concert starts at 7pm. Special thanks to Simply Home Inn and Suites for their hotel accommodations.
• Congratulations to Andrea Thompson Bevernitz!! You are our “Locally Grown” book giveaway winner. Please respond to this post and we will tell you how to get your book.
• Contest! Be the first to borrow Lawrence Block’s newest release “Drop the Hard Stuff.” Answer this question: What is Matthew Scudder’s biggest demon that he eventually beats? The correct answer could be the first to borrow.
• GIVEAWAY!!! This Saturday at 10 a.m., Larry Burton will be this month’s featured Good Garden’s speaker. He is co-author of “Locally Grown.” To win an autographed copy of this book answer this question. According to the U.S. Suprem
• Veterans Upward Bound hosts graduation
• Tonight’s Movie Monday documentary is “Man on Wire.” Showtime is at 6pm in the auditorium.
• Happy Mother's Day to all you special moms!!!
• It is a beautiful day outside. Come by, check out a book, sit in the plaza and read. You won't be disappointed.
• Mark your calendars…Monday don’t miss the documentary film, “Man on Wire” showing at 6pm in the auditorium. Thursday, Kate Campbell takes the stage at Live at Laman (outdoors on the plaza stage; indoors if inclement weather). Con
• Mark your calendars… Monday don’t miss “Man on Wire” showing at 7pm. Thursday, Kate Campbell is Live at Laman. That show starts at 7pm. In the mood for food? Saturday, May 14th at 10am, Larry Burton, co-author of “Locally G
• The last film in our WWII film series, “The Dirty Dozen,” will be showing at 2pm in the auditorium.
• In one week, Country-Folk sensation Kate Campbell will be performing at Live at Laman at 7pm. Special thanks to Simply Home Inn & Suites for the hotel accommodations.
• So many things are happening at the library, today and Friday are the last two days of our WWII film series. We are showing “Pearl Harbor” and “The Dirty Dozen” at 2pm.
• Pulaski Tech graduation set for May 12
• Congratulations Connie Branscum!!!! You are the winner and the first to borrow James Patterson’s “10th Anniversary” book. Please respond to this post and I will tell you how to get your book.
• "Saving Private Ryan" shows at 2pm this afternoon. Come by and watch a fantastic film, then visit the Our Lives, Our Stories exhibit.
• Contest Reminder!!! The contest continues to be the first to borrow James Patterson’s newest release “10th Anniversary.” True or False: Patterson is a Guinness World Record holder? We'll announce the winner this afternoon!
• Today’s WWII film, “Saving Private Ryan” will begin at 2pm. Afterwards, parents bring the kiddies to see “Star Wars: Clone Wars” at 4pm.
• CONTEST!!! Be the first to borrow James Patterson's new release "10th Anniversary." True or False: Patterson is a Guinness World Record holder? The person with the correct answer may be the first to borrow this book.
• UPDATE: College to close at 4 p.m. Monday due to weather conditions
• The WWII film series in conjunction with the “Our Lives, Our Stories" exhibit begins today and runs through Friday. Show starts at 2pm. Click the link below to see what films are showing.
• Make plans for next week's Movie Monday!! This month's documentary film is "Man on Wire." Show starts at 6pm.
• Former Arkansas Supreme Court Justice to speak at Pulaski Tech
• Open Mic Night Tonight!!! The show kicks off around 6pm at the Argenta Branch. Poetry and short stories of every style and genre are welcome. Guest MC is Ms. Afro Lov!
• Veterans Upward Bound to host graduation
• Little Rock-West to host Student Study Day
• John Grisham’s “The Firm” expected to be a television series according to Reuters. Click the link to read more.
• PTC students win big at 2011 Skills competition
• Partial power outage fixed
• Congratulations Vanessa! You are the first to borrow Stuart Woods' newest release. Please respond to this post and we'll tell you how to get the book. Congrats again!!
• FIRST TO BORROW: One week from today begins the WWII film series in conjunction with the “Greatest Generation” exhibit. To be the first to borrow Stuart Wood’s new release “Bel-Air Dead,” answer this question. What is the fi
• Tomorrow, the Laman Library Main Branch will host the second and final “Tales from the South” our Greatest Generation radio show. Live music by The Bluegrass Bombers. 7pm reception/exhibit, 8pm show time. PLEASE CALL 372-7976 TO RESERVE A SEA
• Reminder!! Both branches will be closed tomorrow for Easter.
• After checking out your book, go by and visit the Earth Day Festival happening at the North Shore Riverwalk.
• Pulaski Tech to host Show and Shine
• Summer tuition payment deadlines announced
• Make your plans for next Friday night as the Argenta Branch hosts a poetry slam. Guest MC is Aphro Lov. The door is open to every kind of poet, every genre of poetry and musical accompaniments. The show starts at 6pm.
• Spring Fling set for Little Rock-West
• Board of Trustees set to meet April 25
• Space Bingo this afternoon in the Children's Department! All the fun starts at 4:15pm. We hope to see your family there.
• Saline County Career Center closed today
• Congratulations Shiree Lawson!!! You are the first to borrow Ice-T’s new release. Reply back to this post and we will put your book on reserve. Congratulations!!
• One hour until show time! Bring the kids after school and watch "Planet 51." Movie starts at 4pm.
• The "First to Borrow" Contest is still going! Tell us what branch of the Armed Forces Ice-T was in after leaving high school? The right answer has a chance to be the first to borrow this book.
• Fine Arts plans spring fiesta
• College to host Community Conversations
• Looking for something to do with the kids tomorrow afternoon? Come by and watch “Planet 51” at 4 p.m. in our auditorium with FREE popcorn.
• CONTEST: To be the first to borrow Ice-T's new memoir: "ICE: A Memoir of Gangster Life and Redemption- from South Central to Hollywood." Tell us what branch of the Armed Forces Ice-T was in after leaving high school? The right answer has a
• Schoolhouse Rock! musician to perform at Pulaski Tech
• Main campus experiencing partial power outage
• EXCITING NEWS!!!! Keep an eye out these next couple of days. Laman Library is starting a new contest!! It's called "First to Borrow." Answer a question correctly and you could be the "First to Borrow" a new release.
• We hope everyone who attended the 3 Penny Acre concert had a great time, and we hope you'll join us again next month when our featured performer is Kate Campbell! She'll take the stage on May 12 at 7pm. Here's a preview...
• 3 PENNY ACRE UPDATE: The show is on, but due to the uncertainty of the weather, we'll be inside. Come enjoy the great folk/Americana sounds of Bayard, Bernice, and Bryan at 7pm in the Auditorium. It's a concert you won't want to miss!
• Tonight's the night!!! 3 Penny Acre will perform outside on our plaza stage at 7pm! We hope to see you. It's free and open to the public!
• Pulaski Tech theater to stage children’s production
• Pulaski Tech hosts blood drive April 13-14
• Working on your weekend plans? Then plan to visit Wildwood Park for the Arts' Annual Blooms! Festival. Laman Library will be part of the festival's Storybook Garden. This year's theme is PIRATES!!! See you there maties!
• And don't forget, "Visions of the Universe" is on display in our Children's Department now through May 20. Space tunnels and rockets await you and your family. It's open regular library hours, and it's free and open to the p
• Nearly 400 people have seen "Our Lives, Our Stories: America's Greatest Generation" since it opened at the library last Wednesday. If you haven't seen it yet, we hope you'll make plans to attend. It's open regular library ho
• Award winners to be announced at Celebrating Student Milestones
• A great time was had by everyone who attended last night's movie, and we hope to see even more people at Live at Laman this Thursday at 7pm. We'll be outside on the plaza stage unless it rains. 3 Penny Acre will be our featured musicians. Click
• PTC Trustees to meet
• Make plans tonight to see "An Inconvenient Truth." Show starts at 6p.m. Also, mark your calendars for this Thursday's "Live at Laman" series with Fayetteville Americana/Folk band "3 Penny Acre" at 7p.m.
• We had a great turnout for the "Our Lives, Our Stories" exhibit reception Friday evening. Thank you to Starving Artist Cafe for a lovely spread, The Bob Boyd Sounds for your swinging tunes, and everyone who came out.
• We're just 30 minutes away from a spectacular performance by the U.S. Air Force Band's “Midwest Woodwind Quintet.” Come one, come all. We'll be in the auditorium at 2pm. It's free and open to the public ... and fun for all
• Come join us tomorrow for "Movie Mondays." This month's showing "An Inconvenient Truth" in honor of Earth Day.
• Listen in this morning at 9am CT to our Tin Roof Project featuring Natalie Canerday telling her incredibly funny story "From God's Country to Hollywood." Tales from the South radio show is on World Radio Network broadcasting via satellite
• It's such a beautiful day, come out to 4th & Main Streets in Argenta to take part in this years Arkansas Lit Fest. Also, don't forget "The Midwest Winds" performance tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. And lastly, "Movie Monday's"
• Spring Fling set for Thursday
• PTC Business Office to close
• Congratulations Whittni Evans!!!! You've won our contest and a copy of ReShonda Tate Billingsley's "A Good Man is Hard to Find." Thank you too everyone who participated!!
• For those of you with a green thumb or wishes they had one, Saturday at 10 a.m., Garvan Woodland Gardens’ Associate Executive Director Bob Byers presents “Designing a Perennial Border” in this month's Good Gardens. Then head on ove
• If you didn't get to see our interview live on KARK 4 News at Noon about this years partnership with the Arkansas Literary Festival, here's your chance. We look forward to seeing you, and remember anyone with a program can ride the shuttle for
• It's here! It's here! Lit Fest starts today! Events open & free to the public. Be sure to pick up your program and see which event you'd like to attend.
• Special Event for Arkansas Children
• With all the events happening this week, here's a heads up to the weekend. On Saturday, don't miss "Good Gardens" with Garvan Woodland Gardens Associate Executive Director Bob Byers. Sunday listen to the sweet sounds of the U.S.A.F. W
• Spring Fling starts at Little Rock-South
• With all the events happing this week, here's a heads up to the weekend. On Saturday, don't miss "Good Gardens" with Garvan Woodland Gardens Associate Executive Director Bob Byers. Sunday listen to the sweet sounds of the U.S.A.F. Win
• Here is an article from this weeks Arkansas Times. Writer Jaman Matthews wrote an amazing story about "TFTS" as part of this years Arkansas Literary Festival coverage.
• Earth Day Festival 2011
• GIVEAWAY!!!!! As part of the Arkansas Literary Festival, we will be doing several giveaways during our street festival in downtown Argenta on Saturday. BUT WAIT.... We're getting a jump start. Answer correctly and enter to win ReShonda Tate Billings
• There are so many things happening at the Library this week. Tomorrow is the opening our newest exhibit, "Our Lives, Out Stories: America's Greatest Generation." Also, just announced the U.S.A.F. Mid-America Band Ensemble "The Midwest
• There are a few seats still available for tomorrow's Tin Roof Project. Screenwriter and playwright Graham Gordy is the featured storyteller, along with music by Montgomery Trucking. Doors open at 5pm, dinner is 5pm-6:30pm, and the show starts at 7pm
• SOLD OUT!!! There are no more tickets left to the Literature and Lunch with Kevin Brockmeier for this Friday. The event is part of the 2011 Arkansas Literary Festival but no worries, there is still so much going on in North Little Rock. Visit the our web
• The Arkansas Literary Festival starts Thursday, April 7. This will be the first year that events will take place in North Little Rock. We hope to see you on both sides of the river for this wonderful festival that celebrates the written word. Then on Sat
• There are so many events coming up at Laman Library, we don't know where to begin! Our next exhibit, "Our Lives, Our Stories: America's Greatest Generation," opens on Wednesday, April 6. Come see a real soda fountain, Depression-era k
• Spring is here, and we're excited to be bringing Garvan Gardens to Laman Library - well, sort of! Bob Byers, Assistant Executive Director for Operations, will be our Good Gardens speaker next Saturday, April 9, at 10am. Join us as we learn how to de
• James Marsh is the author of "Snapshots of Vietnam: The Unraveling of a Non-Combatant," which tells his own story of his 13 months in Vietnam (the internal struggles as well as the external war). The book shows the war in a series of vignettes
• Pulaski Tech to host Business of Art
• Tune in tonight at 7pm CT for stories about surprises and unexpected discoveries. From a hidden love letter, to an impending explosion, to a tree catching fire, these stories are all true and all told by the Southerners who lived them. Stories by Jill Du
• It has been announced, author Maya Angelou is slated to get her own television show on the Hallmark Channel. Expected launch date is in early 2012. Click the link below for more information.
• Advising Week set for April 4-8
• The crates are in and set up has begun. Click the pictures below for a sneak peek at our upcoming exhibit "Our Lives, Our Stories: America's Greatest Generation" opening next Wednesday, April 6th.
• Dollars and Sense seminar returns to campus
• The Arkansas Literary Festival is still seeking volunteers. If you want to volunteer at our Tales from the South table, or in Argenta, send us an email and we'll go from there. It's on Saturday, April 09. More info on the happenings in Argenta
• Registration opens April 1 for current students
• Little Learners Academy to host open house
• For the first time, Laman Library is partnering with the Arkansas Literary Festival to bring the festival on the north side, too! On Saturday, April 09, we will have a street festival from 9am-6:30pm in Argenta, and there will be live music, artists sell
• It's now less two weeks till the start of the 2011 Arkansas Literary Festival. If you aren't already a facebook fan become to one today. Meet the authors and presenters, plus check out all the events in both North Little Rock and Little Rock.
• As Spring Break comes to a close and you're looking for something exciting to do, swing by and visit the "Visions of the Universe: Four Centuries of Discovery" exhibit running now through May 20th.
• Our Exhibits and Events Manager was on KUAR radio this past weekend. We appreciate Ann Nicholson for her support of our library and its programming!
• Update! Our March 29 Tales from the South has changed venues. Originally we were going to be at the Argenta Community Theater, but we have moved to Starving Artist Cafe'. $50 admission goes to the Susan G. Komen Foundation, and Laman Library is spon
• Folks are still talking about the "Rodney Block and the Real Music Lovers" concert that took place earlier this month. If you missed it, here are a few pictures we thought you might enjoy. And if you were there, we hope you had a great time!
• Good Morning Facebook Fans! Our Children's Department will be showing the movie, "Megamind," today at 4pm. Due to a special election in our auditorium, the movie will be shown upstairs in the Exhibit Hall. It's free and open to the pu
• PTC students, staff take top honors at Chef Ball
• A great time was had by everyone who attended tonight's Argenta Art Walk. We appreciate Cathy Burns and Scinthya Edwards for being our featured artists, and for providing some great hands-on fun for our patrons! If you missed it, here are a few pict
• Job Fair set for March 30
• We still have seats available for our March 29 radio show "Tales from the South" at the Argenta Community Theater. Our storytellers are all breast cancer survivors and tell incredible stories. Hors d'eouvres by Starving Artist Cafe',
• Good Morning Facebook Fans! The sun is shining and it's going to be a beautiful day. If you're looking for something to do outside, come on over to the library, check out a book, and take it outside to read in our Plaza. And be sure to come dow
• Don't forget, the Argenta Art Walk takes place tomorrow night from 5-8pm! Cathy Burns and Scinthya Edwards will be in front of our branch library at 506 Main Street, doing an encaustic demonstration! We hope to see you!
• PTC theatre to stage production of "For Colored Girls"
• Calling all environmental enthusiasts! Our green living program at the Argenta Branch (506 Main Street) starts at 6pm. Come on down!
• "Visions of the Universe" opens tomorrow! We just saw a staffer with a glue gun making a star tunnel! Bring the kids and come check it out. The planetary fun runs through May 20!
• Check out the great article in today's Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
• Spring into Green Living with our Argenta Branch! Tomorrow (Tuesday), at 6:00pm, Quincy and Stephanie Scott will be on hand to talk about their environmentally-conscious modular home that was featured in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and also in the Sept
• A great time was had by all who attended our movie event tonight. We were so honored to have 3 of the "stars" of the movie in our audience who participated in a panel discussion at the conclusion of the film! If you missed it, you're in lu
• SGA application deadline extended
• It's just 2 hours until Movie Mondays! Come on by and watch a great locally produced film. We'll be in the auditorium!
• Good Morning! Gray skies are gonna clear up, so make plans to attend "Woodruff" A Lesson of Non-Violence," tonight at 6pm in the Auditorium. We'll have a panel discussion to follow. If you're a teacher, student, or in anyway inte
• Movie Mondays UPDATE: We just received word that Monday's documentary film panel discussion will now include two more panelists! "Woodruff: A Lesson of Non-Violence" is a movie you won't want to miss, and we now have the film's p
• A great time was had by all who attended today's Good Gardens program. Our speaker even brought a real beehive to show! Don't forget our documentary film series resumes Monday at 6pm, and our Argenta Branch will be hosting a program on Tuesday
• Good Gardens starts in just 30 minutes, at 10am. Come on by! We'll be in the auditorium!
• We're so excited that our "Good Gardens" program starts tomorrow!!! It will run the second Saturday of every month through October. Please join us tomorrow morning at 10am in the Auditorium, when we welcome Allison Wallace who will discuss
• 120 patrons came out to see the Rodney Block concert this evening. We appreciate everyone's support, and if you were there, we hope you had as much fun as we did! Hope to see everyone on Saturday at 10am for Good Gardens!
• One last shout out for tonight's concert! Rodney Block and the Real Music Lovers take the stage at 7pm. Come on by! It's free and open to the public! We hope to see you!
• UPDATE! Tonight's Tales from the South radio show is all about children and the fine line between reality, myth, and even truth. Stories by Sally Graham, Phillip Michael Cottingham, Jacob Craig, with music by The Salty Dogs. 7pm tonight on FM89.1, s
• Goooooood Morning! We're getting ready for tonight's "Live at Laman" concert, featuring Rodney Block and the Real Music Lovers, and we hope you can join us in the auditorium at 7pm for what promises to be a great evening. The concert
• Tales from the South. Tune in tonight at 7pm to hear stories about changes: some big, some small. Stories by Anne Perry, Rod Lorenzen, and Jacob Craig. In Central Arkansas at 7pm on FM 89.1, and streaming online at www.kuar.org
• College announces spring break hours
• Spring into Green Living with our Argenta Branch! On Tuesday, March 15, at 6:00pm, Quincy and Stephanie Scott will be on hand to talk about their environmentally-conscious modular home that was featured in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and also in the Se
• Our exhibit, "The Painted Word: The Calligraphic Paintings of Charles Pearce," ends on Sunday. If you haven't yet seen this amazing collection of calligraphy paintings, it's a must see! For more information about Charles, click the li
• "Rodney Block and the Real Music Lovers" take the stage at "Live at Laman" tomorrow night at 7pm. Rodney has performed with Earth, Wind, and Fire, Joe, Whodini, Johnny Gill, Dwele, Jonathan Butler, Dave Hollister, Wynton Marsalis, and
• A great time was had by everyone who attended last night's celebration of Dr. Seuss at Family Night. If you missed it, here are some great pictures!
• We did a photo shoot yesterday for Southern Living's June issue for our radio show Tales from the South. Pics coming soon!
• Will you eat green eggs and ham? Would you like them in a house? Would you like them with a mouse? Would you come to ... Family Night? Okay, we're no Dr. Seuss, but we'll be celebrating his books at tonight's Family Night at 6:45 in the Au
• Good Morning! Boy do we have a week lined up for you! Tomorrow is "Family Night" at 6:45pm. Thursday is "Live at Laman" at 7pm. Saturday is "Good Gardens" at 10am, and a week from today is "Movie Mondays" at 6pm. A
• FYI Laman Facebook Fans: Almost half of our tickets for our Literature and Lunch on Friday, April 08 are already gone. It's FREE lunch by Starving Artist Cafe', and Kevin Brockmeier, one of the country's best novelists (really, he's t
• Rodney Block and the Real Music Lovers will take the stage at Laman Library's main branch on Thursday evening at 7pm. Come one, come all! Great jazz music awaits you!
• Pulaski Tech to host aerospace open house
• UAMS Career Day set for Tuesday
• Pulaski Tech welcomes Best New Poets
• “Books, to the reading child, are so much more than books - they are dreams and knowledge, they are a future, and a past.” ~ Esther Meynell, Noted English Writer
• Happy National Grammar Day! :-)
• Deadline has been extended until this SUNDAY, March 06, for breast cancer survivor stories for our radio show "Tales from the South." This show will be a fundraiser for the Susan G. Komen Foundation and will be held at the Argenta Community The
• The Argenta Art Walk is coming up soon, and we'll have two, count 'em two, featured artists in front of our Argenta Branch. Time/date is March 18 from 5-8pm, and our artists are Cathy Burns and Scinthya Edwards! They will do a collaborative mix
• PTC celebrates Mardi Gras on Tuesday
• Little Rock-South hosts Student Success Fair today
• Gather around your radio tonight at 7pm CT (or your computer) and listen to P. Allen Smith tell a story about his childhood that includes a goat, a chicken, him, and a ladies' dressing room. Curious? Tune in to hear! Just click on "Listen Live&
• PTC culinary school instructor is Diamond Chef challenger
• And if eBooks weren't enough to get everyone hopping this morning, today is Dr. Seuss' birthday! On this day in 1904, Theodor Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, was born in Springfield, Massachusetts. It's hard to believe that his first ch
• Good Morning Facebook Fans! Remember last week when we said we'd have some news to announce this week? Well, today's the day! Insert drumroll here...eBooks have arrived at Laman Library!!! For more information about this new service, please vis
• March is National Women's History Month. Former President Jimmy Carter made the proclamation in 1980, and on March 1st of each year since, the current President renews the proclamation. This year's theme is "Our History Is Our Strength.&qu
• Each month AY Magazine will publish a story from our radio show Tales from the South. This one is from 2007. We'd love to hear what you think of our stories. What did you think of the imagery? Did she capture your attention and keep it throughout?
• Oh the thinks you can think...at Laman Library! Did you know? Family Night is Tuesday, March 8, at 6:45pm, and it's (insert drumroll here) Dr. Seuss Night!!! So bring the family for some Seussical fun!
• We are looking for stories for our annual Mothers show on Tales from the South. We will record this special show on March 22. Stories must be true and told by the Southerners who lived them. Complete submission guidelines at www.talesfromthesouth.com/sub
• Remember to tune in tomorrow morning at 9am to hear the rebroadcast of our radio show "Tales from the South" that aired Thursday on UALR Public Radio. Our stories are about gaining strength and confidence in big moments and in small, by Darinda
• Area chefs compete for Diamond Chef Arkansas title
• SGA petitions due March 4
• Tornado Warning
• PTC Health Challenge kicks off March 2-3
• It's just two weeks until Rodney Block and the Real Music Lovers take the stage at "Live at Laman." If the weather is exceptional, we'll be outside on the plaza stage. If not, we'll be inside in the auditorium. Date is March 10 a
• Hey Facebook Fans, we've got some fun news coming next week. Stay tuned and find out one more reason you love Laman Library!
• We're just one fan away from 1,700! Share our page with all your friends so they'll be in the know about all the great things going on at Laman Library!
• Spring into Green Living with our Argenta Branch! On Tuesday, March 15, at 6:00pm, Quincy and Stephanie Scott will be on hand to talk about their environmentally-conscious modular home that was featured in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and also in the Se
• The press conference is over and Kevin Brockmeier is now officially the 2011 Laman Library Writers Fellowship award winner! Here are a few pictures from today's event. Congratulations Kevin!!!
• We have a few spots open, so register now for our FREE Art and Writing Workshop this Wednesday, 6pm-8pm. We'll merge images with words to create artwork that will be part of the set for the PTC-produced play *For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Su
• Did you know? Not only is today Presidents Day, but on this day in 1885, the Washington Monument, built in honor of America's revolutionary hero and first president, was dedicated in Washington, D.C. The monument was the tallest structure in the wor
• Get your ticket! Friday, April 08, 2011, during the 2011 Arkansas Literary Festival, the 2011 winner of the Laman Writers Fellowship, Kevin Brockmeier, discusses his new work, The Illumination and his work in progress. FREE lunch. Reservations required
• We will be closed on Monday for Presidents Day. However, we'll be open tomorrow from 1-5pm, so come on by! If you haven't yet seen our calligraphy exhibit, "The Painted Word," it is on view now through March 13. We hope to see you!
• New art exhibit debuts Feb. 24 at Pulaski Tech
• Little Rock pastor to headline PTC black history banquet
• Business Division to host lecture, entrepreneurship expo
• Since Kevin Brockmeier is our new fellowship recipient, what is your favorite book or story of his, and why?
• Join us next Tuesday for our press conference to announce author Kevin Brockmeier as our 2011 Laman Library Writers Fellowship recipient. Free and open to the public. 10am Tuesday, February 22 in the Exhibit Hall. Come support Kevin and our incredible pr
• Pulaski Tech plans Black History banquet
• Pulaski Tech team attends Strategy Institute for Achieving the Dream
• Tune in tonight at 7 listen to Rex Robbins, Sharolyn Jones-Taylor, and Erick Maia on Tales from the South airing on UALR Public Radio. You can hear it worldwide via streaming audio on the KUAR website (click on "Listen Now"), or in Central Ark
• We're excited to announce that our next "Movie Mondays" documentary film is locally filmed and produced! "Woodruff: A Lesson of Non-Violence" tells the compelling tale of an inner city elementary school in Little Rock that came t
• Whew, we made it through three very successful events last night! Tales from the South was sold out, the Black History Month program at our Argenta Branch had excellent attendance, and the Carla McClafferty event at our Main Branch had a great turn-out w
• Did you know? Arkansas native, Dr. Maya Angelou, was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom today. The Nation’s highest civilian honor, the Medal of Freedom is presented to individuals who have made especially meritorious contributions to the se
• PTC / UALR transfer fair set for Feb. 16
• Did you know? On this day in 1903, the first Teddy bear went on sale! Toy store owner and inventor Morris Michtom placed two stuffed bears in his shop window advertising them as "Teddy's bear." Michtom had earlier petitioned President Theo
• Don't forget, our Argenta Branch is having a Black History Month program tonight at 6pm, and our Main Branch is having an author talk and book-signing at 7pm. We hope you can make it to both!
• And below is the cover of Carla McClafferty's book that she will be discussing at 7pm!
• Tuesday is almost here, and you know you're having trouble deciding which library event to attend. Our Argenta Branch promises to start their event right at 6pm and not a second later, so go listen to the 3 individuals who integrated Hall High in 19
• PTC to serve as host site for College Goal Sunday on Feb. 20
• Tonight is "Movie Mondays" at the library! Join us at 6pm when we feature Chris Rock's "Good Hair." It's free and open to the public.
• Tune in this morning at 9am CT to hear our rebroadcast of Thursday's Tales from the South Radio Show. This rebroadcast is on World Radio Network, which goes out to over 130 million listeners in Europe via Satellite Radio and Cable TV. You can listen
• And, just to give you another choice on Tuesday, it's our weekly Tales from the South Radio Show, where everyday Southerners tell their own true story in front of a live audience at Starving Artist Cafe' in Argenta. It's dinner and a show.
• Also on Tuesday, but at our Argenta Branch, Elsie Robinson–Dobson, Estella Thompson–Anderson, and Effie Jones–Bowers (known as the 3 E's), the first black students to integrate Hall High in August 1959, will all be together for a t
• There's so much to do at Laman next week, we don't know where to start! We posted Monday's movie earlier today. And on Tuesday, we have two big events for you to choose from. One is a talk and book-signing with local author, Carla McClaffe
• Don't forget, you can spend Valentine's Day evening with us on Monday night, when "Movie Mondays" presents Chris Rock's "Good Hair" at 6pm in the Auditorium. It's free and open to the public. We hope to see you!
• Pulaski Tech to be open Saturday
• Both branches of the library will be closed again today due to the snow. Stay safe everyone!
• Closed Friday - inclement weather
• Snow Project! We're just 19 fans away from 1,700. Suggest our page to all your friends so they'll be "in the know" about all the great things going on at the library! We appreciate your support!
• Looks like some folks in Little Rock made good use of their snow days. Have a look at this very creative snow sculpture, complete with curtains! At Laman Library, we love creativity - we hope they have a Laman Library card!
• Closed Thursday - inclement weather
• The library will be closed again tomorrow due to the, you guessed it...snow! Unfortunately, this will also cancel our "Live at Laman" performance that was to take place in the evening. However, we'll get Steve and Micky rescheduled for a l
• See what amazing things you can do at your library!
• It's a great day to curl up and listen to a great story. Check out our Tales from the South archives: you can listen to the shows, or you can watch the videos of the writers at the live shows. There's nothing quite like connecting with each oth
• We appreciate our friends at the Eureka Springs Library for this information - very appropriate for today! It was on this day in 1870 that the National Weather Service was established.
• Good Morning! Due to incoming inclement weather, Laman Library is closed today. We'll be sure to let you know about Thursday as soon as possible. Looking for something to do while you're at home? Check out our new music downloads on our website
• Closed Wednesday - inclement weather
• In the event of inclement weather tomorrow, we recommend coming by the library today to stock up on all your favorite reads. Books, audio books, DVDs, CDs, etc...we've got you covered! Hope to see you!
• Student Success Fair set for Feb. 8-10
• Don't forget, "Live at Laman" is this Thursday at 7pm! We'll be featuring guitarist Steve Davison, with Special Guest, Micky Rigby!
• Come and hear the dynamic story of the "Three E’s”: Elsie Robinson–Dobson, Estella Thompson–Anderson, and Effie Jones–Bowers who were the first black students to integrate Hall High in August 1959. They'll be at ou
• Inclement weather policy
• "Knowledge is free at the library. Just bring your own container." ~ Unknown
• Community Art and Writing Project. Come join us- free and open to the public. Space is limited: pre-registration required. email: paula.morell@lamanlibrary.org
• Closed Friday - inclement weather
• Spring enrollment climbs 3 percent
• Tune in tonight to hear Janis Kearney reading her true story "Miss Ethel's Rules." 7pm Central on FM89.1 At the same time via streaming audio online www.kuar.org Just click on "Listen Now."
• Live at Laman is just one week away! Join us February 10 at 7pm for a concert featuring Guitarist Steve Davison, with Special Guest, Micky Rigby! For a preview, click the link...
• Did you know? We're about to launch a gardening program at the library! The second Saturday of every month, March through October, we'll do a presentation at 10am. It's called "Good Gardens," and it's free and open to the pu
• Thanks, AY Magazine, for a great article in this month's issue.
• Thanks, Sync, for the great article in today's issue!
• College rolls out red carpet for healthy heart promotion
• Pulaski Tech welcomes Phi Beta Lambda State Council
• It's soooooo pretty outside! We're open from 1-5 today. Come check out a book and head to our plaza. You can read and soak up this beautiful weather at the same time!
• JBU recruiter to visit Pulaski Tech Feb. 1
• Good Morning! This just in from the Children's Department! Author Carla Killough McClafferty will be at the library at 7:00pm on February 15 to talk about her brand new book, "The Many Faces of George Washington: Remaking a Presidential Icon.&q
• Hey Arkansas Times, thanks for the great write-up in Eye Candy!
• Ah, what the heck, here's a sneak peek!
• "The Painted Word: Calligraphic Paintings by Charles Pearce" is now open! It runs regular library hours, now through March 13th. Come one, come all!
• Board of Trustees sets fall tuition rate
• Pulaski Tech hosts blood drive Jan. 25-26
• Miss Arkansas to speak at MLK observance Jan. 26
• Hark, who goes there? It is I, the exhibits manager, who just helped unload all the paintings for Charles Pearce's calligraphy exhibit. Half the work is based on the writings of Shakespeare. While we get busy getting everything ready to open on Wedn
• Did you know you can view videos of our storytellers telling their stories on Tales from the South? The audio is just from our little video camera, so it's not high quality. But you can see what it's all about and enjoy some incredible tales.
• Board of Trustees set to meet Jan. 24
• Closing at 1 p.m. Thursday - inclement weather
• Emergency text notification available to students
• It's cold outside, so why not warm up around the radio and tune in tonight at 7pm CT for another edition of Tales from the South, our internationally-syndicated radio show, with everyday Southerners telling their own true stories. Tune in to FM 89.
• Auditions set to cast members in “For Colored Girls”
• Don't forget, "The Painted Word: Calligraphic Paintings by Charles Pearce" opens Wednesday. Here's a preview!
• Hey, we have 1,650 fans. Woo Hoo! Thanks everyone; we really appreciate your support! Be sure to suggest our page to all your friends, and we'll be at 1,700 in no time!
• Graduation application deadline nears
• Campus MLK observance set for Jan. 26
• Thank you Pamela Smith for the great story on Tales from the South on tonight's KATV 10:00 news. The video is not yet posted, but when it is we'll link it here.
• We're closed Monday in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr's birthday. As we honor Dr. King's legacy, we leave you with a quote from his infamous letter from the Birmingham Jail, April 16, 1963: "Injustice anywhere is a threat to jus
• The library will be closed on Monday in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. However, we'll be open Saturday and Sunday. Stop by and stock up on your favorite reads!
• Week of Welcome continues at LR-South, LR-West
• College to close for King birthday
• A record breaking crowd of 133 people came to see "Lark in the Morning" this evening. If you missed this month's "Live at Laman," we hope to see you next month, when we'll feature Guitarist Steve Davison and special guest, M
• Just confirmed! Bonnie Montgomery and her band Montgomery Trucking will play during dinner at our next Tales from the South show next Tuesday, January 18. After they play we have 3 great stories by Southerners from all walks of life. Admission is free: r
• Auditorium is set up. Sound equipment has arrived. We're getting excited about "Lark in the Morning's" performance tonight at 7. Hope you're coming!
• Got cabin fever from all the snow? Don't forget that "Lark in the Morning" will be here TONIGHT at 7pm for a live performance. It's free and open to the public. We hope to see you!
• Drop/add and refund dates posted
• Week of Welcome greets new and returning students
• Little Rock-West has reopened
• Big news! We just confirmed our February Tin Roof Project on Tales from the South scheduled for Tuesday, February 1. It's P. Allen Smith! He is writing us a brand new story that he will tell that night at Starving Artist Cafe'. It's going
• Don't forget, "Lark in the Morning" will be here tomorrow (Thursday) night at 7pm for a live performance! It's free and open to the public. We hope to see you!
• We are open and hope to see you in the library!
• College to be open on Wednesday
• On this day in 1908, the Grand Canyon and adjacent acreage was protected under the designation as a National Monument, by President Theodore Roosevelt. If you missed last year's Smithsonian exhibit, "Lasting Light: 125 Years of Grand Canyon Pho
• Closed Tuesday - inclement weather
• Both branches of the library will be closed tomorrow due to inclement weather. We hope everyone has plenty of books to read. Hopefully you will be able to stock up again on Wednesday. We'll keep you posted!
• Ah, we at Laman Library are folks of many talents! While we were closed today, our Tech Services Manager, who is a photographer in his spare time, ventured out and took these great photos of the library in the snow!
• Looking for something to do while snowed in? Suggest our page to all your friends! We have sooooo many new and fun things lined up for 2011. We don't want anyone to miss out! We'll add a picture here, so the "share " button will appea
• Both branches of Laman Library will be closed tomorrow due to inclement weather. We will reschedule the evening's movie, "More Than a Game," during another "Movie Mondays." We hope all our patrons are inside and toasty warm this
• Closed Monday - inclement weather
• Tune in this morning at 9am CT to hear our rebroadcast of Thursday's Tin Roof Project featuring Broadway star and Arkansas native Lawrence Hamilton tell his true tale. This show is broadcast via satellite radio to over 140 million listeners worldwid
• Inclement Weather Policy
• PTC to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Hey, we're up to 1,630 fans. We can always use some more! Help us spread the word about all the great things going on at Laman Library. Just click the "suggest to friends" link on the left and click away. Thank you!
• "Movie Mondays" got a nod in the Arkansas Times this week (page 2 of this article). We appreciate their kind words about our library programming and hope you'll check out this great article. Thanks Arkansas Times; we appreciate your suppor
• Raise your hand if you're coming to our documentary film on Monday! We'll be showing "More Than a Game" in the Auditorium at 6pm. Sit back, relax, and enjoy our new state-of-the-art movie screen and sound system. Best of all? It'
• Important notice regarding registration
• Tune in tonight as Laman Library presents Broadway star Lawrence Hamilton on "Tales from the South." Lawrence reads his true story "No Greater Love" about growing up in Southern Arkansas. 7pm CT on FM89.1, and worldwide via streaming
• Children's literature lost one of its most popular writers yesterday. Dick King-Smith passed away at the age of 88. His book, "The Sheep-Pig," written in 1983 became the 1995 film "Babe." North Little Rock has a connection to ano
• Folks, we're getting excited about our first exhibit of 2011. "The Painted Word: Calligraphic Paintings by Charles Pearce," opens January 26th and runs through March 13. Born in Birmingham, England, Pearce is a Fellow of the Society of Scr
• Registration to reopen to students dropped for non-payment
• Week of Welcome gets underway
• Good Morning Movie Lovers! Our brand new documentary film series begins 2011 with "More Than a Game" on Monday, January 10, at 6pm. It's free and open to the public. We hope to see you!
• Payment deadline extended
• Our Tuesday, January 11th Tales from the South is SOLD OUT, but we've got 2 tickets for the first person who can name the most recent CD from Still on the Hill, the incredible duo who will be playing at the show that night. Tickets include free dinn
• Good Morning! Don't forget, the library is open today from 1-5pm. We hope to see you!
• Tune in this morning at 9am CT to hear our radio show "Tales from the South" as it is rebroadcast via satellite and internet radio worldwide. Just click on the link and then "Tales from the South." Storytellers are Amy Gray-Light, Amy
• It's the first day of the year and time to announce the big news: syndicated radio show "Tales from the South" is now officially a Laman Library program! Check out the website and Facebook page www.facebook.com/talesfromthesouth Our 2010
• As 2010 comes to a close, we want to thank all of our many patrons for their continued support of our library and its programs. As we reflect on the past year, we want to know - what was your favorite event, exhibit or program (for adults and/or children
• It's the last time we'll get to say this in 2010 - ALL ABOARD!!! Our exhibit, "Lionels at Laman" ends today at 5pm. Over 3,000 individuals have seen it so far. If you haven't made it in yet, stop by today. The trains are running,
• Tomorrow is the last day to see "All Aboard: Lionels at Laman!" Today our exhibit count reached over 3,000 patrons! Wow!!! We really appreciate everyone who came out to see it and if you haven't made it by yet, we hope to see you tomorrow.
• Well, we're a day late, but the sentiment is still there! Happy Birthday to Arkansas author Charles Portis! Two of Portis' novels have been made into films - True Grit and Norwood. Anyone know what other famous Arkansan had an acting role in bo
• Good Morning! Just a reminder that the library will be closing tomorrow (Thursday) at 5pm and will re-open on Sunday at 1pm. Stop by today and stock up on all your favorite books, CD's, etc. for the weekend. Today and tomorrow are also the final two
• Mark your calendars! "Lark in the Morning," Arkansas' premiere celtic group, will kick-off our "Live at Laman" series in 2011. They'll be here on January 13th at 7pm in the Auditorium. We hope to see you!
• Good Morning Book Lovers! Okay, fess up. What books did you receive as gifts last weekend? Anyone? Anyone?
• Two big milestones today! Our train exhibit attendance figures more than doubled the total for last year, and it became our highest attended exhibit this year. What does this mean? You must come see it if you haven't already! Ends Thursday. Don'
• It's the last week for "All Aboard: Lionels at Laman!" We're open Monday - Wednesday from 9am to 9pm, and Thursday from 9am to 5pm. Stop by for some books, coffee from the Overdue Brew...and trains!
• Good Morning! Just a reminder: the library will be open today from 1-5pm. We hope to see you!
• Our Facebook page just hit 1,600 fans! We're soooooo excited for all of the interest in our library, and we really appreciate your support!
• Good Morning! Just a quick reminder that the library will be closing at 5pm today. We will re-open at 1pm on Sunday. We hope all of our patrons have a very safe and happy holiday!
• Congratulations to our train winners! Steve Arrington - Polar Express; Kaleb Newsom - Scout Set!
• Hey, you there with your nose so bright. Won't you guide my sleigh tonight? The book, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," first appeared in 1939 when Montgomery Ward department store asked one of its copywriters, 34-year-old Robert L. May, t
• Any Donald Harington fans out there? We saw this write-up and thought some of you might enjoy it. If you've not discovered the town of Stay More, but would like to, we hope you'll come check out one or more of Mr. Harington's great books!
• A great time was had by all who attended the Argenta Art Walk on Friday night, when our Argenta Branch featured artwork by some of our staff. They all did a great job! Check out these photos...
• 'Twas the night before Christmas and all through the library, not a creature was stirring because...well, we'll be closed! Come stock up on your favorite books, movies, etc. before Wednesday at 5pm, when the library will be closed. We will reop
• The holidays are upon us, and we want to know - what is the best book you ever received as a gift - during the holidays or any other time.
• The train exhibit continues this weekend. Be sure to come by the end of the day December 20th - the last day to enter our drawing for one of two train give-aways. Drawing will be held on the 21st! Good luck!
• Brief registration interruption scheduled
• Holiday Schedule
• So much great art at the Argenta Art Walk! Scarves by Song, cross-stitch by Carol, jewerly and handmade hats by Mei, collages and prints by Jordan and Brian, and ornaments and holiday cards by Susan. Wow! Our Argenta Branch is open until 8pm. All the wor
• The Argenta Art Walk is tonight at our Argenta Branch library (506 Main Street) from 5-8pm. We'll be featuring artwork by several members of our library staff. Come see! We'll have some hot apple cider too!
• Want to dump some coal, load some logs, and gaze at bubbling oil? That's what we thought! Come on down to the library this weekend for our model train exhibit, "All Aboard: Lionels at Laman," open during regular library hours. You can do a
• Just 20 more fans, and we're up to 1,600. Suggest our page to all your friends so they'll be in the know about all our upcoming concerts, exhibits, childrens programs, teen programs, movie nights...and much more. Lots and lots of NEW things in
• Check out this great video by the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette about our new train exhibit!
• Hey fans, tune in to Today's THV this morning at 5:40 to learn all about the new train exhibit that's open for the next two weeks!
• Can you spot any artists in this picture? No? Look reallllyyyyy close, because five members of our staff will be our featured artists...yes, artists!...at the Argenta Art Walk at our Argenta Branch, on Friday night from 5-8pm. They've been working r
• uploaded new video to their Youtube Channel
• Late registration set for Jan. 4-6
• Tomorrow is the big day! The opening of "All Aboard! Lionels at Laman." To get you in the mood, we have a fun video of a tiny staff member riding the toy train. (P.S. The tiny staff member is an iPhone.)
• We were just sitting here looking at our fan count and thought to ourselves - we sure could use some more fans! If you would be so kind as to click the "suggest to friends" link under our profile photo and suggest our page to all your friends,
• Good Morning! To say we've been workin' on the railroad would be an understatement! Tomorrow, "All Aboard: Lionels at Laman!" opens to the public and runs through December 30th. We hope to see you!
• A great time was had by all who came to see "Michael Jackson's: This Is It" this evening. Next month (Monday, January 10) we'll be showing, "More Than a Game." We hope to see you!
• Even "InArkansas" says you should come to Movie Mondays tonight. We appreciate their support of our programming!
• Tonight is our first showing during Movie Mondays. Come out and watch "Michael Jackson's: This Is It." Check this link for the monthly schedule.
• Food Services posts holiday hours
• As always, great work by Sync staff on the story about our upcoming toy train exhibit "All Aboard! Lionels at Laman." Doors open December 15. Don't miss it!
• Ozark Point Brass plays this Thursday at 7 p.m.! Don't miss it!
• Phi Theta Kappa inducts 140
• Brief registration interruption scheduled
• Funeral arrangements set for PTC police officer
• Phi Theta Kappa induction ceremony set for Saturday
• Funeral arrangements set for PTC police officer
• PBL speaker to offer employment, resume tips
• College posts important dates for coming weeks
• DESERT ISLAND TIME: If you were trapped on a desert island with only TWO Thanksgiving dishes, what would they be?
• uploaded new video to their Youtube Channel
• added new favorite video to their Youtube Channel
• added new favorite video to their Youtube Channel
• It's HERE! The final cut of the Laman Library System welcome video! Check it out!
• Bookstore to close Tuesday for inventory
• Carti Auxiliary Festival Of Trees
• Campus to close for Thanksgiving holiday
• Great painting going on at Argenta branch.
• Hey fans, come out for Argenta Art Walk tonight. Bill Lewis will be painting inside our Argenta branch. We will also have HOT APPLE CIDER and treats!
• Hey fans, this Friday is 3rd Friday Argenta Art Walk. Painter Bill Lewis will be doing a demonstration inside our Argenta Branch from 5 - 8 p.m.
• Pulaski Tech theatre students to perform Lysistrata
• Hey fans, Live at Laman has been moved back to the auditorium. 7 p.m. Be there!
• Thursday event honors those who have served
• SGA hosts holiday food drive
• Small business operation is focus of entrepreneurship lecture
• Hey fans, we just added more than 200 NEW AUDIOBOOKS to the shelves for the upcoming traveling season. Come and get 'em.
• The new signs for the Laman Library Teen Center have been hung!
• New student registration begins Nov. 9
• Phi Beta Lambda speaker to focus on finance
• 2010 Celebrity Chef Cook-off set for Nov. 4
• Board of Trustees set to meet Nov. 8
• PTC Foundation announces student scholarships
• Online courses: A great option for students with busy lives
• Resume workshop open to all students
• Military Police demonstration set
• Main campus under boil order
• Pulaski Tech closes Thursday due to threat, reopens Friday
• New student registration for 2010 summer I semester concludes today
• SGA announces 2008-09 officers
• Campus Closed Today - Jan. 27
• Pulaski Tech purchases property for future child development center
• Award-winning poet to visit campus
• PTC hosts statewide conference on adjunct faculty
• PTC congratulates 2010 Skills Winners
• Area companies to recruit PTC students
• Registration for spring 2009 classes concludes Jan. 14
• Constitution Day celebration set for Sept. 19 in student center
• Week of Welcome draws to a close
• PTC offers computer training with $60,000 grant
• Power outage scheduled in the Information Technology Center
• Lunchtime Talk to focus on Financial Fitness
• Info sessions scheduled for November
• Pulaski Tech graduates largest class ever at Alltel Arena
• Phi Beta Lambda hosts pizza fundraiser
• SGA to host “Meet Our Legislators” panel on Jan. 22
• PTC Diamonds to play first game Saturday
• Inclement Weather Policy
• Spanish Exhibition features student art
• Business and Industry Center sets Access Q&A session
• Board of Trustees set to meet June 8
• Longtime banker joins Pulaski Tech Foundation Board
• Graduation application deadline nears
• PTC hosts World AIDS quilt
• Mass flu clinics planned for central Arkansas
• New SGA members inducted
• Pulaski Tech to offer CSI, law enforcement programs for criminal justice professionals
• Friday set aside as Student Study Day
• UCA rep to visit campus today
• PTC starts spring semester
• Fall Carnival set for Wednesday, Oct. 24
• PTC/UALR Transfer Day set for Oct.1
• PTC to host launch of new art exhibit
• Pulaski Technical College endorses Jobs for the 21st Century initiative
• PTC congratulates 2009 Skills Winners
• Pulaski Tech to celebrate Banned Books Week
• Campus to close for Thanksgiving holiday
• SCCC Open House a success
• College to close for Labor Day
• Convocation set for Aug. 11
• Pulaski Tech car and bike show to salute veterans, military personnel
• SGA election voting starts March 17
• Entergy Arkansas awards grants to Pulaski Tech YouthBuild, CADC for weatherization program
• Pulaski Tech to host artist talk
• PTC students receive Rotary scholarships
• College to participate in Farm to Table tour
• Late registration set for Aug. 12-14
• Lunchtime Limonada begins Feb. 20
• Simmons endows scholarship fund, applications due April 14
• Family Fun Fest offers food, fun
• Finals week at Pulaski Tech
• PTC Foundation presents Diamond Chef Arkansas 2010
• PTC students inducted into Phi Theta Kappa
• Pulaski Technical College open today
• Classes begin Saturday, Jan. 14
• Busy Thursday highlights
• Star Search event scheduled at Kanis site
• College to host Community Conversations
• Campus closes for Spring Break
• Holiday Schedule
• College supports Hurricane Katrina relief efforts in central Arkansas
• Board of Trustees set to meet Aug. 24
• Pulaski Tech accepting Rotary scholarship applications
• Spring break begins March 22
• Evening workshops to offer job readiness skills
• Project AFAR coming to campus
• College sets holiday schedule
• PTC welcomes Arkansas Teen College students
• Pulaski Tech offers free sessions in Internet and cyber safety
• PTC receives $1.2 million as designated Center of Excellence
• Career Pathways adds ninth program to offerings
• PTC team to Race for the Cure
• College newsletter, Web site win top awards at regional competition
• Arkansas Teen College registration ends June 12
• SOAR into Spring 2007
• Pulaski Tech sets enrollment record
• Cooke Foundation scholarships up for grabs
• Calling all ghosts and goblins!
• Pulaski Tech out on the town
• Arkansas National Guard Tuition Assistance Program formalized
• PTC culinary students take stage at Taste of Home Cooking School
• Fall Carnival moves indoors
• Breedlove scholarship deadline is Feb. 1
• Halloween on the Hill
• Financial aid priority deadline for spring semester is Oct. 15
• PTC to close for Labor Day holiday
• Board approves $2 per hour tuition increase for 2004-05 academic year
• College e-mail system problems resolved
• Computer maintenance to interrupt Campus Connect access Sept. 22-25
• Spring registration open through Dec. 11
• SGA recruiting student leaders
• PTC to benefit from grant to expand high-speed network
• Tuition payment due today
• Pulaski Tech and partners to break ground on new affordable homes for local residents
• Spring break set for March 23-28
• SOAR program opens June 20, moves to new Campus Center
• Majors Fair open today
• Pulaski Tech receives Achieving the Dream grant
• College lends a hand at Farm to Table Tour
• PTC Night at ballpark set for June 27
• New degree offers students jump start on teaching careers
• Bookstore to close Thursday for inventory
• SGA officer elections set
• Spanish Exhibition opens
• Aviation program approved for take-off this fall
• Diamond Chef Arkansas 2010 heats up tonight
• Nursing program to be offered to Career Pathways students
• Breedlove scholarship deadline is Feb. 1
• College sets holiday schedule
• PTC poet debuts new collection
• Autism Awareness Series to conclude April 24
• PTC to host Show and Shine at south campus
• National deaf advocate to speak at Pulaski Tech
• SGA members head to Louisiana to lend helping hand
• AG rep to speak on Internet security
• Leadership class to be announced today
• Pulaski Tech receives grant for course redesign
• Business of Art set for April 1
• Local chefs compete in Diamond Chef preliminaries
• UAMS recruiter to visit campus Nov. 12
• I Hate Hamlet runs June 9-11 at Pulaski Technical College in NLR
• Fall registration underway at PTC
• Pulaski Tech receives $35,000 in gifts
• PTC Health Challenge
• Pulaski Technical College to host Forum on Race
• Students, ideas needed for competition
• Pulaski Tech YouthBuild students create signs for Clinton Presidential Center opening and dedication
• College implements four-day work week for June, July
• Saline County Career Center students show off skills NASCAR-style
• Fine Arts Association to elect officers
• Phi Theta Kappa induction ceremony set for Saturday
• Fine Arts to host fall fiesta
• Pulaski Tech out on the town
• Career Center nail team takes top honors at national SkillsUSA event
• Community health advisory **UPDATE**
• Pulaski Tech’s QUEST Day set for Nov. 2
• PTC Club Baseball spring schedule announced
• Star Search set for Nov. 7 and 10
• Clothesline and Silent Witness projects to return to campus
• Arkansas Teen College receives grant
• Pulaski Tech board looks at Little Rock building for instructional site
• Pulaski Tech to host community fiesta
• Campus Center to be dedicated Thursday
• Free HIV testing offered Dec. 1 and 2
• Applebee’s partners with PTC
• Volunteers sought for Banned Books Week
• BIC hosts reception for graduates
• College partners with community to break ground for homes
• Job fair to feature area employers
• Student Services, Business offices relocate to Campus Center
• UALR nurse recruiter to visit Pulaski Technical College
• PTC night at the ball park
• Blackboard maintenance scheduled
• Summer II registration set to begin June 30
• College to offer Management Development Certificate Program at Business and Industry Center
• Pulaski Tech hosts Black History banquet
• College sets National Library Week celebration for April 4-5
• Fall Carnival a must see and do!
• PTC students named to national honor society
• PTC Advising Centers are available to help students
• Honors Reception set for Tuesday
• Community education offerings expanded
• Pulaski Tech board approves tuition increase for 2006-07
• PTC hosts Clothesline Project
• Australian conservationist to lecture Monday
• Board of Trustees to meet April 26
• SGA election petitions due April 18
• Online course orientation set for Jan 12-14
• Lessons for Leno to make stop in Little Rock and at Pulaski Tech
• Campus urged to protect against flu
• Pulaski Tech’s SGA hosts blood drive March 1
• Students to cast votes April 1-2 in SGA officer election
• PTC hosts Clothesline Project
• Phi Beta Lambda to meet today
• Learning Assistance Center open for tutoring, learner support
• PTC hosts statewide business entrepreneurship workshop
• Tutoring Center opens in IT 102
• Area chefs to compete in Diamond Chef Arkansas preliminaries
• Rotary scholarship applications due March 3
• Classes canceled Oct. 13-14
• College announces holiday schedule
• NOTICE: procedure for online class access
• North Little Rock resident receives $500 scholarship
• Closed Tuesday - Inclement Weather
• Phi Theta Kappa inducts record number
• Chef Sam Choy to visit culinary school
• Pulaski Tech out on the town
• 82 students receive Presidential Scholarships for fall semester
• Pulaski Technical College announces Staff Senate for 2009-10
• Little Rock native to lead diversity workshop
• Tobacco prevention cessation specialist to visit Jan. 25
• Pulaski Tech hosts blood drive
• PTC featured in Community College Times
• Pulaski Technical College announces leadership class
• College launches e-newsletter
• Spring Fling at LR-West set for today
• SGA inducts 2006-07 representatives
• Fine Arts Festival set for Wednesday
• Pulaski Tech hosts blood drive
• Pulaski Tech hosts blood drive Sept. 7-8
• PTC hosts Week of Welcome for students
• Pulaski Tech wins PR, marketing awards
• Groundbreaking ceremony a success
• Metropolitan National Bank donates Learjet to Pulaski Tech
• Grief counseling and memorial set for noon today
• PTC student named Academic All-Star
• $600K grant announced for PTC library expansion
• Jacksonville resident hits scholarship homerun
• Baptist recruiter set to visit Pulaski Tech on Monday
• Job fair is April 5
• Fall Carnival at LR-South set for today
• Pulaski Tech graduation set for May 17
• Diamond Chef Arkansas 2010 recap
• PTC to offer summer aerospace camp for teens
• Pulaski Tech receives $25,000 Wal-Mart grant
• SGA sponsors blood drive
• Twenty-four students inducted into SGA
• With deepest sympathy
• Tobacco specialist to visit campus April 26
• Project AFAR coming to campus
• Campus mourns death of veteran police officer
• Ohio college president goes “hog wild” in Arkansas
• Pulaski Tech announces leadership class
• Lunchtime Talk to highlight Business Etiquette
• Area employers to recruit at job fair
• Inclement Weather Closing
• Board of Trustees set to meet Nov. 10
• ADHE extends deadline for STAR scholarship applications to July 1
• Governor reappoints Pulaski Tech trustee
• Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation grant paves way for Transportation Technology Center renovation
• University Transfer Day set for Tuesday
• 2008 Strategy Institute begins
• Red Cross seeks campus donations
• Late registration is Jan. 11-13
• Chenal Country Club's Powell wins Diamond Chef
• Education Elves on parade
• Closed Monday - inclement weather
• PTC president named to state workforce board
• Majors Fair set for Nov. 2
• Phi Beta Lambda to elect officers
• PTC Reads 2004/2005
• College debuts new portal
• Saline County Career Center automotive program receives national certification
• Pulaski Tech hosts blood drive
• Lunchtime Talk to highlight consumer credit issues
• Fall Carnival kicks off Oct. 6 at LR-West
• Walkers needed for Race for the Cure
• Inclement weather policy reminder
• College to implement four-day work week in June, July
• Pulaski Technical College honors Campus Center donors
• Friday designated Student Study Day
• B-I-N-G-0 spells success for Foundation fundraiser
• Financial Aid available Sept. 9
• PTC adjunct orientation continues today
• College sets registration for spring semester; schedules online
• Clean Air Act signed into law
• College honors Career Pathways graduates and interns
• Artmobile brings mobile art gallery to PTC
• PTC instructor Barbara Peters passes away
• Clean Air on Campus Act goes into effect
• Summer II term gets started
• College changes name of Workforce Development Center to Business and Industry Center
• Pulaski Tech opens doors to 4-year colleges at university-transfer days
• College to close for AATYC conference
• Pulaski Tech recognizes outstanding faculty, staff
• Saline County Adult Education Center celebrates 2010 graduation ceremony
• PTC opens Arkansas Teen College registration
• Pulaski Tech announces 2003 graduates
• Phi Beta Lambda to meet Feb. 4
• College sets Feb. 7 info session on STAR Scholarship program
• SGA induction to be held Wednesday
• Essay contest winners announced
• PTC student wins outstanding drama student award
• PTC hosts Star Search events
• Inauguration to be broadcast on main campus Tuesday
• Pulaski Tech offers free online courses to victims of Hurricane Katrina; program begins Oct. 10
• Tee time set for Aug. 31 for golf fundraiser
• University reps schedule PTC visits
• Annual fiesta set for April 6
• PTC receives e-mailed bomb threat
• Majors Fair set for Nov. 11-12
• Learning Assistance Center closes Wednesday; reopens Thursday
• Pulaski Tech hosts blood drive
• Pulaski Tech to offer A.A.S. in military technologies
• PTC, Chenal Country Club chefs win Diamond Chef preliminaries
• Contest essays due March 5
• PTC well-represented at AATYC
• Classes begin Jan. 15; college closed for holiday on Jan. 17
• Arkansas Teen College registration deadline extended
• PTC Choir dedicates first concert to former Fine Arts chair
• Closed Wednesday - inclement weather
• Spring 2008, New Motorcycle and ATV Repair, Tractor Trailer Operation classes offered
• Family literary event to kick off Banned Books Week
• Rock Enroll Parking Lot Jam
• "Planting Seeds" event set for May 15
• PTC Celebrates Halloween
• Chef Jeff plans visit to Pulaski Tech
• SGA restaurant take-over set for Thursday
• Fall Carnival set for Oct. 13
• Health Science Club to meet Sept. 8
• AG rep to speak on identity theft, Internet safety
• Pulaski Tech hosts blood drive
• African educators visit Pulaski Technical College
• Baseball fundraiser set for Monday
• College Staff Senate up and running
• Business building closed Friday afternoon for maintenance
• Learning Assistance Center gears up for busy fall semester
• College adds new courses at Saline County Career Center
• Gas Service Interrupted
• College announces scholarship winners
• Entrepreneur to visit campus
• Sherwood resident hits scholarship homerun
• Clean Air on Campus Act takes effect
• PTC to close for July 4 holiday
• Pulaski Tech ranks 7th on list of state's largest colleges
• Lunchtime Limonada talk set for Feb. 26
• Spring Fling Luau is April 18
• Spring registration under way
• PTC staff take home degrees
• Summer I nears end; summer II to begin June 30
• Food Court to close for six business days
• Williams appointed to child care panel
• UALR nurse recruiter to visit Pulaski Tech
• Student Government Association members visit congressional offices
• Pulaski Tech Athletic Club student organization in the works
• Last chance to vote!
• Phi Beta Lambda students receive state honors
• Pulaski Tech students receive Rotary scholarships
• PTC to close for King birthday
• No classes Monday and Tuesday
• Refund day set for Sept. 10
• PTC Respiratory Therapy Spring Seminar set for March 23
• Event to showcase student talent
• Bridges workshop postponed
• Spring 2009 registration continues
• Red Cross blood drive is Wednesday
• PTC board set to meet July 20
• Inclement Weather Policy
• Job readiness workshops set for Tuesday, Wednesday
• UAMS nurse recruiter to visit Pulaski Technical College
• Pulaski Tech students head to ACDEC conference
• Deadline to apply for May graduation is Feb. 4 in Student Services
• Take me out to the ballgame!
• Molex gives $15,000 to Pulaski Technical College
• Open at 10 a.m. on Wednesday
• Spring 2008 classes start Jan. 14
• PTC Foundation hosts ice cream social
• Pulaski Tech sets 2004 Rock Enroll Tour
• Aerospace Summer Camp free to teens
• Pulaski Technical College plans Faculty and Staff Star Search
• Pulaski Tech to host MLK event
• Star Search set for Nov. 10
• Dress for Success chairwoman to be guest speaker for Phi Beta Lambda
• Early advising recommended for speedy enrollment
• Spring Break is March 15-20
• PTC to host model car championship Saturday
• Pulaski Tech TRIO Scholars have new home
• College to host mass flu vaccination
• SGA inducts 2007-08 representatives
• Pulaski Tech fall enrollment climbs 9 percent
• Fall 2008 semester gets under way
• College to celebrate opening of Saline County Career Center
• Project AFAR coming to campus
• More than 100 students receive Presidential Scholarships
• PTC family mourns loss of Keisha Helm
• Presidential Scholarship deadline extended to Aug. 15
• 2010 Convocation set for Monday
• PTC welcomes Arkansas Teen College students
• Rains is new University Studies dean
• Competition to heat up at Diamond Chef prelims
• Pulaski Tech, partners celebrate new home built by students
• PTC walks for CommUNITY
• Calling all green thumbs…
• Last call for last-minute Teen College applicants
• Summer 2008 classes start June 2
• Pulaski Tech expands Saline County course offerings
• Med Ed Expo to showcase careers in healthcare
• Ottenheimer Library open for business on main campus
• Wellness and you: don’t get the flu!
• Pulaski Technical College awarded $10,000 March of Dimes grant
• PTC Choir Spring Concert set for Thursday
• Little Rock Star Search event to be held Saturday
• Important Announcement regarding online courses
• Congressman Snyder, college to announce transportation center
• PTC Diners Club Card now available
• Pulaski Tech receives grant to offer summer writing program
• PTC welcomes Arkansas Scholars to campus
• Inclement Weather Closing
• Dollars and Sense seminars return
• Summer II registration under way
• Online course orientation set for Aug. 11-13
• College closed Thursday; all classes canceled
• Business Etiquette presentation set for Tuesday
• Lunchtime Talk to spotlight “Afrobutions”
• DWS to host Community Day Monday
• SGA sets voter registration drive
• Little Rock-South to host job fair for displaced workers
• Pulaski Tech Choir draws a full house
• Graduation application deadline extended
• Holiday Schedule
• Banned Book readings set to start
• Pulaski Tech, partners celebrate opening of YouthBuild home
• Online course orientations set to begin May 26
• Pulaski Tech’s SGA hosts blood drive Nov. 7-8
• Board of Trustees set to meet Monday
• Campus to reopen at 10:30 a.m. today
• Saline County Career Center to host open house
• Fusion students set to meet Sept. 11
• Pulaski Tech Job Fair is April 6
• Culinary School boosts Farmer’s Market festivities Saturday
• Pulaski Technical College awarded Title III grant
• Online course orientations set to begin Jan. 5
• Student E-mail topic of Lunch Time Talk
• PTC plans Constitution Day 2010 Celebration
• Popcorn social set for Thursday
• College celebrates opening of Saline County Career Center
• PTC culinarians to assist with Farmers’ Market festivities
• Blast off!
• UAMS Career Day set for Monday
• PTC Culinary students receive scholarships
• PTC welcomes returning faculty
• PTC tutoring labs post Summer II hours
• Pulaski Tech faculty members give nod to athletic program proposal
• PTC to host Poetry Out Loud state finals
• Art exhibit opens at Pulaski Tech
• Pulaski Tech graduates largest class ever at Alltel Arena
• PTC featured in Arkansas Business
• PTC to close for Memorial Day holiday
• Summer II registration is June 30, July 1 on campus, online
• PTC kicks off Health Challenge with two-day health fair
• Black History Month activities set
• Banned Books Week is Sept. 28-Oct. 2
• Harriet Frazer, dear friend of Pulaski Tech, passes away
• Friday set aside as Student Study Day
• “Dollars & Sense” tonight
• Board of Trustees set to meet Jan. 26
• Fall Carnival is Wednesday
• Pulaski Tech hosts aerospace grand opening
• Pulaski Technical College Foundation former board chair RJ Wills dies
• Studio 153 students to stage comedy
• Summer/fall registration dates set
• Snowflake Ball tickets on sale now
• College announces holiday schedule
• New student orientation continues through Aug. 12
• Night Classes Canceled
• UPDATE: Tornado warning lifted; severe weather still possible
• Lunchtime Lemonada kick-off set for Feb. 11
• PTC to host model car championship
• College Day Training Seminar attracts Youth Challenge students
• PTC science, math students among first to attend summer STEM institute
• Phi Theta Kappa inducts new members
• Update on Thursday
• Governor kicks off promotion at Pulaski Technical College
• Pulaski Tech’s RT director named Educator of the Year
• Pulaski Tech officials to pursue purchase of Little Rock Expo Center
• Pulaski Tech graduation set for May 20
• SGA restaurant take-over set for Thursday
• Foundation announces Diamond Chef competitors, preliminaries are March 3
• Campus Lockdown Under Way
• UAMS nursing recruiter to visit campus
• SGA to hold special election Sept. 10
• Pulaski Tech newsletter wins top award in national PR competition
• Spring Fling at LR-South set for Tuesday
• Pulaski Technical College to celebrate 15th anniversary this week
• Santa to stop at PTC
• Majors Fair set for Oct. 3-4
• Learning Assistance Center to offer free time management seminar
• SCCC open house set for Aug. 21
• Holiday Closing
• Business of Art event raises scholarship funds
• PTC Ottenheimer Library honors donors at reception
• PTC Baseball Club to play Arkansas Baptist
• PTC observes Independence Day
• Pulaski Tech hosts Welcome Week for new, returning students
• Fall registration continues
• Student, faculty polls show support for athletic program
• Pulaski Tech hosts blood drive
• Faculty Senate announces election results for 2006-07
• Palm trees find new home at PTC
• Summer I nears end; summer II to begin June 30
• Outstanding faculty and staff honored
• Continuing ed computer classes on tap for July, August
• Graduation application deadline extended to Feb. 13
• Transfer fair opens door to four-year colleges and universities
• Mass flu vaccinations scheduled
• SGA voting extended
• Commencement set for May 13
• Business of Art event raises scholarship funds
• Pulaski Technical College Foundation elects officers
• Congressman Snyder, college officials announce plans for Transportation Technology Center
• PTC enrollment tops 10,000
• Rotary scholarship applications due Thursday
• Spring Fling to kick off Thursday at Little Rock-West
• SGA restaurant take-over set for March 13
• Motivational speaker to visit campus Wednesday
• SOAR center open for new student orientation, advising and registration for fall 2005 semester
• Tuition payments due Aug. 5
• Pulaski Tech enrollment climbs 5 percent
• Important campus-wide notification
• PTC sets new enrollment record
• Breedlove scholarship deadline is Nov. 1
• Pulaski Tech officials purchase Little Rock Expo Center property
• WW II vets to share history at PTC
• Hot Springs student wins scholarship
• College Goal Sunday set for Feb. 21
• College closes for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Lunchtime Limonada focuses on Art
• Enrollment reaches record high
• Pulaski Tech recognizes outstanding faculty, staff
• Pulaski Technical College hosts info sessions
• Durr to serve on InfraGard board
• Career Pathways/TRiO fall conference set for Nov. 17
• College to close Oct. 18-19
• Phi Beta Lambda meeting set for Sept. 17
• College to announce expansion plans
• Board of Trustees to meet Monday
• Pulaski Tech hosts two-year colleges trustees dinner
• Holiday Schedule
• Banned Books Week picks up steam
• Pulaski Tech receives $200,000 to endow auto scholarship
• Phi Beta Lambda meeting set for Sept. 3
• College announces holiday schedule
• Spring Fling set for Tuesday
• Learning Assistance Center offers a series of free 45-minute workshops
• Charlotte Strickland to lead diversity workshop
• PTC SkillsUSA teams bring home national medals
• Golfers invited to Aug. 30 scholarship tournament
• PTC set to offer free Wimba demo
• Enrollment tops 6,100 mark
• Art exhibit opens Thursday with reception
• SGA election is April 19-20
• Big Rock Bistro to host grand opening Monday
• Pulaski Tech recognizes Outstanding Students
• Lucky Pulaski Tech student wins scholarship
• PTC to host weekend, evening info sessions
• College sets July 2 forum to discuss athletic foundation proposal
• Poetry Night offers open mic on Thursday
• Inclement Weather Policy
• Pulaski Tech Athletic Club first meeting set
• SGA announces 2007-08 officers
• Summer/Fall 2010 registration now open for current students
• Fiesta is here!
• PTC Staff Senate awards bookstore scholarships
• Pulaski Tech to host info session for Aircraft Modification and Installation
• Golf tourney raises $25,000
• Pulaski Technical College job fair set for April 4
• Campus computers to be down Sunday
• Share (not Cher) Fair
• Jingle Bell Run needs walkers/runners
• Student parking hangtags available in Business Office
• New student registration continues through Aug. 12
• Trustees approve tuition increase
• PTC welcomes ARBUG conference participants
• PTC to host 2008 Governor’s Oral Health Summit
• Art exhibit to close Oct. 24
• College celebrates Academic Integrity Week
• Food Court to close, reopen under new management
• Holiday Schedule
• Contest essays due March 10
• Scholarship deadline fast approaching
• Breast Cancer Awareness Day set for Oct. 1
• Heat in the Street
• Pulaski Tech holds 2009 commencement
• Campus Center lecture hall named in honor of R.J. Wills
• Inclement Weather Policy
• PTC students cast votes for favorite teachers
• Fall Carnival at Little Rock-South set for Oct. 20
• Pulaski Tech observes Banned Books Week
• College announces plans to open Little Rock site on Kanis Road
• Support the Health Challenge's end-of-semester celebration
• Network services outage planned for next week
• Cooke Foundation scholarships up for grabs
• PTC welcomes Arkansas SkillsUSA
• PTC congratulates Constitution Quiz winners
• Board of Trustees set to meet Aug. 25
• Grades posted online by Dec. 17; no longer mailed to students' homes
• PTC to celebrate student work
• Pulaski Technical College celebrates Ottenheimer Library opening
• Fashion Show & Business Etiquette Dinner set for Tuesday
• Fall 2007 registration opens
• Board of Trustees to meet Aug. 23
• VUB collects school supplies for military children
• De-stress clinic and health fair is Sept. 18 in student center
• PTC Foundation to host Business of Art 2009
• Fabrication Services, Inc. employees complete welding program
• Halloween on the Hill to haunt Campus Center
• Orientation for online students underway
• PTC to close for July 4 holiday
• PTC welcomes summer students
• Pulaski Tech board to consider athletic program proposal
• Black history presentation set for noon today
• Halter to visit Pulaski Tech
• Noted cartoonist to speak today at Banned Books Week forum
• PTC Choir Spring Concert set for May 4
• PTC to participate in spring job fair
• Spring Fling set for Tuesday
• Phi Beta Lambda to meet Jan. 28
• SOAR center open for new student orientation, advising and registration for spring 2006 semester
• PTC celebrates Aerospace Technology Center grand opening
• Campus closes for Spring Break
• Spring Fling set for April 15
• SGA restaurant take-over cancelled
• PTC Foundation presents” A Night with Black"
• Phone outage set for today
• Pulaski Tech hosts Week of Welcome for new, returning students
• College opens at 10 a.m. today
• PTC to host STEM, nanotechnology colloquium
• Graduation application deadline extended
• PTC observes National Respiratory Care Week
• Services to be interrupted
• Little Rock resident scores scholarship
• TRIO Scholars welcomes new acting director
• Poetry Night set for Thursday
• PTC will close for the rest of the day, Friday, January 25, due to inclement weather
• Banned Book readings continue today
• Pulaski Tech to host open house at Business and Industry Center
• Summer registration starts May 26
• Attorney General rep to discuss ID theft and Internet safety at Pulaski Tech
• Pulaski Tech raises in-state tuition 2.5 percent
• Phi Theta Kappa celebrates Founder’s Day
• Advising Week set for Oct. 25-29
• Lunchtime Lemonada set to start Sept. 17
• National Library Week focuses on 'Careers and Writers'
• PTC Foundation presents Diamond Chef Arkansas
• Pulaski Technical College celebrates 15th anniversary
• Spring 2010 classes start Jan. 11
• Learning Assistance Lab hosts open house
• SGA to induct 2010-11 representatives
• SGA petitions available to students
• Registration continues for spring
• Money management workshops begin Tuesday
• New Pulaski Tech Web site makes its debut
• Michigan movie director to visit campus
• Pulaski Tech writing camp participants to give readings
• PTC Athletic Club to meet
• May PTC Stars honored
• Farver named to Watson Chapel Sports Hall of Fame
• PTC Foundation hosts Diamond Chef Arkansas preliminaries
• College participates in Cinco de Mayo
• *UPDATE * Mass flu vaccinations scheduled
• It’s the smoke, not the smoker
• GED graduation set for June 13
• College plans information sessions for prospective students
• Library features collection on health, fitness
• College closed and classes canceled on Saturday, Feb. 18
• Pulaski Tech hosts blood drive
• Academic All-Star scholarship applications due May 11
• Phi Theta Kappa induction ceremony set for Saturday
• Student Government Association elections
• Campus Closing - Tonight
• College sets holiday schedule
• “Notes at Noon” to feature flutist
• Artist Kevin Cole to visit PTC
• College to host Community Conversations
• SGA hosts golf tourney to raise funds
• Campus to close for Thanksgiving holiday
• Pulaski Tech ranks 5th on list of state's largest colleges and universities
• Fall bookstore charge dates set
• University Transfer Day set for Feb. 28
• PTC Arkansas Culinary School receives dual accreditation
• It’s Greek to me
• SGA gears up for Fall Carnival
• Tuskegee Airmen flight instructor to speak on campus
• Pulaski Tech hosts aerospace fair June 25
• SGA group helps New Orleans residents rebuild
• Student art work sought for competition
• Documentary honors Little Rock Nine
• Domestic violence education program planned
• Yellow Ribbon Support Party
• College closes for Memorial Day
• Spring 2007 registration opens Nov. 8
• College to host barbecue class Saturday
• Campus to close for Thanksgiving holiday
• Pulaski Technical College All-Star receives transfer scholarship
• Constitution Day set for Wednesday
• Pulaski Tech to break ground for Campus Center, Library expansion
• Community health advisory
• Pulaski Tech board endorses bond initiative
• Two-hour delay
• Fall Fest kicks off at Kanis
• Race for the Cure t-shirt orders due today
• Karaoke and Kream closes Week of Welcome
• National Guard, Pulaski Tech enter educational partnership
• Pulaski Tech students compete at SkillsUSA
• Pulaski Technical College reports 10% enrollment jump
• UAMS recruiters visit Monday
• Pulaski Technical College hosts campus crisis preparedness workshop
• PTC hosts Welcome Week events
• PTC Staff Senate awards bookstore scholarships
• Board says 'no' to athletic program
• PTC to break ground April 3 for Business Technology Center
• Commencement is May 18
• Library closed due to flooding
• Career Pathway students start summer internships
• Ferneau wins title to Diamond Chef Arkansas
• Board tables football, volleyball proposal until Sept. 15
• High school students wanted for “Say Go College” Feb. 19
• Essay contest deadline is March 1
• “Superstar Mothers” coming to campus
• Pulaski Technical College receives $10,000 March of Dimes grant
• More than 750 graduates participate in PTC commencement
• Little Rock-South site sneak preview a success
• Health, wellness the focus of Lunch –n– Learn
• Fine Arts Festival set this week
• SGA to host Adopt-a-Street cleanup Saturday
• PTC lecture series to address Autism
• Summer/Fall 2010 registration to open Wednesday
• “The View from Here” deadline extended
• PTC offers free HIV testing on World AIDS Day
• Late registration is Aug. 9-11
• Career Pathways to host job fair
• Laissez le Bon Temps Rouler!
• Temporary access available for Blackboard, e-mail and Intranet
• PTC hosts 2008 Governor’s Oral Health Summit
• Pulaski Tech hosts grand opening for Little Rock-South
• College sets spring break schedule
• Summer II registration starts June 29
• Spring 2007 classes set to begin Jan. 16
• Reading and book signing to feature PTC poet
• PTC to host MLK observance Jan. 29
• Spanish Exhibition opens today
• Pulaski Tech to host airbrush expert
• Construction interrupts water service
• PTC President expresses thanks for college bond support
• College closed Saturday, Jan. 30
• Inclement Weather Policy
• Project AFAR coming to campus
• Constitution Day observance well received
• College breaks ground for new Campus Center, Library expansion
• Pulaski Tech Fine Arts Festival is Thursday
• Campus Connect opens for spring registration
• PTC to close for King birthday
• Classes canceled Monday and Tuesday
• Auditions today, student anchors needed for PTC-TV
• New campus Bible study group starts
• Late registration is Jan. 13-15
• E-mail system having technical difficulties
• Pulaski Tech to host statewide articulation workshop
• Little Rock CARE Clinic to offer free medical treatment
• New plane expands PTC’s training fleet
• SCCC hosts open house today
• PTC to offer new program for entrepreneurs in spring 2009
• Notice to Students
• Contest essays due Wednesday
• Summer registration dates set
• Services set for Johnny Dollar
• College launches myPTC student portal
• Fall registration to continue through Aug. 11
• PTC hosts Big for a Day
• Open registration for fall classes is July 22-24; Web registration ongoing for continuing students
• Black history presentation set for noon Wednesday
• College celebrates Black History Month Feb. 24 with banquet, music
• Celebrity Cook-Off set for Thursday
• To our media friends
• College set for new student registration for summer 2010
• Phi Theta Kappa induction ceremony set for Saturday
• PTC to host MLK observance Jan. 28
• Late registration is Jan. 10-12
• PTC recruits walkers for Race for the Cure
• Attorney General rep to discuss Internet safety at Pulaski Tech
• PTC celebrates National Library Week April 12-16
• Business Etiquette presentation set for Tuesday
• Cooke Foundation scholarships up for grabs
• College names Presidential Scholars
• Student portal access update
• College Goal Sunday scores big
• Spring Fling Book Drive underway
• “Bridges Out of Poverty” discussions begin
• Calling all ghosts and goblins!
• Job fair is April 7
• Golfers to raise scholarship funds Aug. 31
• Pulaski Tech to participate in College Goal Sunday on Feb. 18
• Black History Banquet set for Feb. 26
• Pulaski Tech raises tuition 4 percent
• Fall Fest 2008 begins Wednesday
• Pulaski Tech sets auto show
• Summer I term starts
• Pulaski Technical College to offer culinary arts degree
• Barbecue 101 class UPDATE
• Delta Dental endows PTC dental assisting scholarship
• AATYC honors outstanding staff, faculty at conference
• Library plans art exhibit reception
• Pulaski Tech graduates largest class ever at ALLTEL Arena
• Phi Theta Kappa induction ceremony set for Saturday
• Pulaski Tech selects Title III coordinator/activity director
• PTC to kick off spring semester
• PTC All-Star receives transfer scholarship
• Pulaski Tech celebrates Banned Books Week
• Pulaski Technical College Board of Trustees elects officers
• College announces holiday schedule
• Presidential briefing set for today
• State LULAC chairman to speak Sept. 19 at campus luncheon
• Michigan movie director to visit campus
• Crisis Preparedness Workshop at PTC
• Pulaski Tech announces leadership class
• Tuition Payment Deadline Extended
• Pulaski Tech sets auto show
• Inclement Weather Policy
• College sets holiday schedule
• Remembering Johnny Dollar
• Pulaski Bank and Trust Job Fair recruits on campus
• PTC Academic Calendar 2010-11 posted
• PTC Arkansas Culinary School announces move
• New student orientation is Aug. 5
• UAMS recruiter visits Pulaski Tech today
• Laissez les bon temps rouler
• No boil water order for main campus
• UPDATE: Pulaski Tech to reopen Friday
• College closes for Memorial Day
• SGA election set for April 29-30
• Pulaski Tech raises tuition 3.9 percent
• Hutchinson to visit Pulaski Tech
• PTC to host premier event for "Community" TV show
• Storyteller Faye Hanson to tell tales at PTC
• Spring Fling kicks off Thursday at Little Rock-South
• Lunch-and-Learn to offer free lunch, free info on pregnancy
• Inclement Weather Policy
• College sets holiday schedule
• PTC to host Arkansas Spinal Cord Commission conference
• Pulaski Technical College to offer 2 prep classes
• Rolling Out the Red Carpet luncheon set for Wednesday
• College Goal Sunday set for March 2
• Cook-out set for Wednesday at LR-South
• Pulaski Tech, partners celebrate opening of YouthBuild homes
• Fall registration set to begin July 8
• College closes for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• “PTC’s Got Talent” auditions set for March 4/5
• Mardi Gras party today
• Dental students host jewelry fundraiser
• Pulaski Tech receives performance excellence award
• Pulaski Tech opens Arkansas Teen College registration
• Saline County Career Center students to show off skills in Pit Crew Challenge
• College closed today - Jan. 29
• PTC Foundation names Business and Fine Arts scholarship recipients
• PTC Weatherization Training Center hosts grand opening Friday
• SGA induction ceremony set for Sept. 24
• Summer registration is June 2-3
• Free workshops open to model car hobbyists
• UALR Transfer Fair set for today
• Dr. Bakke elected to higher ed executive council
• Free movie showing set for today
• Leadership retreat open to all students
• Coca-Cola promotion to visit campus Thursday
• May graduation application deadline is Feb. 6 in Admissions and Records
• Pulaski Technical College hosts paralegal info fair
• Pulaski Technical College celebrates Constitution Day
• College schedules emergency preparedness exercise Nov. 23
• Fall 2007 registration continues through August 15
• Student Success Fair opens Sept. 1-2
• Tuition payment deadline approaches
• Pulaski Tech sets training for emergency personnel
• College seeks faculty and staff geniuses
• Summer I begins June 5
• College postpones emergency preparedness exercise
• PTC offers free Summer Aircraft Manufacturing course
• Change is in the air
• Hey fans, for Friendly Friday, we're giving away a REALLY cool book called "Jazz: A History of America's Music." To win, share one of your favorite jazz musicians or songs and we'll draw a winner from those who comment. You can r
• Channel 7 is shooting a story about facebook in our awesome LINC center!
• Drug trafficking trial starts Monday
• Ballpark hosts ‘cheesy’ event
• Major train derailment near Maumelle
• Jury seated, mob trial begins
• Two Camp Robinson fires damage 890 acres
• News Briefs
• Hopson keeps relatives secret
• PCSSD board member admits FOIA violations
• Candidates meet in Indian Hills debate
• Council approves study for planned Entergy substation
• Lansbrook neighbors to have party Oct. 30
• Teachers union reinstated
• Alleged crime empire began crumbling in 2008, lawyers say
• Major train derailment near Maumelle
• Jury seated, mob trial begins
• Two Camp Robinson fires damage 890 acres
• News Briefs
• Hopson keeps relatives secret
• PCSSD board member admits FOIA violations
• Candidates meet in Indian Hills debate
• Council approves study for planned Entergy substation
• Lansbrook neighbors to have party Oct. 30
• Teachers union reinstated
• Alleged crime empire began crumbing in 2008, lawyers say
• Drug trafficking trial starts Monday
• Ballpark hosts ‘cheesy’ event
• PCSSD board member admits FOIA violations
• Candidates meet in Indian Hills debate
• Two Camp Robinson fires damage 890 acres
• Council approves study for planned Entergy substation
• News Briefs
• Lansbrook neighbors to have party Oct. 30
• Hopson keeps relatives secret
• Teachers union reinstated
• PCSSD board member admits FOIA violations
• Alleged crime empire began crumbing in 2008, lawyers say
• Candidates meet in Indian Hills debate
• Drug trafficking trial starts Monday
• Council approves study for planned Entergy substation
• Ballpark hosts ‘cheesy’ event
• Lansbrook neighbors to have party Oct. 30
• Major train derailment near Maumelle
• Teachers union reinstated
• Alleged crime empire began crumbing in 2008, lawyers say
• Drug trafficking trial starts Monday
• Ballpark hosts ‘cheesy’ event
• Major train derailment near Maumelle
• Two Camp Robinson fires damage 890 acres
• News Briefs
• Hopson keeps relatives secret
• Major train derailment near Maumelle
• Teachers union reinstated
• Alleged crime empire began crumbing in 2008, lawyers say
• Drug trafficking trial starts Monday
• Ballpark hosts ‘cheesy’ event
• Major train derailment near Maumelle
• Two Camp Robinson fires damage 890 acres
• News Briefs
• Hopson keeps relatives secret
• PCSSD board member admits FOIA violations
• Candidates meet in Indian Hills debate
• Two Camp Robinson fires damage 890 acres
• Council approves study for planned Entergy substation
• News Briefs
• Lansbrook neighbors to have party Oct. 30
• Hopson keeps relatives secret
• Teachers union reinstated
• PCSSD board member admits FOIA violations
• Alleged crime empire began crumbing in 2008, lawyers say
• Candidates meet in Indian Hills debate
• Drug trafficking trial starts Monday
• Council approves study for planned Entergy substation
• Ballpark hosts ‘cheesy’ event
• Lansbrook neighbors to have party Oct. 30
• Major train derailment near Maumelle
• Great show going on by Susan Shore and Michael Cockram. They are playing a Tom Waits cover right now. Check our YouTube channel tomorrow if you missed the show tonight.
• Come on down! We'll be here til 8!
• City Council will hear money matters
• Two Camp Robinson fires damage 890 acres
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• ‘Shenanigans’ fears prompt swearing-in
• Hopson keeps relatives secret
• City: 422 vehicles; few taken home
• Two Camp Robinson fires damage 890 acres
• Officials, residents welcome Mexican Restaurant Association
• News Briefs
• Lethal force used twice in two days
• Hopson keeps relatives secret
• Ballard in court for hearing
• PCSSD board member admits FOIA violations
• Grenade launcher starts fire at Camp Robinson
• Candidates meet in Indian Hills debate
• Firefighters battle blaze near Batesville Pike
• Council approves study for planned Entergy substation
• Major train derailment near Maumelle
• Lansbrook neighbors to have party Oct. 30
• Teachers union reinstated
• Alleged crime empire began crumbing in 2008, lawyers say
• Drug trafficking trial starts Monday
• Ballpark hosts ‘cheesy’ event
• News Briefs
• Officials, residents welcome Mexican Restaurant Association
• ‘Shenanigans’ fears prompt swearing-in
• Lethal force used twice in two days
• City: 422 vehicles; few taken home
• Ballard in court for hearing
• Officials, residents welcome Mexican Restaurant Association
• Grenade launcher starts fire at Camp Robinson
• Lethal force used twice in two days
• Firefighters battle blaze near Batesville Pike
• Ballard in court for hearing
• Major train derailment near Maumelle
• Grenade launcher starts fire at Camp Robinson
• City Council will hear money matters
• Firefighters battle blaze near Batesville Pike
• News Briefs
• ‘Shenanigans’ fears prompt swearing-in
• City: 422 vehicles; few taken home
• Officials, residents welcome Mexican Restaurant Association
• Lethal force used twice in two days
• Ballard in court for hearing
• City Council will hear money matters
• Grenade launcher starts fire at Camp Robinson
• News Briefs
• Firefighters battle blaze near Batesville Pike
• ‘Shenanigans’ fears prompt swearing-in
• City Council will hear money matters
• City: 422 vehicles; few taken home
• Grenade launcher starts fire at Camp Robinson
• Firefighters battle blaze near Batesville Pike
• City Council will hear money matters
• News Briefs
• ‘Shenanigans’ fears prompt swearing-in
• City: 422 vehicles; few taken home
• Officials, residents welcome Mexican Restaurant Association
• Lethal force used twice in two days
• Ballard in court for hearing
• This Saturday is Fallfest in the Children's Department. Don't miss the fun fall-themed stories, games, songs and crafts!
• Grenade launcher starts fire at Camp Robinson
• City Council will hear money matters
• Firefighters battle blaze near Batesville Pike
• News Briefs
• ‘Shenanigans’ fears prompt swearing-in
• City: 422 vehicles; few taken home
• Officials, residents welcome Mexican Restaurant Association
• Lethal force used twice in two days
• Ballard in court for hearing
• Lethal force used twice in two days
• Ballard in court for hearing
• Grenade launcher starts fire at Camp Robinson
• Firefighters battle blaze near Batesville Pike
• City Council will hear money matters
• News Briefs
• ‘Shenanigans’ fears prompt swearing-in
• City: 422 vehicles; few taken home
• Officials, residents welcome Mexican Restaurant Association
• City: 422 vehicles; few taken home
• Officials, residents welcome Mexican Restaurant Association
• Lethal force used twice in two days
• Ballard in court for hearing
• Grenade launcher starts fire at Camp Robinson
• City Council will hear money matters
• News Briefs
• ‘Shenanigans’ fears prompt swearing-in
• City: 422 vehicles; few taken home
• Officials, residents welcome Mexican Restaurant Association
• Lethal force used twice in two days
• Ballard in court for hearing
• Grenade launcher starts fire at Camp Robinson
• Firefighters battle blaze near Batesville Pike
• City Council will hear money matters
• News Briefs
• ‘Shenanigans’ fears prompt swearing-in
• City: 422 vehicles; few taken home
• Officials, residents welcome Mexican Restaurant Association
• Lethal force used twice in two days
• Ballard in court for hearing
• Grenade launcher starts fire at Camp Robinson
• City Council will hear money matters
• City Council will hear money matters
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• ‘Shenanigans’ fears prompt swearing-in
• ‘Shenanigans’ fears prompt swearing-in
• City: 422 vehicles; few taken home
• City: 422 vehicles; few taken home
• Officials, residents welcome Mexican Restaurant Association
• Officials, residents welcome Mexican Restaurant Association
• Lethal force used twice in two days
• Lethal force used twice in two days
• Ballard in court for hearing
• Ballard in court for hearing
• Grenade launcher starts fire at Camp Robinson
• Grenade launcher starts fire at Camp Robinson
• City Council will hear money matters
• News Briefs
• ‘Shenanigans’ fears prompt swearing-in
• City: 422 vehicles; few taken home
• Officials, residents welcome Mexican Restaurant Association
• Lethal force used twice in two days
• Ballard in court for hearing
• Grenade launcher starts fire at Camp Robinson
• City Council will hear money matters
• News Briefs
• ‘Shenanigans’ fears prompt swearing-in
• Lincoln supports ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal, with caveat
• Cities swap land, clean up property lines
• Drug take-back program a ‘success,’ officials say
• Mexican cuisine event draws thousands
• Police arrest murder suspect
• Officer, suspect injured in school incident
• City Council will hear money matters
• News Briefs
• ‘Shenanigans’ fears prompt swearing-in
• City: 422 vehicles; few taken home
• Officials, residents welcome Mexican Restaurant Association
• Lethal force used twice in two days
• Ballard in court for hearing
• Grenade launcher starts fire at Camp Robinson
• City Council will hear money matters
• News Briefs
• City Council, police chief oppose new lounge
• News Briefs
• City Council, police chief oppose new lounge
• Lincoln supports ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal, with caveat
• Cities swap land, clean up property lines
• Drug take-back program a ‘success,’ officials say
• Mexican cuisine event draws thousands
• Police arrest murder suspect
• Officer, suspect injured in school incident
• The granite centerpiece for the North Little Rock Veterans Memorial arrived today!
• Lincoln supports ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal, with caveat
• News Briefs
• Cities swap land, clean up property lines
• City Council, police chief oppose new lounge
• Drug take-back program a ‘success,’ officials say
• Lincoln supports ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal, with caveat
• Mexican cuisine event draws thousands
• Cities swap land, clean up property lines
• Police arrest murder suspect
• Drug take-back program a ‘success,’ officials say
• Officer, suspect injured in school incident
• Mexican cuisine event draws thousands
• Hey fans, this Friday is 3rd Friday Argenta ArtWalk and we have a special treat for you! Lynn Sudderth, aka "the egg lady," will be our demonstrating artist! Don't miss this eggcellent evening of art!
• Police arrest murder suspect
• Hey Facebook fans, since the Children's Department is celebrating Roald Dahl Week this week, we have some fun trivia for you: What are the names of the three farmers who are after Mr Fox? -Bounce, Boggis and Bean -Beene, Bunce and Bogg -Bogger, Been
• Officer, suspect injured in school incident
• Ok, here's a harder question for Roald Dahl Week trivia: Which of the following was not one of James' companions in James and the Giant the Peach? -the Centipede -the Slug -the glow worm -old green grasshopper
• Tomorrow is 3rd Friday Argenta Art Walk! Don't miss Lynn Sudderth, aka the egg lady, know for her "egg"cellent clay creations!
• Lots of great eggs at artwalk!
• Don't miss Lynn Sudderth!
• Here's one after own hearts!
• Have you had a long week like this egg? Come relax at Argenta artwalk
• This Saturday at 2 p.m. is the Teddy Bear Picnic! Don't miss out on the bear-themed fun!
• News Briefs
• We are almost all setup for FAMILY FUN FEST! Come out and enjoy the fun today!
• City Council, police chief oppose new lounge
• Have you had a long week like this egg? Come relax at Argenta artwalk
• This Saturday at 2 p.m. is the Teddy Bear Picnic! Don't miss out on the bear-themed fun!
• We are almost all setup for FAMILY FUN FEST! Come out and enjoy the fun today!
• The granite centerpiece for the North Little Rock Veterans Memorial arrived today!
• News Briefs
• City Council, police chief oppose new lounge
• Lincoln supports ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal, with caveat
• Cities swap land, clean up property lines
• Drug take-back program a ‘success,’ officials say
• Mexican cuisine event draws thousands
• Hey fans, this Friday is 3rd Friday Argenta ArtWalk and we have a special treat for you! Lynn Sudderth, aka "the egg lady," will be our demonstrating artist! Don't miss this eggcellent evening of art!
• Police arrest murder suspect
• Hey Facebook fans, since the Children's Department is celebrating Roald Dahl Week this week, we have some fun trivia for you: What are the names of the three farmers who are after Mr Fox? -Bounce, Boggis and Bean -Beene, Bunce and Bogg -Bogger, Been
• Officer, suspect injured in school incident
• Ok, here's a harder question for Roald Dahl Week trivia: Which of the following was not one of James' companions in James and the Giant the Peach? -the Centipede -the Slug -the glow worm -old green grasshopper
• Tomorrow is 3rd Friday Argenta Art Walk! Don't miss Lynn Sudderth, aka the egg lady, know for her "egg"cellent clay creations!
• Lots of great eggs at artwalk!
• Don't miss Lynn Sudderth!
• Here's one after own hearts!
• Cities swap land, clean up property lines
• Drug take-back program a ‘success,’ officials say
• Mexican cuisine event draws thousands
• Police arrest murder suspect
• Officer, suspect injured in school incident
• News Briefs
• City Council, police chief oppose new lounge
• Lincoln supports ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal, with caveat
• Cities swap land, clean up property lines
• Drug take-back program a ‘success,’ officials say
• Mexican cuisine event draws thousands
• Police arrest murder suspect
• Officer, suspect injured in school incident
• The granite centerpiece for the North Little Rock Veterans Memorial arrived today!
• News Briefs
• City Council, police chief oppose new lounge
• Lincoln supports ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal, with caveat
• Cities swap land, clean up property lines
• Drug take-back program a ‘success,’ officials say
• Mexican cuisine event draws thousands
• Police arrest murder suspect
• Officer, suspect injured in school incident
• News Briefs
• City Council, police chief oppose new lounge
• Lincoln supports ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal, with caveat
• Cities swap land, clean up property lines
• Drug take-back program a ‘success,’ officials say
• Mexican cuisine event draws thousands
• Police arrest murder suspect
• Officer, suspect injured in school incident
• News Briefs
• City Council, police chief oppose new lounge
• Lincoln supports ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal, with caveat
• Lincoln supports ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal, with caveat
• Cities swap land, clean up property lines
• Drug take-back program a ‘success,’ officials say
• Mexican cuisine event draws thousands
• Police arrest murder suspect
• Officer, suspect injured in school incident
• News Briefs
• City Council, police chief oppose new lounge
• Lincoln supports ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal, with caveat
• Cities swap land, clean up property lines
• Drug take-back program a ‘success,’ officials say
• Mexican cuisine event draws thousands
• Police arrest murder suspect
• Officer, suspect injured in school incident
• We are almost all setup for FAMILY FUN FEST! Come out and enjoy the fun today!
• News Briefs
• City Council, police chief oppose new lounge
• Lincoln supports ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal, with caveat
• Cities swap land, clean up property lines
• Drug take-back program a ‘success,’ officials say
• Mexican cuisine event draws thousands
• Police arrest murder suspect
• Officer, suspect injured in school incident
• Advertising may help football field
• City council has full agenda
• Drake leaves NLR
• Medication disposal event offers chicken for old prescription drugs
• PCSSD board members ousted by area voters
• School board elections held
• NLR police investigate Silver City Courts slaying
• City has 474 cell phones
• News Briefs
• Street renaming brings out crowd
• City Council, police chief oppose new lounge
• Officer, suspect injured in school incident
• Officer, suspect injured in school incident
• Advertising may help football field
• City council has full agenda
• Drake leaves NLR
• Medication disposal event offers chicken for old prescription drugs
• PCSSD board members ousted by area voters
• School board elections held
• NLR police investigate Silver City Courts slaying
• City has 474 cell phones
• Street renaming brings out crowd
• NLR police investigate Silver City Courts slaying
• City has 474 cell phones
• Street renaming brings out crowd
• Advertising may help football field
• City council has full agenda
• Drake leaves NLR
• Medication disposal event offers chicken for old prescription drugs
• PCSSD board members ousted by area voters
• School board elections held
• NLR police investigate Silver City Courts slaying
• City has 474 cell phones
• Advertising may help football field
• Street renaming brings out crowd
• City council has full agenda
• Drake leaves NLR
• Medication disposal event offers chicken for old prescription drugs
• PCSSD board members ousted by area voters
• School board elections held
• PCSSD board members ousted by area voters
• School board elections held
• NLR police investigate Silver City Courts slaying
• City has 474 cell phones
• Street renaming brings out crowd
• Advertising may help football field
• City council has full agenda
• Drake leaves NLR
• Medication disposal event offers chicken for old prescription drugs
• PCSSD board members ousted by area voters
• School board elections held
• NLR police investigate Silver City Courts slaying
• City has 474 cell phones
• Advertising may help football field
• Street renaming brings out crowd
• City council has full agenda
• Drake leaves NLR
• Medication disposal event offers chicken for old prescription drugs
• Drake leaves NLR
• Medication disposal event offers chicken for old prescription drugs
• PCSSD board members ousted by area voters
• School board elections held
• NLR police investigate Silver City Courts slaying
• City has 474 cell phones
• Street renaming brings out crowd
• Advertising may help football field
• City council has full agenda
• Drake leaves NLR
• Medication disposal event offers chicken for old prescription drugs
• PCSSD board members ousted by area voters
• School board elections held
• NLR police investigate Silver City Courts slaying
• City has 474 cell phones
• Advertising may help football field
• Street renaming brings out crowd
• City council has full agenda
• City has 474 cell phones
• Advertising may help football field
• Street renaming brings out crowd
• City council has full agenda
• Advertising may help football field
• Drake leaves NLR
• City council has full agenda
• Medication disposal event offers chicken for old prescription drugs
• Drake leaves NLR
• PCSSD board members ousted by area voters
• Medication disposal event offers chicken for old prescription drugs
• School board elections held
• PCSSD board members ousted by area voters
• NLR police investigate Silver City Courts slaying
• School board elections held
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• NLR police investigate Silver City Courts slaying
• Street renaming brings out crowd
• City has 474 cell phones
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• Street renaming brings out crowd
• City council has full agenda
• Drake leaves NLR
• Medication disposal event offers chicken for old prescription drugs
• PCSSD board members ousted by area voters
• School board elections held
• NLR police investigate Silver City Courts slaying
• School board elections held
• NLR police investigate Silver City Courts slaying
• City has 474 cell phones
• Street renaming brings out crowd
• Advertising may help football field
• City council has full agenda
• Drake leaves NLR
• Medication disposal event offers chicken for old prescription drugs
• PCSSD board members ousted by area voters
• School board elections held
• NLR police investigate Silver City Courts slaying
• City has 474 cell phones
• Advertising may help football field
• Street renaming brings out crowd
• City council has full agenda
• Drake leaves NLR
• Medication disposal event offers chicken for old prescription drugs
• PCSSD board members ousted by area voters
• Mayor pushes through land swap for parking deck
• Homebuilding program starts in Baring Cross neighborhood
• Early voting begins for school seats
• Judge: Wiretaps stay as evidence
• PCSSD board meeting sees tensions run high
• Police arrest two in July murder case
• NLR police investigate slaying in Silver City Courts
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• Tempers flare at meeting
• Lounge draws opposition before it opens
• Early voting begins for school seats
• NLR police investigate slaying in Silver City Courts
• Judge: Wiretaps stay as evidence
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• PCSSD board meeting sees tensions run high
• Tempers flare at meeting
• Police arrest two in July murder case
• Lounge draws opposition before it opens
• NLR police investigate slaying in Silver City Courts
• Mayor pushes through land swap for parking deck
• Homebuilding program starts in Baring Cross neighborhood
• Early voting begins for school seats
• News Briefs
• Judge: Wiretaps stay as evidence
• Tempers flare at meeting
• PCSSD board meeting sees tensions run high
• Lounge draws opposition before it opens
• Police arrest two in July murder case
• Mayor pushes through land swap for parking deck
• NLR police investigate slaying in Silver City Courts
• Homebuilding program starts in Baring Cross neighborhood
• News Briefs
• Early voting begins for school seats
• Tempers flare at meeting
• Lounge draws opposition before it opens
• Judge: Wiretaps stay as evidence
• Mayor pushes through land swap for parking deck
• PCSSD board meeting sees tensions run high
• Homebuilding program starts in Baring Cross neighborhood
• Police arrest two in July murder case
• Tempers flare at meeting
• Lounge draws opposition before it opens
• Mayor pushes through land swap for parking deck
• Homebuilding program starts in Baring Cross neighborhood
• Early voting begins for school seats
• Judge: Wiretaps stay as evidence
• News Briefs
• PCSSD board meeting sees tensions run high
• Tempers flare at meeting
• Police arrest two in July murder case
• Lounge draws opposition before it opens
• NLR police investigate slaying in Silver City Courts
• Mayor pushes through land swap for parking deck
• Homebuilding program starts in Baring Cross neighborhood
• Early voting begins for school seats
• Judge: Wiretaps stay as evidence
• PCSSD board meeting sees tensions run high
• Police arrest two in July murder case
• NLR police investigate slaying in Silver City Courts
• News Briefs
• Judge: Wiretaps stay as evidence
• PCSSD board meeting sees tensions run high
• Police arrest two in July murder case
• NLR police investigate slaying in Silver City Courts
• News Briefs
• Tempers flare at meeting
• Lounge draws opposition before it opens
• Mayor pushes through land swap for parking deck
• Homebuilding program starts in Baring Cross neighborhood
• Early voting begins for school seats
• This Saturday at 2 p.m. is the Teddy Bear Picnic! Don't miss out on the bear-themed fun!
• Judge: Wiretaps stay as evidence
• News Briefs
• PCSSD board meeting sees tensions run high
• Tempers flare at meeting
• Police arrest two in July murder case
• Lounge draws opposition before it opens
• NLR police investigate slaying in Silver City Courts
• Mayor pushes through land swap for parking deck
• Homebuilding program starts in Baring Cross neighborhood
• Early voting begins for school seats
• Tempers flare at meeting
• Lounge draws opposition before it opens
• Mayor pushes through land swap for parking deck
• Homebuilding program starts in Baring Cross neighborhood
• Early voting begins for school seats
• Judge: Wiretaps stay as evidence
• PCSSD board meeting sees tensions run high
• Police arrest two in July murder case
• NLR police investigate slaying in Silver City Courts
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• News Briefs
• PCSSD board meeting sees tensions run high
• Police arrest two in July murder case
• NLR police investigate slaying in Silver City Courts
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• Tempers flare at meeting
• Lounge draws opposition before it opens
• Mayor pushes through land swap for parking deck
• Homebuilding program starts in Baring Cross neighborhood
• Early voting begins for school seats
• Judge: Wiretaps stay as evidence
• News Briefs
• PCSSD board meeting sees tensions run high
• Tempers flare at meeting
• Police arrest two in July murder case
• Lounge draws opposition before it opens
• NLR police investigate slaying in Silver City Courts
• Mayor pushes through land swap for parking deck
• Homebuilding program starts in Baring Cross neighborhood
• Early voting begins for school seats
• Judge: Wiretaps stay as evidence
• Police arrest two in July murder case
• Lounge draws opposition before it opens
• NLR police investigate slaying in Silver City Courts
• Mayor pushes through land swap for parking deck
• News Briefs
• Homebuilding program starts in Baring Cross neighborhood
• Tempers flare at meeting
• Early voting begins for school seats
• Lounge draws opposition before it opens
• Judge: Wiretaps stay as evidence
• Mayor pushes through land swap for parking deck
• PCSSD board meeting sees tensions run high
• Homebuilding program starts in Baring Cross neighborhood
• Police arrest two in July murder case
• Early voting begins for school seats
• NLR police investigate slaying in Silver City Courts
• Judge: Wiretaps stay as evidence
• News Briefs
• PCSSD board meeting sees tensions run high
• Tempers flare at meeting
• Police arrest two in July murder case
• Lounge draws opposition before it opens
• NLR police investigate slaying in Silver City Courts
• Mayor pushes through land swap for parking deck
• Homebuilding program starts in Baring Cross neighborhood
• Early voting begins for school seats
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• Judge: Wiretaps stay as evidence
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• Levy and Amboy residents warned about coyotes
• PCSSD starting, ending times finalized
• Deputies seek video creators
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• Veterans memorial lacking names
• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
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• Deputies seek video creators
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• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
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• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• Have you had a long week like this egg? Come relax at Argenta artwalk
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• Veterans memorial lacking names
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• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
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• PCSSD starting, ending times finalized
• Deputies seek video creators
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• Veterans memorial lacking names
• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
• Levy and Amboy residents warned about coyotes
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• Levy and Amboy residents warned about coyotes
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• PCSSD starting, ending times finalized
• Deputies seek video creators
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
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• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
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• PCSSD starting, ending times finalized
• Deputies seek video creators
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• Veterans memorial lacking names
• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
• Veterans memorial lacking names
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• Deputies seek video creators
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• Veterans memorial lacking names
• News Briefs
• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
• PCSSD starting, ending times finalized
• Levy and Amboy residents warned about coyotes
• Deputies seek video creators
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• News Briefs
• Deputies seek video creators
• PCSSD starting, ending times finalized
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• Deputies seek video creators
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• Veterans memorial lacking names
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
• Veterans memorial lacking names
• Levy and Amboy residents warned about coyotes
• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
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• Levy and Amboy residents warned about coyotes
• PCSSD starting, ending times finalized
• Welcome to the North Little Rock Rotary Club!
• Deputies seek video creators
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• Veterans memorial lacking names
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• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
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• PCSSD starting, ending times finalized
• Veterans memorial lacking names
• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
• Levy and Amboy residents warned about coyotes
• News Briefs
• PCSSD starting, ending times finalized
• Deputies seek video creators
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• Veterans memorial lacking names
• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
• News Briefs
• Levy and Amboy residents warned about coyotes
• PCSSD starting, ending times finalized
• Deputies seek video creators
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• Veterans memorial lacking names
• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
• Levy and Amboy residents warned about coyotes
• News Briefs
• PCSSD starting, ending times finalized
• Deputies seek video creators
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• Deputies seek video creators
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• Veterans memorial lacking names
• News Briefs
• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
• Levy and Amboy residents warned about coyotes
• PCSSD starting, ending times finalized
• News Briefs
• Deputies seek video creators
• PCSSD starting, ending times finalized
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• Deputies seek video creators
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• RazorRock Rally week kicks off
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• October trial date set in Ballard sexual assault case
• Veterans memorial lacking names
• McComber is board’s choice for open seat
• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
• Veterans memorial lacking names
• Levy and Amboy residents warned about coyotes
• 1929 Ford Tri-Motor takes to the Central Arkansas skies
• News Briefs
• Levy and Amboy residents warned about coyotes
• PCSSD starting, ending times finalized
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• Danny Bradley honored by chiefs association
• Four apply for school board vacancy
• Deputies probe video of PCSSD board member
• Football, RazorRock Rally dominate week
• Arrests made in three 2009 Interstate slayings
• CAT plant officially in business
• Football, RazorRock Rally dominate week
• Arrests made in three 2009 Interstate slayings
• CAT plant officially in business
• News Briefs
• Blue Dog artist helps THEA celebrate anniversary
• Danny Bradley honored by chiefs association
• Four apply for school board vacancy
• Deputies probe video of PCSSD board member
• Football, RazorRock Rally dominate week
• Arrests made in three 2009 Interstate slayings
• CAT plant officially in business
• News Briefs
• Blue Dog artist helps THEA celebrate anniversary
• Danny Bradley honored by chiefs association
• Four apply for school board vacancy
• Deputies probe video of PCSSD board member
• Football, RazorRock Rally dominate week
• Arrests made in three 2009 Interstate slayings
• CAT plant officially in business
• News Briefs
• Blue Dog artist helps THEA celebrate anniversary
• Danny Bradley honored by chiefs association
• Four apply for school board vacancy
• Deputies probe video of PCSSD board member
• Football, RazorRock Rally dominate week
• Arrests made in three 2009 Interstate slayings
• CAT plant officially in business
• News Briefs
• Blue Dog artist helps THEA celebrate anniversary
• Danny Bradley honored by chiefs association
• Four apply for school board vacancy
• Deputies probe video of PCSSD board member
• Football, RazorRock Rally dominate week
• Arrests made in three 2009 Interstate slayings
• CAT plant officially in business
• News Briefs
• Blue Dog artist helps THEA celebrate anniversary
• Danny Bradley honored by chiefs association
• Four apply for school board vacancy
• Deputies probe video of PCSSD board member
• Football, RazorRock Rally dominate week
• Arrests made in three 2009 Interstate slayings
• CAT plant officially in business
• News Briefs
• Blue Dog artist helps THEA celebrate anniversary
• Danny Bradley honored by chiefs association
• Four apply for school board vacancy
• Deputies probe video of PCSSD board member
• Football, RazorRock Rally dominate week
• Arrests made in three 2009 Interstate slayings
• CAT plant officially in business
• News Briefs
• Blue Dog artist helps THEA celebrate anniversary
• Danny Bradley honored by chiefs association
• Four apply for school board vacancy
• Deputies probe video of PCSSD board member
• Football, RazorRock Rally dominate week
• Arrests made in three 2009 Interstate slayings
• CAT plant officially in business
• News Briefs
• Blue Dog artist helps THEA celebrate anniversary
• Danny Bradley honored by chiefs association
• Four apply for school board vacancy
• Deputies probe video of PCSSD board member
• Football, RazorRock Rally dominate week
• Arrests made in three 2009 Interstate slayings
• CAT plant officially in business
• News Briefs
• Blue Dog artist helps THEA celebrate anniversary
• Danny Bradley honored by chiefs association
• Four apply for school board vacancy
• Deputies probe video of PCSSD board member
• Few countywide offices draw opponents
• Travelers named business of the year
• Judge orders PCSSD to use previous bell schedule
• Testimony weighed in case hearing
• News Briefs
• Rose City Middle School to receive federal funds
• Blue Dog artist helps THEA celebrate anniversary
• Gosser resigns; NLR school board looks for replacement
• Danny Bradley honored by chiefs association
• Four apply for school board vacancy
• Deputies probe video of PCSSD board member
• Football, RazorRock Rally dominate week
• Arrests made in three 2009 Interstate slayings
• CAT plant officially in business
• PCSSD 2010 legal bills total $654,338.48
• Mount Olive Street coming to NLR
• News Briefs
• Property purchase goes on without Baggett
• Aldermen all draw opponents
• Gosser resigns; NLR school board looks for replacement
• PCSSD 2010 legal bills total $654,338.48
• Mount Olive Street coming to NLR
• News Briefs
• Property purchase goes on without Baggett
• Aldermen all draw opponents
• Few countywide offices draw opponents
• Travelers named business of the year
• Judge orders PCSSD to use previous bell schedule
• Testimony weighed in case hearing
• Rose City Middle School to receive federal funds
• PCSSD 2010 legal bills total $654,338.48
• Mount Olive Street coming to NLR
• News Briefs
• Property purchase goes on without Baggett
• Aldermen all draw opponents
• Few countywide offices draw opponents
• Travelers named business of the year
• Judge orders PCSSD to use previous bell schedule
• Testimony weighed in case hearing
• Rose City Middle School to receive federal funds
• Gosser resigns; NLR school board looks for replacement
• Rose City Middle School to receive federal funds
• Aldermen all draw opponents
• Gosser resigns; NLR school board looks for replacement
• Few countywide offices draw opponents
• PCSSD 2010 legal bills total $654,338.48
• Travelers named business of the year
• Mount Olive Street coming to NLR
• Judge orders PCSSD to use previous bell schedule
• News Briefs
• Testimony weighed in case hearing
• Property purchase goes on without Baggett
• Rose City Middle School to receive federal funds
• Aldermen all draw opponents
• Gosser resigns; NLR school board looks for replacement
• Few countywide offices draw opponents
• PCSSD 2010 legal bills total $654,338.48
• Travelers named business of the year
• Mount Olive Street coming to NLR
• Judge orders PCSSD to use previous bell schedule
• News Briefs
• Testimony weighed in case hearing
• Property purchase goes on without Baggett
• Rose City Middle School to receive federal funds
• Aldermen all draw opponents
• Gosser resigns; NLR school board looks for replacement
• Few countywide offices draw opponents
• PCSSD 2010 legal bills total $654,338.48
• Travelers named business of the year
• Mount Olive Street coming to NLR
• Judge orders PCSSD to use previous bell schedule
• News Briefs
• Testimony weighed in case hearing
• Property purchase goes on without Baggett
• Property purchase goes on without Baggett
• Aldermen all draw opponents
• Few countywide offices draw opponents
• Travelers named business of the year
• Judge orders PCSSD to use previous bell schedule
• Testimony weighed in case hearing
• Rose City Middle School to receive federal funds
• Gosser resigns; NLR school board looks for replacement
• PCSSD 2010 legal bills total $654,338.48
• Mount Olive Street coming to NLR
• News Briefs
• Testimony weighed in case hearing
• Rose City Middle School to receive federal funds
• Gosser resigns; NLR school board looks for replacement
• PCSSD 2010 legal bills total $654,338.48
• Mount Olive Street coming to NLR
• News Briefs
• Property purchase goes on without Baggett
• Aldermen all draw opponents
• Few countywide offices draw opponents
• PCSSD 2010 legal bills total $654,338.48
• Travelers named business of the year
• Mount Olive Street coming to NLR
• Judge orders PCSSD to use previous bell schedule
• News Briefs
• Testimony weighed in case hearing
• Property purchase goes on without Baggett
• Rose City Middle School to receive federal funds
• Aldermen all draw opponents
• Gosser resigns; NLR school board looks for replacement
• Few countywide offices draw opponents
• Travelers named business of the year
• Judge orders PCSSD to use previous bell schedule
• Judge orders PCSSD to use previous bell schedule
• News Briefs
• Testimony weighed in case hearing
• Property purchase goes on without Baggett
• Rose City Middle School to receive federal funds
• Aldermen all draw opponents
• Gosser resigns; NLR school board looks for replacement
• Few countywide offices draw opponents
• Travelers named business of the year
• Judge orders PCSSD to use previous bell schedule
• Testimony weighed in case hearing
• Rose City Middle School to receive federal funds
• Gosser resigns; NLR school board looks for replacement
• PCSSD 2010 legal bills total $654,338.48
• Mount Olive Street coming to NLR
• News Briefs
• Property purchase goes on without Baggett
• Aldermen all draw opponents
• Few countywide offices draw opponents
• PCSSD 2010 legal bills total $654,338.48
• Travelers named business of the year
• Mount Olive Street coming to NLR
• Mount Olive Street coming to NLR
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• City Council has heavy load Monday night
• Wiretap hearing set for Tuesday
• PCSSD 2010 legal bills total $654,338.48
• PCSSD start times switched
• Mount Olive Street coming to NLR
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening September 1
• News Briefs
• PCSSD teachers reject offer
• Property purchase goes on without Baggett
• Aldermanic race takes shape
• Aldermen all draw opponents
• Corps of Engineers tour river
• Few countywide offices draw opponents
• Attempt to reset school hours fails
• Travelers named business of the year
• Judge orders PCSSD to use previous bell schedule
• Testimony weighed in case hearing
• Rose City Middle School to receive federal funds
• Gosser resigns; NLR school board looks for replacement
• PCSSD 2010 legal bills total $654,338.48
• PCSSD teachers reject offer
• Aldermanic race takes shape
• Corps of Engineers tour river
• Attempt to reset school hours fails
• News Briefs
• City Council has heavy load Monday night
• Wiretap hearing set for Tuesday
• PCSSD start times switched
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening September 1
• PCSSD teachers reject offer
• Aldermanic race takes shape
• News Briefs
• Corps of Engineers tour river
• City Council has heavy load Monday night
• Attempt to reset school hours fails
• Wiretap hearing set for Tuesday
• PCSSD start times switched
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening September 1
• PCSSD start times switched
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening September 1
• PCSSD teachers reject offer
• Aldermanic race takes shape
• Corps of Engineers tour river
• Attempt to reset school hours fails
• News Briefs
• City Council has heavy load Monday night
• Wiretap hearing set for Tuesday
• News Briefs
• City Council has heavy load Monday night
• Wiretap hearing set for Tuesday
• PCSSD start times switched
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening September 1
• PCSSD teachers reject offer
• Aldermanic race takes shape
• Corps of Engineers tour river
• Attempt to reset school hours fails
• City Council has heavy load Monday night
• Wiretap hearing set for Tuesday
• PCSSD start times switched
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening September 1
• PCSSD teachers reject offer
• Aldermanic race takes shape
• Corps of Engineers tour river
• Attempt to reset school hours fails
• News Briefs
• Aldermanic race takes shape
• Attempt to reset school hours fails
• Corps of Engineers tour river
• News Briefs
• Attempt to reset school hours fails
• City Council has heavy load Monday night
• Wiretap hearing set for Tuesday
• PCSSD start times switched
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening September 1
• PCSSD teachers reject offer
• Aldermanic race takes shape
• Corps of Engineers tour river
• News Briefs
• Attempt to reset school hours fails
• City Council has heavy load Monday night
• News Briefs
• Wiretap hearing set for Tuesday
• City Council has heavy load Monday night
• PCSSD start times switched
• Wiretap hearing set for Tuesday
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening September 1
• PCSSD start times switched
• PCSSD teachers reject offer
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening September 1
• Aldermanic race takes shape
• PCSSD teachers reject offer
• Corps of Engineers tour river
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening September 1
• PCSSD teachers reject offer
• Aldermanic race takes shape
• Corps of Engineers tour river
• News Briefs
• Attempt to reset school hours fails
• City Council has heavy load Monday night
• News Briefs
• Wiretap hearing set for Tuesday
• City Council has heavy load Monday night
• PCSSD start times switched
• Wiretap hearing set for Tuesday
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening September 1
• PCSSD start times switched
• PCSSD teachers reject offer
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening September 1
• Aldermanic race takes shape
• PCSSD teachers reject offer
• Corps of Engineers tour river
• Aldermanic race takes shape
• Attempt to reset school hours fails
• Corps of Engineers tour river
• News Briefs
• City Council has heavy load Monday night
• Wiretap hearing set for Tuesday
• PCSSD start times switched
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• PCSSD start times switched
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening September 1
• Incumbents file for office
• PCSSD teachers reject offer
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• Aldermanic race takes shape
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• Corps of Engineers tour river
• News Briefs
• City Council has heavy load Monday night
• Wiretap hearing set for Tuesday
• PCSSD start times switched
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening September 1
• PCSSD teachers reject offer
• Aldermanic race takes shape
• Corps of Engineers tour river
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• News Briefs
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• City Council has heavy load Monday night
• News Briefs
• Wiretap hearing set for Tuesday
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Incumbents file for office
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• News Briefs
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Incumbents file for office
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• News Briefs
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Incumbents file for office
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Incumbents file for office
• Incumbents file for office
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• News Briefs
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Incumbents file for office
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• News Briefs
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Incumbents file for office
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• News Briefs
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Incumbents file for office
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• News Briefs
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Incumbents file for office
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Incumbents file for office
• Incumbents file for office
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• News Briefs
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Incumbents file for office
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• News Briefs
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Incumbents file for office
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• News Briefs
• Minihan assumes command at LRAFB
• Sound wall nearing completion on I-40
• Incumbents file for office
• Baring Cross purchase postponed
• On Target: Students shop with Salvation Army volunteers
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• News Briefs
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• Lightning likely suspect in Aug. 9 power outage
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• City Council approves master plan for Argenta plan
• Breaking News: Power outage snarls NLR
• News Briefs
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• News Briefs
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• Breaking News: Power outage snarls NLR
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• Breaking News: Power outage snarls NLR
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• News Briefs
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• Breaking News: Power outage snarls NLR
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• News Briefs
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• Breaking News: Power outage snarls NLR
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• News Briefs
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• Breaking News: Power outage snarls NLR
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• News Briefs
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• Breaking News: Power outage snarls NLR
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• News Briefs
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• News Briefs
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• Breaking News: Power outage snarls NLR
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• Breaking News: Power outage snarls NLR
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• News Briefs
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• News Briefs
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• News Briefs
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• News Briefs
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• News Briefs
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• News Briefs
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• Step-by-step Quiksaver installation instructions
• City offers residents free energy-reducing kits
• 14-year-old dies in wreck on Batesville Pike
• Baggett barred from purchase vote
• Summer storms cause damage to homes, trees
• News Briefs
• Morgan lone candidate to file
• NLR fire department gets animal oxygen masks
• Laman Library plans celebration for summer’s end
• Fridges hot topic for Green Agenda Committee
• NEWSBRIEFS
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out activities
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• NLR crime trend down
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• National Night Out activities
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• NLR crime trend down
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• NLR crime trend down
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• NEWSBRIEFS
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out activities
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• NEWSBRIEFS
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• NEWSBRIEFS
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• National Night Out activities
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• NLR crime trend down
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• NEWSBRIEFS
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• National Night Out activities
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• NLR crime trend down
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• NEWSBRIEFS
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• National Night Out activities
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• NLR crime trend down
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• NEWSBRIEFS
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out activities
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• NEWSBRIEFS
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• National Night Out activities
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• NLR crime trend down
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• NLR crime trend down
• NLR crime trend down
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• NLR crime trend down
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• NEWSBRIEFS
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out activities
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• NEWSBRIEFS
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• National Night Out activities
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• NLR crime trend down
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• NEWSBRIEFS
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• National Night Out activities
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• NLR crime trend down
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• NEWSBRIEFS
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• National Night Out activities
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• NLR crime trend down
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• NEWSBRIEFS
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• National Night Out activities
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• National Night Out activities
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• NEWSBRIEFS
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• National Night Out activities
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• NLR crime trend down
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• NLR crime trend down
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• NEWSBRIEFS
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• NLR crime trend down
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• NEWSBRIEFS
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out activities
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• NEWSBRIEFS
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• No ‘Race to the Top’ money for Arkansas schools
• National Night Out returns on Tuesday
• National Night Out activities
• PCSSD, union fail to reach agreement
• North Little Rock OKs Sherwood payment
• NLR crime trend down
• City Council goes into the gas station business
• Hearts and Hooves and Hats
• NY attorney gets Arkansas education
• Trial dates set in public corruption case
• Public discusses police at hearing
• News Briefs
• Teens, adults work together to help neighbors
• Money items on agenda for council meeting
• State requires immunizations for students
• Wreck closes Interstate
• Curb paint notices not from city
• NLR school board hires two elementary school principals
• Innocent pleas entered in public corruption case
• Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• Oak Grove Elementary announces registration
• Wreck closes Interstate
• Curb paint notices not from city
• NLR school board hires two elementary school principals
• Innocent pleas entered in public corruption case
• Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• Oak Grove Elementary announces registration
• Public discusses police at hearing
• News Briefs
• Teens, adults work together to help neighbors
• Money items on agenda for council meeting
• State requires immunizations for students
• Oak Grove Elementary announces registration
• Wreck closes Interstate
• Public discusses police at hearing
• Curb paint notices not from city
• News Briefs
• NLR school board hires two elementary school principals
• Teens, adults work together to help neighbors
• Innocent pleas entered in public corruption case
• Money items on agenda for council meeting
• Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• State requires immunizations for students
• State requires immunizations for students
• Oak Grove Elementary announces registration
• Wreck closes Interstate
• Public discusses police at hearing
• Curb paint notices not from city
• News Briefs
• NLR school board hires two elementary school principals
• Teens, adults work together to help neighbors
• Innocent pleas entered in public corruption case
• Money items on agenda for council meeting
• Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• State requires immunizations for students
• Wreck closes Interstate
• Curb paint notices not from city
• NLR school board hires two elementary school principals
• Innocent pleas entered in public corruption case
• Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• Oak Grove Elementary announces registration
• Public discusses police at hearing
• News Briefs
• Teens, adults work together to help neighbors
• Money items on agenda for council meeting
• Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• Oak Grove Elementary announces registration
• Public discusses police at hearing
• News Briefs
• Teens, adults work together to help neighbors
• Money items on agenda for council meeting
• State requires immunizations for students
• Oak Grove Elementary announces registration
• Wreck closes Interstate
• Public discusses police at hearing
• Curb paint notices not from city
• News Briefs
• NLR school board hires two elementary school principals
• Teens, adults work together to help neighbors
• Innocent pleas entered in public corruption case
• Money items on agenda for council meeting
• Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• State requires immunizations for students
• Wreck closes Interstate
• Curb paint notices not from city
• NLR school board hires two elementary school principals
• Innocent pleas entered in public corruption case
• Money items on agenda for council meeting
• State requires immunizations for students
• Wreck closes Interstate
• Curb paint notices not from city
• NLR school board hires two elementary school principals
• Innocent pleas entered in public corruption case
• Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• Oak Grove Elementary announces registration
• Public discusses police at hearing
• News Briefs
• Teens, adults work together to help neighbors
• Innocent pleas entered in public corruption case
• Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• Oak Grove Elementary announces registration
• Public discusses police at hearing
• News Briefs
• Teens, adults work together to help neighbors
• Money items on agenda for council meeting
• State requires immunizations for students
• Oak Grove Elementary announces registration
• Wreck closes Interstate
• Public discusses police at hearing
• Curb paint notices not from city
• News Briefs
• NLR school board hires two elementary school principals
• Teens, adults work together to help neighbors
• Innocent pleas entered in public corruption case
• Money items on agenda for council meeting
• Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• State requires immunizations for students
• Wreck closes Interstate
• Curb paint notices not from city
• NLR school board hires two elementary school principals
• Benton removed state fair site list
• Teens, adults work together to help neighbors
• Two men from NLR found killed in county
• Money items on agenda for council meeting
• Corruption case sees new charges
• State requires immunizations for students
• Former NLR cheerleader brutally slain
• Wreck closes Interstate
• UPDATE: Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• Curb paint notices not from city
• NLR school board hires two elementary school principals
• Innocent pleas entered in public corruption case
• Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• Operation Lifesaver briefs city officials on train safety
• News Briefs
• Planning Commission OKs lot expansion
• Hartwick appointed to housing panel
• City Council approves funding for youth program
• Salvation Army welcomes new officers
• Oak Grove Elementary announces registration
• PCSSD, teachers ordered to mediation
• Public discusses police at hearing
• Sherwood children killed in vacation car crash
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• Former NLR cheerleader brutally slain
• Planning Commission OKs lot expansion
• UPDATE: Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• Hartwick appointed to housing panel
• Operation Lifesaver briefs city officials on train safety
• City Council approves funding for youth program
• News Briefs
• Salvation Army welcomes new officers
• Planning Commission OKs lot expansion
• PCSSD, teachers ordered to mediation
• Hartwick appointed to housing panel
• Operation Lifesaver briefs city officials on train safety
• Sherwood children killed in vacation car crash
• City Council approves funding for youth program
• News Briefs
• Benton removed state fair site list
• Salvation Army welcomes new officers
• Planning Commission OKs lot expansion
• Two men from NLR found killed in county
• PCSSD, teachers ordered to mediation
• Hartwick appointed to housing panel
• Corruption case sees new charges
• Sherwood children killed in vacation car crash
• City Council approves funding for youth program
• Former NLR cheerleader brutally slain
• Benton removed state fair site list
• Salvation Army welcomes new officers
• UPDATE: Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• Two men from NLR found killed in county
• PCSSD, teachers ordered to mediation
• Corruption case sees new charges
• Sherwood children killed in vacation car crash
• Former NLR cheerleader brutally slain
• Benton removed state fair site list
• UPDATE: Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• Two men from NLR found killed in county
• Operation Lifesaver briefs city officials on train safety
• Corruption case sees new charges
• City Council approves funding for youth program
• Salvation Army welcomes new officers
• PCSSD, teachers ordered to mediation
• Sherwood children killed in vacation car crash
• Benton removed state fair site list
• Two men from NLR found killed in county
• Corruption case sees new charges
• Former NLR cheerleader brutally slain
• UPDATE: Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• Operation Lifesaver briefs city officials on train safety
• News Briefs
• Planning Commission OKs lot expansion
• Hartwick appointed to housing panel
• Corruption case sees new charges
• PCSSD, teachers ordered to mediation
• Former NLR cheerleader brutally slain
• Sherwood children killed in vacation car crash
• Benton removed state fair site list
• Two men from NLR found killed in county
• Corruption case sees new charges
• Former NLR cheerleader brutally slain
• Operation Lifesaver briefs city officials on train safety
• News Briefs
• Planning Commission OKs lot expansion
• Hartwick appointed to housing panel
• UPDATE: Bank robbery suspect jumps to death
• City Council approves funding for youth program
• Operation Lifesaver briefs city officials on train safety
• Salvation Army welcomes new officers
• News Briefs
• PCSSD, teachers ordered to mediation
• Planning Commission OKs lot expansion
• Sherwood children killed in vacation car crash
• Hartwick appointed to housing panel
• Benton removed state fair site list
• City Council approves funding for youth program
• Two men from NLR found killed in county
• Salvation Army welcomes new officers
• Operation Lifesaver briefs city officials on train safety
• News Briefs
• Planning Commission OKs lot expansion
• Hartwick appointed to housing panel
• City Council approves funding for youth program
• Salvation Army welcomes new officers
• PCSSD, teachers ordered to mediation
• Sherwood children killed in vacation car crash
• Imagine a Paul Mitchell Partner School Helps Clean Up the Gulf Oil Spill
• Benton removed state fair site list
• Two men from NLR found killed in county
• Corruption case sees new charges
• Former NLR cheerleader brutally slain
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