Cabot News

It was fun while it lasted. House Speaker Davy Carter won't make a Republican race for governor.

Students in the practical nursing program at Arkansas State University-Searcy, a technical campus of ASU-Beebe, participated in the annual Arkansas Licensed Practical Nurse Association convention in Batesville, April 11-12.ASU-Searcy winners were Gail Adkins of Searcy placed first in pharmacology; Terri Walton of Cabot won first place in nutrition; ... (more)

Students from the graphic arts classes at Arkansas State University-Beebe received awards following the spring art show and exhibit.The artworks were judged on overall presentation, and winners were announced in the categories of Graphic Design I, Graphic Design II, and Photography.Graphic Design I: First place, Carolanne Griffin of El Paso, ... (more)

Before the session, we offered our picks of ones to watch, but there were surprises in our post-session analysis.

Gary Dean Wisner, 47, of La Porte, TX passed away on April 12, 2013. He was born on November 7, 1966 in Searcy, Arkansas to Ben Wisner and Stella Wisner.

GOP candidate for Arkansas Governor, Asa Hutchinson, said he is focusing on fundraising, but is also content with few fireworks in his current campaign bid.

Last Thursday May 9th , around 7:00pm, Deputies from Lonoke County Sheriff's Department, responded to a report of a loud party taking place on Rye Drive in Cabot.

After emerging as a leader during the legislative session, many are wondering what is next for Arkansas House Speaker Davy Carter.

After emerging as a leader during the legislative session, many are wondering what is next for Arkansas House Speaker Davy Carter.

Jackie Jones with Regions Mortgage tells members and guests of the Jacksonville Cabot Real Estate Council about updates and changes in lending programs.

Thanks to several donors, the dogs at the Beebe Animal Shelter have new beds that keep them up off the cold, damp concrete floors.

The race to succeed Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe may get a little more crowded following news this morning that House Speaker Davy Carter, R-Cabot, is considering a run for the top job.

Gov. Mike Beebe has signed into law legislation that will allow Arkansas to use federal Medicaid dollars to purchase private health insurance for thousands of low-income residents.

The Arkansas Senate on Thursday approved 11 separate tax cut proposals which would total about $120 million by the 2015-16 fiscal year.

An item stolen out of a storage unit in Vilonia may not be worth a lot of monetary value but it is priceless to one mother.