Camden News

NE YO fans have a reason to be jolly this holiday season as he will be coming to Malaysia in January, as part of his "Year of the Gentleman Tour". If you are not a fan yet, may we implore why? After all, it is not often in this day and age that one finds a singer-songwriter as talented as this 30-year-old who hails from Camden, Arkansas.

The members of Destry and Bear Colony shouldn't have any trouble finding something to talk about.

Cimate officials: optimism, much work ahead...Obama meets Turkish leader COPENHAGEN U.N. officials say the world is within reach of keeping global warming under control.

American Rheinmetall Munitions announced the opening of its new green ammunition production facility to support evolving Defense Department requirements.

Soon, Camden's mayoral inaugural event will kick off the already rehearsed and paid plans for the city.

The Camden Fairview Cardinals punched their ticket to War Memorial Stadium for the first time ever, defeating the Greenbrier Panthers 49-28 in the Class 5A semifinals Friday night at Cardinal Stadium.

Country singer Buddy Jewell's meteoric rise caused him to be tagged an "overnight sensation," but looking back at his ten years in Nashville obscurity, Jewell considers himself a modern-day %Rip Van Winkle.

Governor Mike Beebe today announced his intent to grant 10 pardons, according to a press release from the governor's office.

Earl conjures up a karmic plan to atone for all the wicked wrongs he did to an oddball "witch lady" when he was a youngster.

Bob Dodson raised money for this memorial to honor those who perished when their bomber crashed during training on Jan.

The Arkansas Parole Board has recommended clemency for a 76-year-old woman sentenced to life in prison for first-degree murder.

Two teens are accused of luring in a tame fawn with corn and then beating it to death with a hammer in Camden.

At just 25-years, old photographer Thomas Sanders has already found a lucrative niche in his chosen profession.

The storm system that the National Weather Service expects to cause widespread flooding has reached into Arkansas, where it is expected to linger today.

Storms that passed through Arkansas have left Arkansans with heavy wind and flood damage.

Much of East Camden is still in the dark. The National Weather Service confirmed Friday, it was an E-F2 tornado that ripped through Ouachita County, uprooting trees and damaging homes.

The National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado was reported at East Camden in Ouachita County this afternoon, shortly before 3:45. Damage reports include downed trees and that Highway 278/274 is impassable.

Several Region 8 firefighters survive a possible tornado touchdown in Camden, Arkansas Thursday afternoon.

A tornado watch is issued for central Arkansas until 9:00 p.m and 12:00 a.m. for north Arkansas.

AT 4:35 P.M., ENTERGY REPORTED 1,000 CUSTOMERS WITHOUT POWER IN THE SMACKOVER AND FORDYCE AREA.