White Hall News

Associated Press - April 8, 2009 12:43 PM ET WHITE HALL, Ark. - A deer somehow survived being hit by a car near Little Rock, but that was only the first part of what soon became a very rough day.

Many people woke up this morning to a very different world. John Berman takes a look at anti-theft lunch bags and ESPN's Sidd Finch.

Without a new, major employer arriving in Pine Bluff, area officials say the city and Jefferson County will likely continue its trend of shrinking in population.

The Pine Bluff Arsenal expects to receive $25 million from the federal economic stimulus package.

The White Hall Bulldogs have yet another young man from the class of 2010 who already has the college scouts turning their heads.

Some school officials in Arkansas say their districts could lose hundreds of thousands of dollars in state funding if the state's School Choice Act is deemed unconstitutional.

Arkansas News Bureau LITTLE ROCK - Orion Lynn Vick of White Hall was one of 14 people to receive pardons from President George W. Bush on Monday.

Bears sign four Arkansans to next season's baseball roster By CODY USHER UCA SPORTS INFORMATION University of Central Arkansas baseball coach Doug Clark has signed four Arkansasans to NCAA National Letters of ...