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Archive forFebruary, 2012

Two more enti­ties are mak­ing claims to own­er­ship of a $1 mil­lion Arkansas lot­tery ticket, over which two peo­ple are already suing each other in White County. Beebe res­i­dent Sharon Jones claimed the ticket that she got out of a pile of dis­carded scratch tick­ets at Super 1 Stop in Beebe on July 15. Lisa […]

A Ben­ton man with 14 prior felony con­vic­tions pleaded guilty Mon­day in Gar­land County Cir­cuit Court to mul­ti­ple felony counts from five dif­fer­ent cases and was sen­tenced to 25 years in prison and clas­si­fied as an habit­ual offender.Lloyd David McEl­murry, 38, was set to stand trial on all charges but plead guilty.

The owner of a plumb­ing com­pany at 200 Albert Pike Road said Tues­day that he is still in oper­a­tion, even though the struc­ture hous­ing the busi­ness was destroyed by fire Mon­day night.“We are alive and well and look­ing to serve. We’re not shut­ting down.

Remem­ber those new Arkansas Dri­vers licences that started being issued not long ago? Seem they’re doing their job to com­bat fake ID’s. State offi­cials say they have yet to see a coun­ter­feit of the new style license.

Gas prices in Arkansas are up 10 cents over the past week. The aver­age cost for a gal­lon of unleaded gas is $3.52. That’s up from $3.42 a week ago. The national aver­age is $3.69 per gallon.

Agents with the U.S. Bureau of Alco­hol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explo­sives seized a reported 7.5 tons of dis­play fire­works Wednes­day from a stor­age site at 817 Lakeshore Drive after a search war­rant was exe­cuted. Grover Cross­land, agent in charge of the bureau’s regional office in Lit­tle Rock, said Thurs­day that the fire­works, which were hauled […]

Gard­ner Math, Sci­ence and Tech­nol­ogy Mag­net School Envi­ron­men­tal And Spa­tial Tech­nolo­gies students…Gardner Math, Sci­ence and Tech­nol­ogy Mag­net School Envi­ron­men­tal And Spa­tial Tech­nolo­gies stu­dents have received video train­ing from Hot Springs High School EAST stu­dents through an EAST After Hours grant. Paul Miller, Gardner’s EAST facil­i­ta­tor, said the pro­gram received $6,400.

Gar­land County Judge Rick Davis says none of the $42 mil­lion jail con­struc­tion bond money would be used to build an ani­mal shel­ter at the High­way 270 west site where the county will build a new deten­tion cen­ter. “Just so the pub­lic under­stands, there will be no money spent from this jail project.”

The finan­cially trou­bled U.S. Postal Ser­vice said Thurs­day it has decided to move all mail pro­cess­ing oper­a­tions from the Hot Springs Cus­tomer Ser­vice Mail Pro­cess­ing Cen­ter to the Lit­tle Rock Pro­cess­ing and Dis­tri­b­u­tion Center.

Agents with the U.S. Bureau of Alco­hol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explo­sives seized a reported 7.5 tons of dis­play fire­works Wednes­day from a stor­age site at 817 Lakeshore Drive after a search war­rant was executed.

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