Sports
The John Brown women's soccer team will play Baker (Kan.) at 3:05 p.m. on Thursday afternoon at Alumni Field in the opening round of the NAIA Soccer National...
by Graham Thomas - April 13, 2021The Siloam Springs softball team suffered back-to-back losses of 13-0 in a 5A-West Conference doubleheader at Greenbrier on Tuesday.
April 11, 2021John Brown junior Allika Pearson ran a personal record time of 17 minutes, 46 seconds and finished fifth overall Friday at the NAIA Women's Cross Country Nat...
April 11, 2021The Lady Panthers continued their goal-scoring tear on Tuesday with a mercy rule win at Van Buren.
April 11, 2021Offense was nonexistent for the Siloam Springs baseball team on Tuesday as the Panthers didn't score a run in two games as Greenbrier swept a doubleheader 8-...
by Graham Thomas - April 11, 2021Trailing for the first time all season, the No. 11 John Brown women's soccer team responded the way coach Kathleen Paulsen hoped it would.
by Graham Thomas - April 11, 2021A controversial ending Tuesday resulted in Van Buren defeating the Siloam Springs boys on a last second goal at Blakemore Field.
by Graham Thomas - April 11, 2021In a true battle of fourth- and fifth-place teams in the conference, the fourth-seeded John Brown University volleyball squad had its season end on Tuesday e...
April 11, 2021Opinion
One of my nephews moved back to the family homestead temporarily as his family looks for permanent housing in the area. Just for fun, they bought some chicks...
by Devin Houston - April 7, 2021During the recent 2020 General Elections there was much talk about the duties of our state elected officials.
by Maylon T Rice - April 7, 2021Apples and oranges
by Tom Beckett - April 7, 2021This time 49 years ago, Patrick Broyles was serving with military intelligence in South Vietnam. He experienced what's remembered as the Easter Offensive. Br...
April 7, 2021In the end, Governor Asa Hutchinson, aided by "cooler heads" in the Arkansas House of Representatives, won a crucial legislative policy issue last week.
March 31, 2021"So what happens when we realize that 80% of the measures taken against the coronavirus weren't necessary?" It's a question I've asked myself and others over...
by Preston Jones - March 31, 2021In 1854, in the city of London, hundreds of people were dying of cholera. The doctors back then thought the cholera epidemic was caused by miasma. Miasma was...
March 31, 2021Demonizing Democrats
March 31, 2021Religion
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by Gene Linzey - April 7, 2021"I have set the LORD always before me; because He is at my right hand, I will not be moved. Therefore my heart is glad, and my glory rejoices; my flesh also ...
by Randy Moll - April 7, 2021The Passover is all about Jesus, and we have historical verification that Jesus was born, lived, died and came back to life!
March 31, 2021"Early on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene went to the tomb while it was still dark and saw that the stone had been taken away from the tomb. ..." J...
by Randy Moll - March 30, 2021Part 2
by Ron Wood - March 24, 2021As Carol and I were finishing breakfast one Friday morning, her phone began ringing.
by Gene Linzey - March 24, 2021Jesus said, "I came into this world for judgment, that those who do not see may see, and that those who see may become blind." John 9:39 (Read John 9:1-41)
by Randy Moll - March 24, 2021"What does the Scripture say? 'Abraham believed God, and it was credited to him as righteousness.' Now to him who works, wages are not given as a gift, but a...
by Randy Moll - March 17, 2021
News
After hearing feedback from parents at Thursday's meeting, Siloam Springs School Board members voted three to two to keep the district's mask policy in place...
by Janelle Jessen - April 11, 2021March 29
by From Staff Reports - April 11, 2021City directors unanimously approved a resolution on Tuesday asking the Arkansas Department of Transportation (ArDOT) for a guardrail along the retention pond...
by Marc Hayot - April 11, 2021In the April 4 story "Cobb donates to The Manna Center," Chaplain Rex Dickey was incorrectly listed as "Dockery." The Herald-Leader apologizes for the error.
by Marc Hayot - April 11, 2021JAY, Okla, -- Delaware County released unofficial results for April 6 municipal elections, including for Colcord, Grove and Kansas.
by Marc Hayot - April 11, 2021The Siloam Springs Farmers Market will reopen for the outdoor season on Saturday.
by Janelle Jessen - April 11, 2021The planning commission will hear a request for a rezoning permit for the 800 to 900 block of South Washington Street from C-2 (Roadway Commercial) to R-4 (R...
by Marc Hayot - April 11, 2021Siloam Springs School District's mask policy will stay in place until the end of the year after school board members voted three to two in favor of the polic...
by Janelle Jessen - April 8, 2021