Log Cabin Democrat

Spectators from across the county attended the Faulkner County Fair Parade on Tuesday in downtown Conway.

Hendrix College student Isabel Jara recently presented work at the National Meeting of the American Chemical Society that she co-authored with Professor of Chemistry David Hales and fellow students Victoria

Arkansas PBS has won two Public Media Awards from the National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA) in the 56th annual competition. Winners were announced on Sunday during the PMA Gala at the 2024 NETA Conference and CPB Public Media Thought Leader Forum. Videos of the winning and nominated projects may be viewed at

A recent discovery of water hyacinth, an invasive aquatic plant, has forced the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and Georgia-Pacific Crossett LLC to temporarily close the boating access to the Lake Georgia-Pacific in Ashley County. Fishing is still allowed at the lake, but the boat ramp will be closed while AGFC staff enact emergency actions to eradicate recently discovered concentrations of water hyacinth and survey the lake for additional occurrences of the plant.

St. Joseph High Schools boys golf team played Tuesday on the Links at Cadron Valley course. They took on Perryville and Greenbrier. The Lady Bulldogs didn't play because Perryville doesn't

Conway Christian running back Aaron Lovelace prays with his father Artie prior to the start of the season opener against Hazen on Aug. 30. at Mission Field. Conway Christian, Mayflower,

Georgia Manning Lewis may be known by some locally as a fiber artist, craft pattern designer, or amateur photographer. Some may remember her as director of nursing at Conway Regional

Compiled by COLLEEN HOLT Log Cabin Democrat 10 years ago Jay Grelen, author of “Sweet Tea Tales,” recently appeared at the Faulkner County Library.

Elias Nelson Conway was the fifth governor of Arkansas. He presided over a prosperous two terms in office and was part of the dominance of the Conway family in the state in the decades after joining the Union.

When Quitman and Mineral Springs decided to play a football game, both schools were looking for a neutral site because of the great distance between the two schools. After putting