The BoDirt administration | Arkansas Democrat Gazette

Trey "BoDirt" Bohannan represents our political situation here in Arkansas. Yes, he was wiped out in the March GOP primary by state Sen. Ron Caldwell, a salt-of-the-earth Arkansan from Wynne with a distinguished record. But it was BoDirt who was endorsed by Gov. Sarah Sanders, Attorney General Tim Griffin, and several other Republican elected officials. BoDirt is a business partner with a man who pleaded guilty to Internet stalking of girls in 2017. That didn't seem to bother Sanders, Griffin and others who believed Caldwell hadn't sufficiently supported their MAGA agenda.

The BoDirt administration | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Trey "BoDirt" Bohannan represents our political situation here in Arkansas. Yes, he was wiped out in the March GOP primary by state Sen. Ron Caldwell, a salt-of-the-earth Arkansan from Wynne with a distinguished record. But it was BoDirt who was endorsed by Gov. Sarah Sanders, Attorney General Tim Griffin, and several other Republican elected officials. BoDirt is a business partner with a man who pleaded guilty to Internet stalking of girls in 2017. That didn't seem to bother Sanders, Griffin and others who believed Caldwell hadn't sufficiently supported their MAGA agenda.

'Error': Arkansas Woman Who Makes $16.50 an Hour Accidentally Paid $1,650 an Hour and Refused to Return Paycheck, Police Say

An Arkansas business accidentally paid one of its employees $1,650 an hour rather than $16.50 an hour, and that staff member now faces a felony theft charge after refusing to return thousands of dollars in unearned compensation. Rene Nichole Coleman, 50, was charged with theft of more than $5,000 but less than $25,000, a Class C felony, KAIT reported. Coleman's former employer, the CEO of a business in Jonesboro, Arkansas, reported the theft on Aug. 12, 2025. According to a police affidavit, the company head told authorities that Coleman stole funds from the business.

Parker to step away from ACHE leadership post - Talk Business & Politics

Kyle Parker, the first president and CEO of the Fort Smith-based Arkansas Colleges of Health Education (ACHE), is transitioning out of the top leadership post effective June 30, and will become president emeritus. A successor has not yet been named. The move was announced Monday (April 13) morning by the higher education institution. The president emeritus title will allow Parker to continue serving as an ambassador for the institution, ACHE noted in the statement. "On behalf of the Board of Trustees, we extend our deepest gratitude to Dr.

The BoDirt administration | Arkansas Democrat Gazette

Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. Trey "BoDirt" Bohannan represents our political situation here in Arkansas. Yes, he was wiped out in the March GOP primary by state Sen. Ron Caldwell, a salt-of-the-earth Arkansan from Wynne with a distinguished record. But it was BoDirt who was endorsed by Gov. Sarah Sanders, Attorney General Tim Griffin, and several other Republican elected officials. BoDirt is a business partner with a man who pleaded guilty to Internet stalking of girls in 2017.

Women's National Invitation Tournament Glance

Binghamton 81, Mercyhurst Lakers 60 At Firestone Fieldhouse Malibu, Calif. Pepperdine 71, UC Davis 68 At Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum Winston-Salem, N.C. Md.-Eastern Shore 59, Wake Forest 48 At Convocation Center Ohio Athens, Ohio UMBC 62, Ohio 58, OT At Clune Arena Colorado Springs, Colo. N. Colorado 79, Air Force 72 At Chiles Center Portland, Ore. Portland 62, Sam Houston St. 59 At War Memorial at the Sobrato Center San Francisco San Francisco 80, Utah Valley St. 50 At Reilly Center St. Bonaventure, N.Y. St. Bonaventure 69, Drexel 67, OT At Charles E.

Forbes 250: The Greatest Historic Self-Made Americans

Edited By Alex Knapp and Michael Noer, Forbes Staff Reported by Jessica Jacolbe braham Lincoln once wrote to a young man who asked him for advice to "always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other one thing." That sentiment is at the heart of an American principle that Honest Abe himself embodied: that unlike in the Old World, in the United States, anyone can rise to the top.

Fewer players from outside the Power Four are being selected in the NFL draft

Just like Cinderella teams have become less of a factor at the NCAA men's basketball tournament, fewer longshots are reaching the NFL draft from small schools. Blame NIL riches and the crowded transfer portal, a combination that has led to a concentration of talent in the power conferences. The SEC, Big Ten, ACC and Big 12 dominate college football, commanding higher revenue, better television ratings and bigger budgets. And more and more, they're siphoning stars from the nonpower leagues. "Jerry Rice still gets drafted by the 49ers, but I don't know that it's from Mississippi Valley State

A federal judge dismisses another DOJ lawsuit seeking voter data, this time in Massachusetts

A federal judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit from the U.S. Department of Justice seeking Massachusetts' state voter rolls, marking the latest setback in a wide-ranging effort by the Trump administration to collect detailed data on the nation's voters.The ruling from U.S. District Court Judge Leo Sorokin marks at least the fifth time a judge has rejected similar attempts by the Justice Department. Sorokin, an appointee of former President Barack Obama, said the U.S.