OPINION | JOHN BRUMMETT: The few, the timid, the Democrats
"Russellville may be small, but they're slow."--longtime Conway radio sportscaster Bill Johnson calling play-by-play for a high school basketball game in the m…
"Russellville may be small, but they're slow."--longtime Conway radio sportscaster Bill Johnson calling play-by-play for a high school basketball game in the m…
Consider today's offering a break--from presidential trials, crime reports and war protests. And, boy, do we need the distraction.
The most anticipated first-round series of the NBA playoffs is here: the Los Angeles Lakers versus defending champions the Denver Nuggets. LeBron James' squad …
Saturdays, as many people know, are a social-media-free (and often all media-free) day for me, and this one was all media since I was spending time sitting fur…
My best days on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., in the 1980s were the slow days.
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Black Lives Matter is not the only organization that claims the acronym BLM. There's a much older outfit known as the Bureau of Land Management. It's part of t…
David Pryor stood as a paragon of Arkansas politics in his era, circa 1966 to 1996.
Want your faith in American restored? Go to a minor league baseball game.
To escape the frustration of TV's talking heads constantly droning on about unresolved problems largely arising from our nation's mismanagement, I decided to c…
Senator/Governor/Statesman David Pryor will go down in the annals of Arkansas politics as, if nothing else, the nicest guy you knew. We know from experience th…
Last week, Google fired 28 employees for their involvement in a sit-in at the tech giant. The now ex-employees were protesting the company's $1.2 billion contr…
Hot Springs memory
In his timeless essay "Politics and the English Language," George Orwell wrote: "Political language -- and with variations this is true of all political partie…