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Saturday, September 10, 2011

SPORTS>>Panthers can’t cover Bruin kicks, fall by 30

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By RAY BENTON Leader sports editor Score, cover on-side kick, repeat. That was the formula for Pulaski Academy Friday night at Panther St...

SPORTS>>Panthers drop two matches this week

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By RAY BENTON Leader sports editor The only thing worse for a young volleyball team than getting blown out at home in a 7A Central match,...

SPORTS>>Badger ladies get win from Falcons

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By JASON KING Leader sportswriter The Beebe Lady Badgers capitalized on their streaks of momentum, and persevered when momentum belonged ...

SPORTS>>Beebe rallies from 21 down

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By JASON KING Leader sportswriter Beebe overcame turnovers, penalties and bizarre clock procedures – not to mention an emotionally charge...

SPORTS>>Miscues doom the Devils

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By DAN ELLIOTT Special to The Leader The first half was the best of the times and ultimately, the worst of times for the Jacksonville Red...
Friday, September 09, 2011

EDITORIAL >>Tomorrow’s Anniversary

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Tomorrow marks the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on New York City and the national capital, “the day that changed America,” in t...

TOP STORY > >Drunk driver put behind bars after failing breath test

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By SARAH CAMPBELL Leader staff writer After a recent breath test found his blood-alcohol level to be 0.03, a Little Rock man who was sent...

TOP STORY > >Disaster is declared for farmers in state after drought, rain

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By JOHN HOFHEIMER Special to the Leader Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsac Sept. 8 declared all 75 counties as agriculture natural disaster...

TOP STORY > >Good times roll at Cajun eatery

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By RICK KRON Leader staff writer When Don Pastor was looking to move his restaurant to Arkansas from the Texas-Louisiana coast, he ponder...

TOP STORY > >Sergeant brings pieces of trade center to base

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After the relics made their way to Aghanistan and back, Little Rock Air Force Base has two pieces of World Trade Center steel on display in ...
Tuesday, September 06, 2011

TOP STORY >> Couple will see utility bills drop

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By JEFFREY SMITH Leader staff writer Lonoke County residents Brian and Madison Sanders of the Woodlawn community will soon begin saving m...

TOP STORY >> Gas pollution poses danger, report claims

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By JOAN McCOY Leader staff writer The state agency charged with protecting the public from pollution caused by the natural-gas industry i...

TOP STORY >> Cabot welcomes new armory

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By JOAN McCOY Leader staff writer The Cabot Readiness Center was dedicated Tuesday morning, a little more than one year and eight months ...

SPORTS >> Carlisle set to avenge bad defeat at Bauxite

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By RAY BENTON Leader sports editor Carlisle had a great season last year, especially once conference play got started, but there were a c...

SPORTS >> Badgers, Rabbits meet again

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By JASON KING Leader sportswriter Although not a conference game, the familiar week two rivalry game between Lonoke and Beebe usually set...

SPORTS >> Red Devils face more Panthers

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By RAY BENTON Leader sports editor Jacksonville won’t get another crack at the Cabot Panthers this season after dropping the disappointin...

SPORTS >> Hornets present different challenge

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By RAY BENTON Leader sports editor North Pulaski’s Falcons didn’t have a good first outing under first-year coach Teodis Ingram. The Falc...

SPORTS >> National power coming to Panther Stadium

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By RAY BENTON AND JASON KING Leader sports writers Sometimes sarcasm can be a good indicator of how heavily something weighs on a person’...
Saturday, September 03, 2011

SPORTS>>North Pulaski loses opener against Lions

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By RAY BENTON Leader sports editor Six turnovers, numerous snap problems, a few lapses in pass defense and a speedy and accurate quarterb...

SPORTS>>Bison big in beat down

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By JASON KING Leader sportswriter It didn’t take long for Carlisle to establish complete momentum over Riverview. Bison sophomore Deron ...