ESI Staff
Climate justice
All people have unalienable rights to Life, Liberty, and Property
The U.S. Constitution, the basis of our democracy, recognizes all people are created equal, endowed...
The Pursuit of Happiness
When I was in boot camp one of the first lessons we learned about soldiering was the difference between a gun and a rifle....
Constables on Patrol
March 5
10:01 a.m. – Because of a triggered burglary alarm at a business on US 62, the constable checked and found a front door...
Hognobbing
FAYETTEVILLE -- After picking up an offer from the in-state Razorbacks on Feb. 24, Rison defensive back Malik Chavis had planned on taking some...
Trash fee causes furor
When some property tax statements went out two weeks ago they included an insert, the “Ozark Mountain Solid Waste District Fee.” The notice explained...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week March 14-20
Pisces to Aries, Spring (Ostara) & International Astrology Day
Here we are in our last days of winter and the last week of Pisces. Before...
‘See that poster? Let’s move there.’
Sandra Walker spent most of her adult life, 44 years, in Europe where she taught art at schools for children of U.S. military personnel....
HDC approves chimney removal
At the March 7 Historic District Commission meeting, commissioner Mark Ingram asked why commissioners would require someone to rebuild a non-functioning chimney for a...
Susan Celeste (Funaro) Chamberlain June 29, 1952 – March 2, 2018
Today, family and friends celebrate the wonderful life of Susan Celeste Funaro Chamberlain, who passed away Friday, March 2, 2018. Susan’s amazing will and kind...
Virginia Tietjen Deshon May 18, 1922 – March 7, 2018
Virginia Tietjen Deshon of Holiday Island, Ark., was born May 18, 1922 in White Plains, New York, daughter of Edwin J. and Tilly (DeBell)...