... Speaker, returned from Little Rock, where she was the weekend guest of Mrs. Vernon. She was the guest of the Arkansas Gazette Booster Club at the Pulaski Theatre, Saturday.    50 years ago (1959) Ricky Batz of Conway showed the champion ...

... folks did and to heck with consequences or fallout.All that changed a generation, maybe two, ago.Witness the Arkansas Gazette. Argue this point or lobby for that one, but history pretty much shows that the Gazette's equal rights stances ...

... covering the Razoracks who worked a short stint for the Arkansas Gazette before beginning a 36-year career as news and sports ... was an Arkansas Tech game in Russellville for the Arkansas Gazette. He said he began dictating his story that evening ...

... then we had the Great Arkansas Newspaper War, the epic struggle in Little Rock and all over the state between the Arkansas Gazette and the Arkansas Democrat. Well into the war, the Little Rock family-owned Gazette sold to the Gannett Corporation ...

... assistant chief. He would fill the vacancy created by the death of Chief Shannon Whitten. James W. Cox became the Arkansas Gazette's distributor in Conway. He succeeded Kenneth C. Spatz. The Gazette had the second highest circulation in Conway ...

... distraction, his half-missing ear and a hand that was minus a few fingers probably was. Ernie Dumas, a former Arkansas Gazette reporter, had the fortune of covering Cox that year. Dumas tells the story about riding with Cox to Fort Smith ...

... prospective state fish instead of the largemouth bass. James Powell, editorial page editor of the late and lamented Arkansas Gazette, often referred to the largemouth bass as the loudmouth bass, and he did so on this occasion. Powell loved to ...

... teams would be given $100,000 of play money to participate in an eight-week stock market game sponsored by the Arkansas Gazette newspaper. The students would send their transactions, via computer, to the Gazette and would receive a weekly ...

... honored with a recipient of the award. The late Orville Henry and Jim Bailey, who have worked for both the late Arkansas Gazette and the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, have received the award most of those years. - Advertisement - "To achieve ...

... the Arkansas school students had participated in the National Spelling Bee, which was sponsored statewide by the Arkansas Gazette. The Conway Junior Auxiliary was coordinating results locally for the second year. 10 years ago (1999) The Humane ...