FAYETTEVILLE -- James W. Guthrie, professor of public policy and education at Vanderbilt University, will discuss how to keep education reform moving forward during a visit this week to the University of Arkansas.

9:45 a.m. - The Guam Education Policy Board will meet tonight at Benavente Middle School at 6 p.m. for their regularly schedule meeting. The agenda includes the discussion on the establishment for criteria of non-classified positions and a report on feder

The state Legislature talked about constitutional reform earlier this year, but it fell shy of enough approval to move forward to a constitutional convention. The votes fell just short of what some people like Barbour County resident Comer Hagler hoped fo

FAYETTEVILLE -- A nationally debated issue comes to Northwest Arkansas next week when two academic researchers discuss their work on the education of boys.

Camden County freeholder candidates Mary I. Cortes and Alice J. Wood are running on a platform of reform, a pitch to whack taxes, cut county expenses and put a fresh, more communicative face on county government.