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Central City Barber Shop relocates after 19 years
After 19 years at the corner of Central Avenue and Golf Links Road, Shane's Central City Barber Shop is moving to its third location in 56 years.
by
Tanner Newton The Sentinel-Record
15 hrs. ago
Local teen charged with murder following shooting
Hot Springs police have arrested a local teen in relation to Saturday's homicide on Autumn Street.
1 day ago
Circle Gallery at Emergent Arts to exhibit works inspired by poetry
April is National Poetry Month and, in celebration, the Circle Gallery at Emergent Arts plans to exhibit visual artworks inspired by poetry in "The Art of Poetry: An Exhibition of Visual Art Inspired by the Written Word."
20 hrs. ago
Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski announces retirement
BOSTON -- The New England Patriots' gentle giant has decided to hang up his cleats.
by
KYLE HIGHTOWER The Associated Press
20 hrs. ago
Bridal glow
The Sentinel-Record/Grace Brown
Makeup artist Ashlyn Barker, left, with Blushed Beauty Boutique, applies makeup to model Savvy Morgan during the Hot Springs Bridal Expo at the Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa on Sunday.
20 hrs. ago
Latest News
Teen charged with murder
A local teenager was charged with first-degree murder Sunday afternoon for the reported fatal shooting of 21-year-old Keon Lashawn Jackson, of Hot Springs, early Saturday morning on Autumn Street, Hot Springs police said.
by staff reports 15 hrs. ago
Statewide conference to emphasize equal access to housing
While fair housing issues exist in Hot Springs, Carol Johnson, executive director of the Arkansas Fair Housing Commission, said in a recent interview that there have not been a large number of cases.
15 hrs. ago
Building permits
March 15
Traci Hill Commercial Industrial Residential Building Services, 3954 Central Ave., B-2, $88,578, remodeling an existing commercial space, installing a new wall, framing and drywall.
M. Jackson, 219 Deanwood Drive, $19,000, bathroom remodel.
Scott Blair, 202 Bellaire Drive, $5,000, tear off and reroof.
20 hrs. ago
State News
Arkansas officials reconsider choice of provider to run juvenile lockups
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Company won't operate duck boats in 2019 after sinking that killed 17
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The company that owns a duck boat that sank on a Missouri lake last summer, killing 17 people, announced Thursday that it won't operate the vessels this year because of the ongoing investigation and will instead open a replacement attraction in the tourist town of Branson.
by HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH The Associated Press
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FDA takes up decades-long debate over breast implant safety
WASHINGTON -- U.S. health officials are taking another look at the safety of breast implants, the latest review in a decades-long debate.
by MATTHEW PERRONE The Associated Press
Experts warn Midwest flood risk may persist for months
ST. LOUIS -- Even as floodwaters receded in hard-hit places in in the Midwest, experts warned Saturday that with plenty of snow still left to melt in northern states, the relief may only be temporary.
by JIM SALTER The Associated Press
World News
US-backed Syrian force clears area retaken from IS
BEIRUT -- U.S.-backed Syrian fighters cleared explosives in the last area retaken from the Islamic State group on Sunday and arrested a number of militants hiding in tunnels, a day after declaring military victory and the end of the extremists' self-styled caliphate.
by SARAH EL DEEB The Associated Press
UK PM May faces heavy pressure to step down to save Brexit
LONDON -- Embattled Prime Minister Theresa May was scrambling Sunday to win over adversaries to her Brexit withdrawal plan as key Cabinet ministers denied media reports that they were plotting to oust her.
by GREGORY KATZ The Associated Press
Business
Fed's patience should benefit consumers
NEW YORK -- So much for those worries about rising interest rates.
by STAN CHOE The Associated Press
US budget deficit sets February record
WASHINGTON -- The federal government posted a record budget deficit in February, pushing the overall deficit for the first five months of the budget year up 39 percent from a year ago.
by MARTIN CRUTSINGER The Associated Press
Sports
Tennessee avoids big meltdown, beats Iowa to reach Sweet 16
Two-time SEC player of the year Grant Williams scored six points in overtime and Tennessee held off Iowa 83-77 on Sunday to reach the Sweet 16 for the first time in three years.
by The Associated Press
Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski announces retirement
BOSTON -- The New England Patriots' gentle giant has decided to hang up his cleats.
by KYLE HIGHTOWER The Associated Press
Viewpoints
Monday's Letter to the Editor
Just the facts
No stopping point
The best way to assess ideas is to extrapolate from the logic upon which they are based, to ask "if X" then why not "Y?" And if you extend to "Y" on that basis how do you prevent extension to "W" and "Z" too?
School
School board meetings scheduled this week
The following school boards have meetings scheduled this week:
Arkadelphia student among UAM graduates
MONTICELLO -- The University of Arkansas at Monticello recently released its final list of December 2018 graduates. Local graduates included Nicky Campbell, of Arkadelphia, Associate of Arts.
Lifestyles
Friday Datebook
Civic clubs
Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 4369, 817 Hobson Ave., will serve corned beef and cabbage today at 6:30 p.m. The cost is $7. The public is welcome to attend. For more information, call 501-318-1599 or 501-922-2988.
Support groups
Narcotics Anonymous meets at noon and 8 p.m. today at 919 Hobson Ave. This is a 12-step recovery program for people for whom drugs have become a major problem. The Help Line number is 321-8700.
Items of interest
Hot Springs Toastmasters to meet Saturday at NPMC
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