Oh the weather outside is frightful, here in Arkansas
Over 100,000 households are now without power in Arkansas and that number is rising by the minute. I hope everyone has a way to stay safe and warm.
What in the Fracking World: What the EPA Probably Won’t Be Telling Arkansans
I am starting to see more stories about the massive fish kill (around 100,000) that occurred last Thursday on the Arkansas River in NorthWest Arkansas. All of these stories suggest that disease is the most likely culprit for the kill. Yes, fish kills are a fairly common event, but not ones as large as
If You Can’t Beat ‘Em Kill ‘Em? Two Off-Duty Little Rock, Arkansas Police Officers Kill 67-Year-Old Man after Entering His Apartment
Two Off duty Police Officers DONNA LESHER and Tabitha Gurley McCrillis entered an elderly mans apartment and then where rushed by the man; according to the two officers. Lacking the strength to overpower him and the common sense to wait for backup. The officers shot Eugene Ellison twice, killing him.
Call Me the Grinch, but Perhaps You Might Like a Link or Two…
Maybe I just really dislike Christmas lights, but what purpose do they serve? Those lights are a pain to put up not to mention an unnecessary expense when your probably going to need that savings. So, if you add tacky looking and additional burdens placed on the environment. It leaves one asking the question;
Trying to Help, Hearing Nothing: A Gulf Coast Diary
Being here is a constantly evolving experience. I have learned a decent bit more about fishing than I ever thought I would care to, but the most interesting things I have learned are about how the media operates. Everyone has heard of reporters taking creative license when editing, bending the real story to fit their agendas.
What’s most shocking is just how easy it is to do.
Need, Greed and Oodles of Red Tape: Second Day in Grand Isle, Louisiana
Oil goes unattended on western shore after bad “cleanup” job. Locals enraged as their only sources of income and major source of protein disappear.
Need, Greed and Oodles of Red Tape: A Trip Across Louisiana, Part 1
The press, the oil, and the plight of the fishermen — a journey down State Highway 23 in Louisiana through Plaquemines and Jefferson Parishes, towards the Gulf of Mexico.
Need, Greed and Oodles of Red Tape: A Visit to Yscloskey, Louisiana, Part 2
Fishermen’s woes, a paddle trip through the bayou, and staying true to ourselves — a journey down State Highway 46 in Louisiana through St. Bernard parish, towards the Gulf of Mexico.
Need, Greed and Oodles of Red Tape: A Trip down Louisiana Hwy 23, Part 1
The press, the oil, and the plight of the fishermen — a journey down State Highway 23 in Louisiana through Plaquemines and Jefferson Parishes, towards the Gulf of Mexico.