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The Camden News was a weekly publication that ran in Camden, New South Wales, Australia, from 1881 until 1982.

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El Dorado man arrested on failure to register as a sex offender warrant

1 week ago | camdenarknews.com | Bradly Gill

An El Dorado man has been arrested for failure to register as a sex offender, according to the Calhoun County Sheriff's Department. A Facebook post on the Calhoun County Sheriff's Department page stated, "As of May 4, 2025 Markus Edward Bunn has been arrested and is currently being held at...
Visiting with Matrix and Rev

1 week ago | camdenarknews.com | Rex Nelson

The call sign is a tradition among military pilots. Fans of the 1986 movie "Top Gun" can list the call signs used in that production: Maverick, Goose, Iceman, Slider, Viper, Jester, Cougar, Merlin, Wolfman, Hollywood and Sundown. In 2022, the sequel "Top Gun: Maverick" unveiled a new group of aviator call signs such as Rooster, Phoenix, Payback, Fanboy, Coyote, Hangman, Hammer, Hondo, Omaha, Fritz, Harvard, Yale and Halo.
Today in History: May 7, RMS Lusitania torpedoed, sunk by German submarine

1 week ago | camdenarknews.com | Bradly Gill

By The Associated PressToday is Wednesday, May 7, the 127th day of 2025. There are 238 days left in the year. Today in history:On May 7, 1915, a German U-boat torpedoed and sank the British liner RMS Lusitania off the southern coast of Ireland, killing 1,198 people, including 128 Americans, out of the nearly 2,000 on board. Also on this date:In 1945, Nazi Germany signed an unconditional surrender at Allied headquarters in Rheims, France, ending its role in World War II.
Executive order to cut funds for NPR, PBS has station directors concerned

1 week ago | camdenarknews.com | Bill Bowden

Directors of National Public Radio stations in Arkansas were trying to determine on Friday just how President Donald Trump's executive order from the previous night would affect their funding and operations.
Protest against Trump, Musk draws about 5 dozen people to state Capitol

1 week ago | camdenarknews.com | Grant Lancaster

A protest at the Capitol in Little Rock against President Donald Trump and his billionaire senior adviser, Elon Musk, on Saturday drew a smaller crowd than those of some other recent Saturdays, but the organizer said she wasn't deterred.
Students from Camden area give updates on Mayor’s Youth Council during Rotary Club meeting

2 weeks ago | camdenarknews.com | Bradly Gill

Five students spoke about their work with the Mayor's Youth Council on Tuesday at the Camden Rotary Club meeting. The group was formed by Mayor Charlotte Young, who wanted to involve youth in local government and teach them about civics.
Legislature's 2025 session saw focus on overhauling initiative and referendum process

2 weeks ago | camdenarknews.com | Neal Earley

Hours after the General Assembly recessed the 2025 legislative session on April 16, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders spoke to an assembled crowd of the state's top lawmakers listing the legislative achievements from the three months.
Fee for some copies of Arkansas State Police accident reports will rise from $10 to $25 this July

2 weeks ago | camdenarknews.com | Michael R. Wickline

Representatives of insurance companies, attorneys and other people not involved in motor vehicle accidents will be required to pay $25 for a copy of an accident report through the Arkansas State Police, rather than the current fee of $10, starting July 1. The beneficiary of the increased fee will be Arkansas State Police troopers in the Tier 2 benefit plan for the Arkansas State Police Retirement System under Act 672 of 2025.
On a roll at Food Truck Sunday

2 weeks ago | camdenarknews.com | Bradly Gill

Ben Gallagher buys a sushi roll from Asumi Sushi during Camden's Food Truck Sunday. (Photo by Bradly Gill)
Higher Ed leaders talk collaboration, ACCESS, and college affordability

3 weeks ago | camdenarknews.com | Ryan Anderson

FAYETTEVILLE -- Rather than competing against one another, college leaders in Arkansas collaborate to do what's best for students, which in turn benefits the state, a trifecta of higher education administrators said Wednesday.