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Little Rock museum unveils 1851 gun used at military school
- A museum of military artifacts has put on display a rare 1851 artillery gun that was used to train U.S. soldiers in an Arkansas military school. The school's students commandeered the gun when they joined the Confederate Army, and they went on to fight at Harpers Ferry, Chickamauga and Gettysburg.
1851 gun used in Civil War returns to Arkansas
- An 1851 artillery gun carried into battle by Arkansas military school students who joined the Confederate Army was unveiled in its home state Thursday after nearly 150 years.
- An 1851 artillery gun carried into battle by Arkansas military school students who joined the Confederate Army was unveiled in its home state Thursday after nearly 150 years.
State approves Entergy Arkansas power plant buy
- State regulators on Friday said Entergy Arkansas Inc. can raise its customers' average monthly bills by 73 cents so the utility can buy a $210 million power plant in Louisiana.
UALR swimming coach headed to Penn State
- Former Olympic gold medalist John Hargis is leaving Arkansas-Little Rock to coach Penn State's men's and women's swimming teams.