Viewpoints

Supporters overlook Trump’s mistakes To those outraged daily by President Donald Trump, please redirect your energy. No amount of constant scrutiny of his boorish behavior will sway supporters. March 20, 2019

Just like that: The future is here A few years ago, my wife and I traveled to the Black Hills of South Dakota and visited Mt. Rushmore. While visiting the memorial, I came across someth March 20, 2019

SAU Tech ends successful season Congratulations to the SAU Tech women’s and men’s basketball teams on their unbelievable successful inaugural season. The L March 20, 2019

Knot Knot, Nolan and a never-ending fight Arkansas is considering renaming the basketball court at Bud Walton Arena to honor Nolan Richardson and in my opinion, it’s long overdue. I’ve always loved Ric... March 14, 2019

Time to reconsider: How are you making your life? Sometimes it is difficult to stay upbeat and above the fray in today’s culture of political anger and angst, but ordinary people are restoring my faith in human... March 13, 2019

‘How did you feel at seventeen?’ In 1978 my English IV classes in Houston, Tx, studied parts of Samuel Butler’s, THE WAY OF ALL FLESH. I stressed one famous quote from the book–“To m March 13, 2019

It’s not the area we want to lead Three counties lead the state in rates of incarcerated youth, according to a recent report by the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Unfo March 13, 2019

Religious reflection: Identifying different conditions of the hearts of people By Richard Merritt When our daughter Holli was f March 13, 2019

There’s nothing wrong with needing help While having my morning cup of coffee and scrolling my newsfeed I was struck by a headline that’s become all to commonplace as of late. Keith Flint, th March 6, 2019

History lessons needed in public schools A recent poll by the Woodrow Wilson Foundation found that only 36 percent of Americans can pass a multiple choice test consisting of items from March 6, 2019

Religious reflection: Why is it that many people are afraid to call a sin a sin? By Rod Halliburton “He that justifi March 6, 2019

Not food funding, but food for thought State Sen. Alan Clark, a Republican from Lonsdale, proposed bill SB349 last week which would tie National School Lunch state categorical funding to a by Shea Wilson - February 28, 2019

The radio, dad, and ‘that’ question I’ve always been very curious about the way things work: TVs, radios, walkie talkies - just about anything electrical. When I was a little girl, I used to get ... by Tammy Frazier - February 28, 2019

Life in Camden after the closing of the I.P. mill Several hundred people had gathered on that final night of January on the campus of Southern Arkansas University Tech at East Camden. I was honored to by Rex Nelson - February 28, 2019

Adapt and Adjust: Camden News evolves again A newspaper can play a significant role in a small town. Like the papers in the more populated cities, Camden News has an obligation to report on those “big by Patric Flannigan - February 20, 2019