Arkadelphia, Arkansas

Nine of the best sites about Arkadelphia, Arkansas. Know of another site that should be listed here? Leave your suggestion at the bottom of this page. (Related searches: Hope Arkansas, Maumelle Arkansas)

1. Arkadelphia Home Page - Site from the Arkadelphia Chamber of Commerce offers basic information on city government and the Chamber itself, a local business directory, tourism info, public school info, and links to Arkadelphia’s two colleges, Ouachita Baptist University and Henderson State University, from which much local activity originates. (www.arkadelphia.org)

2. Arkadelphia Siftings Herald - Daily (Monday through Friday) newspaper for Arkadelphia and surrounding communities. (www.siftingsherald.com)

3. Welcome to the City of Arkadelphia - Official municipal government Web site of Arkadelphia includes information on city departments and services, city ordinances, city officials, community links, etc. (www.cityofarkadelphia.com)

4. Arkadelphia, Arkansas at Wikipedia - Offers information on Arkadelphia’s population size, demographics, a short history, current and past notable residents and more. (en.wikipedia.org)

5. Arkadelphia Public Schools - Home page for the Arkadelphia school district offers information on Arkadelphia High School, Goza Middle School, Peake Elementary, Central Primary and Perritt Primary. (apsd.k12.ar.us)

6. Arkadelphia Jobs at CareerBuilder.com - See current job openings at Arkadelphia companies as well as jobs in nearby cities such as Malvern and Hot Springs. (www.careerbuilder.com)

7. Thrio’s Coffee House - Arkadelphia coffee shop boasts of being Arkansas’ largest, with “three floors of historic brick and wood ambiance.” It’s got live music, free Internet access and lots of nooks to curl up in. (www.thrios.com)

8. Is 2009 the Best Year to Have a Festival? - February 22, 2008 article on Arkadelphia city leaders recommending that a new city festival wait until 2009 to be launched in order to be sure it’s done right. (www.siftingsherald.com)

9. Our Story - Angie, now a missionary in Mozambique, recalls how she met her husband at Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, AR, in this February, 2008 blog post. (lechnersinmoz.blogspot.com)