Saline County, Arkansas There are no entries for Saline County today, so go out there and do something great! Meanwhile, see below for history from Arkansas, United States and the World. Arkansas 1904 — Nancy Pearl Johnson Hall was born in Prescott. Hall later became the first woman elected to a constitutional office in […]
Blue Ribbon Babies, Harrison Race Riot, Charlie Brown Debut: MySaline’s Daily History October 2
Saline County, Arkansas 1931 — The Saline County Fair opens in Benton. The fair opened on October 2 and featured a baby clinic where about 40 babies were examined, with 11 receiving blue ribbons. Myrtle Westbrooks was crowned fair queen, and Congressman D. D. Glover spoke about the cotton situation. Read more at: https://encyclopediaofarkansas.net/entries/saline-county-fair-and-rodeo-14210/ See […]
Buffington House, Camp Paron, Elaine Massacre: MySaline’s Daily History October 1st
Saline County, Arkansas 2014 – The historic Dr. T. E. Buffington House at 312 West South Street in Benton was officially added to the National Register of Historic Places on October 1, 2014. The English Revival-style home was built around 1928 for Dr. Turner Ellis Buffington, a Saline County native who practiced medicine in Benton […]
County Fair, Elaine Massacre, Babe Ruth: MySaline’s Daily History September 30
Saline County, Arkansas 1908 — The first Saline County Fair concludes in Benton. The county’s first annual fair was held September 29–30, 1908, at Riverside Park in Benton. The fair grew into a long-running Saline County tradition, featuring agricultural products, livestock and community activities. Read more at: https://encyclopediaofarkansas.net/entries/saline-county-fair-and-rodeo-14210/ See below for history from Arkansas, United […]
County Fair, Skirmish at White Oak, Cotton Strike: MySaline Daily History September 29th from Saline County and beyond
Read our amazing history from Saline County, Arkansas and around the world, in MySaline’s Daily History feature. Today’s list is from September 29th. Saline County, Arkansas 1908 – The first Saline County Fair was held in Benton on September 29th and 30th in 1908. It was organized by the newly formed Saline County Fair Association. […]
Sen. Boozman joins bipartisan push for national paid family leave legislation
U.S. Sen. John Boozman (R-AR) joined lawmakers on Capitol Hill to promote new bipartisan legislation aimed at expanding paid family leave access for workers across the nation. Speaking during a panel hosted by The Hill, Boozman emphasized that paid leave is a non-partisan effort designed to support working families, small businesses, and elder care without […]
The Stadium, The Arkansas Post, Cornwallis & Fleming: MySaline’s Daily History September 28th
Read our amazing history from Saline County, Arkansas and around the world, in MySaline’s Daily History feature. Today’s list is from September 28th. Saline County, Arkansas 1998 – War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock was listed on the Arkansas Register of Historic Places on September 28, 1998. The stadium has a special connection to Saline […]
Confederates, Model-T & Metallica: MySaline Daily History September 27th from Saline County and beyond
Read our amazing history from Saline County, Arkansas and around the world, in MySaline’s Daily History feature. Today’s list is from September 27th. Saline County, Arkansas Saline County History – No individual or event has made our history list for this day, so go out there and do something great! See below for history from […]
Career Center, Union Forces & Johnny Appleseed: MySaline Daily History September 26th from Saline County and beyond
Read our amazing history from Saline County, Arkansas and around the world, in MySaline’s Daily History feature. Today’s list is from September 26th. Saline County, Arkansas 2021 – On September 26, 2021, the Saline County Career Technical Campus was reported as the first secondary career center in Arkansas to become a Leadership School member of […]
Gravel Hill & Dr. Gann: MySaline Daily History September 25th from Saline County and beyond
MySaline Daily History September 25th from Saline County and beyond Read our amazing history from Saline County, Arkansas and around the world, in MySaline’s Daily History feature. Today’s list is from September 25th. Saline County, Arkansas 1909 – The current building of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church in Benton’s historic Gravel Hill community was dedicated […]
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