Two-thirds of magnoliareporter.com readers say they are looking forward to Christmas.

Most magnoliareporter.com readers say they are staying home for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Stuffing and deviled eggs remain popular Thanksgiving meal items, according to magnoliareporter.com readers.

A majority of magnoliareporter.com readers say that the Magnolia Panthers will repeat as Arkansas Class 4A boys basketball champions.

Employment opportunities and job creation top a list of concerns among Arkansans.

magnoliareporter.com readers support the firing of Arkansas Razorbacks football coach Chad Morris.

Most magnoliareporter.com readers don’t care for the idea of being employed as substitute teachers.

magnoliareporter.com readers rely on electricity or gas as a heat source in roughly equal numbers.

Half of magnoliareporter.com readers say they have an electrical generator for their home, while half do not.

Few magnoliareporter.com readers think that people who call themselves “witches” or “warlocks” have any special powers.

A slight majority of magnoliareporter.com readers don’t want to see the City of Magnolia create an entertainment district, where it would be legal to drink alcoholic beverages outdoors.

magnoliareporter.com readers are willing to blame just about everything other than the players for the poor on-field performance of the Arkansas Razorbacks football team.

Got soup? Better make it chili or beef stew.

magnoliareporter.com readers prefer to pay with their credit or debit cards.

Most magnoliareporter.com readers think giving college athletes the power to earn money from their names is a bad idea.

Fall remains the season most preferred by magnoliareporter.com readers.

magnoliareporter.com readers have changed their minds on whether deer hunting inside the city limits is a good idea.

Most magnoliareporter.com readers support sending more United States troops to shore up Saudi Arabia’s air defenses.

Interest in football is dropping among magnoliareporter.com readers.

About half of magnoliareporter.com readers put something in their coffee, while roughly equal numbers drink it black, or don’t drink coffee at all.

A plurality of magnoliareporter.com readers support increases in Arkansas’ minimum wage, but a slight majority believe that statewide voter approval of a higher minimum wage was a bad idea in hindsight.

Readers don’t like the two-year-old conversion of North Jackson Street between Columbia Street and Southern Arkansas University to two driving lanes with a continuous turn lane.

A majority of magnoliareporter.com readers like the new angled parking around the Magnolia Square.

Pass the salt. And the pepper.

Few magnoliareporter.com readers subscribe to printed newspapers.

Most magnoliareporter.com readers won’t be traveling overnight during the Labor Day weekend.

I have been on the City of Magnolia’s water system for nine months now and I, too, have observed the water quality to be an issue. It appears to be slightly brown colored. I haven't noticed any cloudiness or odor though. It is a problem with my laundry.

What is up with the city water?

magnoliareporter.com readers are opposed to the idea of buying Greenland.

magnoliareporter.com has made changes to its privacy policy.

Most of our readers say they have purchased an Arkansas Scholarship Lottery ticket.

A large number of magnoliareporter.com readers wish they had been better students in high school.

Two-thirds of magnoliareporter.com readers say they were born in Arkansas.

South Arkansas residents help make weapons for Saudi Arabia at defense plants in the Camden area, but many of them aren’t enamored by the fact.

magnoliareporter.com readers favor using more technology to study the cosmos, and are less inclined to support human exploration.

Recent flooding in Arkansas brings to light common misconceptions and misinformation about flood insurance, according to the Arkansas Insurance Department.

A large majority of magnoliareporter.com readers say they don’t use tobacco products.

Few magnoliareporter.com readers consult members of the clergy when it comes to making important personal decisions.

An Arkansas group this week announced plans to file two ballot petitions that would legalize recreational marijuana and allow low-level cannabis offenders to seek expungement of their convictions.

magnoliareporter.com readers think that former Vice President Joe Biden will be the presidential nominee of the Democratic Party.

magnoliareporter.com readers express support for many factors as their favorite thing that makes them proud to be Americans.

Federal Judge Kristine G. Baker has issued an injunction overturning requirements imposed on “new political parties” by Act 164 of the Arkansas General Assembly, adopted and signed into law in February.

Here is the text of The Declaration of Independence, adopted by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776:

magnoliareporter.com readers cite wildly different figures when estimating the amount of loose change in their homes.

The idea of a vacation home on a lake or river appeals to a third of magnoliareporter.com readers.

magnoliareporter.com readers are open to the idea of subscribing to solar power.

It’s a long time away in political terms, but the potential 2022 Arkansas gubernatorial campaign for former White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders is looking good at the moment.

magnoliareporter.com readers are fine with the current practice of taxing vehicles at a set annual rate.

A thin majority of magnoliareporter.com readers say that their workplaces are not hiring new employees at the moment.

Many magnoliareporter.com readers are concerned about hackers obtaining personal information through their electronic devices.