Community members in Blytheville gathered to discuss the qualities they desire in a new school superintendent. Consultants ...

Manila Fire Department engaged in a crucial training session on basic auto extrication, with participation from nearby ...

The Arkansas House of Representatives celebrated Nucor Day with the adoption of House Resolution 1037, recognizing Nucor Yamato Steel's contributions. Key representatives and Nucor officials attended ...

Delta Sigma Theta's Blytheville Alumnae chapter celebrated Founders Day with a program at St. Paul Church, featuring a keynote by Tracey Shine and performances to honor the sorority's legacy and ...

After over 40 years, The Follies made a triumphant return to Blytheville at the Ritz. The community embraced the all-volunteer variety show, filling the theater for both performances. Plans for next ...

Arkansas State University breaks ground on the state's first public College of Veterinary Medicine, set to open in 2026. The new facility aims to address the critical need for veterinarians in ...

Osceola Seminoles dominated Elkins 51-37, securing a place in the Class 3A boys championship against Melbourne. The Seminoles led from the start, with standout performances from Washington and Span.

Vietnam veteran Ray Dill shared his Vietnam War experiences with Manila High School students, emphasizing the sacrifices of local heroes and the importance of remembering the true cost of freedom.

Freshman Avery McHan's no-hitter secures the Gosnell Lady Pirates' first win of the season, defeating Walnut Ridge 1-0. McHan struck out 11, with the game decided by Cheyanna Trapp's crucial RBI.

The phrase “music to my ears” was definitely true in Marked Tree last week as the Marked Tree Community Band gathered to play several songs to those in attendance. The band had 24 musicians show up ...

The Riverside Lady Rebels dominated the Alpena Lady Leopards 61-23 in the first round of the 2-A State Tournament. Key performances included Brooklyn Berry's 15 points and Arden Vaughn's 12, as ...

Ronald Keith Gray, a beloved family man and dedicated farmer from Salem, passed away at 57. Known for his passion for sports and community, Keith's legacy of hard work and kindness will be deeply ...