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Nashville golfers compete in three matches
Nashville golfers competed in three recent matches.
The Nashville Country Club hosted a match Sept. 8. Nashville finished first with a 131. Scores included Colin...
Nashville superintendent ‘proud’ of testing performance
By John R. Schirmer
Leader staff
Superintendent Doug Graham says he is “awfully proud of our teachers and students” for their performance on state testing in...
‘Take a Legislator to School’
By John R. Schirmer
Leader staff
Three elected officials visited Nashville Junior High School Sept. 10 as part of Take a Legislator to School, an initiative...
NJHS teacher one of four Teacher of the Year finalists
By John R. Schirmer
Leader staff
Brenda Galliher, eighth grade science teacher at Nashville Junior High School, has been named one of four finalists for Arkansas...
Group “cautiously optimistic” about potential sawmill reopening
GLENWOOD – Progress toward the potential reopening of the sawmill in Glenwood is slowly but diligently being made.
David Henderson, of the investment group McCaslin...
AKANSA Chapter of DAR to celebrate Constitution Day
Hot Springs Village, Akansa Chapter, DAR, will honor the 228th anniversary of the signing of the Constitution of the United States beginning Thursday, September...
Streak ends with 26-20 double overtime loss to Danville
A streak that has lasted for more than six years came to a screaching halt last Tuesday as a Danville Little John trotted across...
Lake Ouachita Baptist Church celebrated 40 years of ministry
Lake Ouachita Baptist Church will kick off a week of celebration events with a Homecoming Service, Sunday, September 20, as they come together to...
Lions roll past Little Johns in 56-32 victory
Second half adjustments by defensive coordinator Jackson Guerra helped the Mount Ida Lions roll to a 56-32 victory over the Danville Little Johns last...
See You at the Pole rally Tuesday
A community wide event is scheduled for Tuesday, September 22 at the courthouse square to show support for the annual “See you at the...
