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MS teacher achieves National Board Certification
Lauren (Lacefield) Wilson recently achieved National Board Certification in the area of Literacy: Reading-Language Arts/Early and Middle Childhood. National Board Certification is the most...
The Cecil ‘Birddog’ Harris Memorial Early Files
137 years ago: January 1884
Captain A.B. Grace of Pine Bluff was in Centre Point this week. Capt. Grace was for over two years the...
Mine Creek Revelations: My Flamethrower
YES, I AM STILL HERE looking out my window on Main Street, and I decided to update myself on a topic I wrote about...
Obituary: Gerald Lee Littlefield, 82, of Nashville
Gerald Lee Littlefield, age 82 of Nashville, Ark., died on Feb. 2, 2021, in Nashville, Ark.
He was born July 5, 1938 in Nashville, Ark.,...
Historic Washington State Park to host territorial Arkansas exhibit
Territorial Arkansas: The Wild West Frontier, a free traveling exhibit produced by the Arkansas State Archives, will be displayed at Historic Washington State Park...
DQ-Mena co-op to host ‘Become a Teacher’ event for anyone wanting to teach
By John R. Schirmer
News-Leader staff
Covid-19 patients who meet certain requirements have a new treatment option at Howard Memorial Hospital - monoclonal antibodies therapy.
CEO Debra...
Monoclonal antibodies treatment for Covid-19 offered at HMH
By John R. Schirmer
News-Leader staff
Covid-19 patients who meet certain requirements have a new treatment option at Howard Memorial Hospital - monoclonal antibodies therapy.
CEO Debra...
Date, format of Nashville Chamber of Commerce banquet yet to be decided
By Louie Graves
News-Leader staff
A date has yet to be set for the annual Chamber of Commerce awards banquet, but anticipation is already building for...
Scrapper QB named MVP during Rotary banquet
By John R. Schirmer
News-Leader staff
Senior Scrapper quarterback Ty Gordon was named the team’s Most Valuable Player Saturday night, Jan. 30, at the conclusion of...
The Cecil ‘Birddog’ Harris Memorial Early Files
123 years ago: February 1898
General R. G. Shaver of Centre Point, General James F. Smith and Captain D. E. Terry of Nashville went to...
