Nashville News Leader
Mineral Springs Hornets hang tough with Panthers
MINERAL SPRINGS - The 2A Mineral Springs Hornets hung close with the 3A Fouke Panthers, 40-34, to open the season Friday night at Hornet...
Dierks Outlaws stumble in opener
DIERKS - The tone was set for the Dierks Outlaws’ opener Friday night against Horatio when penalty flags flew on the opening kick-off.
The Outlaws...
Scrappers defeat Bobcats in opener; team to visit De Queen Friday
By John R. Schirmer
News-Leader staff
The Nashville Scrappers opened the season with a 60-20 victory over Hope Friday night in front of a packed house...
Vacuum salesman reportedly making rounds, making trouble
A vacuum salesman who was arrested in Pike County and later ran out of Sevier County by lawmen is now wanted in Ouachita County.
Jeremy...
Howard County Childrens Center holds groundbreaking for classroom, therapy facility
By Louie Graves
News-Leader staff
Administrator Tim Freel went to his own toolshed for a shovel to turn the earth at the groundbreaking for the new...
Excellence applauded at UA-Cossatot
By Louie Graves
News-Leader staff
More than 100 students, parents and supporters of UA-Cossatot shared a lavish barbecue lunch and applauded the school’s most recent scholarship...
Howard County flu vaccinations set Sept. 26
The Howard County Health Unit will participate in Arkansas’s statewide influenza vaccination project.
On Thursday, Sept. 28, the unit, located at 201 E. Hempstead St.,...
Obituary: June E. Gray, 100, of Osage Beach, MO
June E. Gray, age 100, of Osage Beach, Missouri, passed away Saturday, September 2, 2017 at Lakeside Meadows in Osage Beach, Missouri.
June was born...
Obituary: John Horace Eglseton, 96, of Mount Ida
John Horace Egleston, born July 31, 1921 to James Horace Egleston and Ethel Mae Philpot in Bayou Meta, Arkansas, passed away September 1, 2017....
Obituary: Penny Ann Word Hopper, 77, of Rison
Penny Ann Word Hopper, age 77, of Rison, died Wednesday, August 30, 2017 at Jefferson Regional Medical Center in Pine Bluff. Ms. Hopper was...
