Nashville News Leader
Baseball, football coaches selected by Dierks board
By John Balch
News-Leader staff
After accepting the resignation of another coach, the Dierks School Board hired a new head football coach and a new head...
Nashville auto dealer contributes to Cossatot Legacy fund
York Gary Autoplex of Nashville has donated to the UA Cossatot Foundation’s Legacy 2020 capital fund-raising campaign.
Because of the donation, Room 101 located on...
Nashville school board accepts resignations
The Nashville School Board accepted five resignations and approved a transfer during a special meeting May 31.
Resignations included Coach Brian “Boomer” Brown, junior high...
Robotics I, II to be offered at Nashville High
Nashville High School students will have the opportunity to take robotics courses during the 2017-18 academic year.
Assistant Principal Kim Slayton said Robotics I and...
Downtown Nashville fire lawsuit set for trial on June 26
By John Balch
News-Leader staff
The federal lawsuit involving the 2010 Main Street fire in Nashville has again been set for trial.
The trial is scheduled for...
Howard County records damaged by water
By Louie Graves
News-Leader staff
An electrical interruption during the night Wednesday, May 31, stopped the continuous pumping of water from the records storage space in...
Mine Creek Revelations by Louie Graves: Exhaling body fat
MY HOW THINGS have changed!
The following Revelation is just a glimpse into how my life has evolved over the last 40 or so years....
Obituary: Rebecca Ann Priddy; Pencil Bluff
Rebecca Ann Priddy of Pencil Bluff, Arkansas passed away peacefully on May 12, 2017, at the age of 86. She was born on January...
Obituary: Carl E. Garrett; Arkadelphia
Carl E. Garrett, age 78, of Arkadelphia, passed away on Tuesday, May 30, 2017.
He was born on February 21, 1939, in Phoenix, Arizona, the...
