Nashville News Leader

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. – 37 counties in south and central Arkansas have been placed under moderate wildfire danger due to dry vegetation and predicted dry...

Two arrests were made and charges have been filed against two Murfreesboro teens who were allegedly involved in break-ins last week, according to Murfreesboro...

By Ashley Thompson Special The Nashville Leader Twelve teenagers, four adults, two vans, one UHAUL trailer, one toddler, ONE GOAL—to share the love and hope of...

The Nashville Scrapperettes posted a record of 4-2 at the Joe Foley Basketball Camp Saturday and Sunday at the University of Arkansas at Little...

By John R. Schirmer Leader staff Fall practice opened for the Nashville Scrappers Monday morning. The team worked in the weight room and held a team meeting...

The Coca-Cola/Dr Pepper Bottling Co. of Nashville has again been recognized with a top award. The plant received the state’s per capita sales award in...

By John R. Schirmer Leader staff The summer is passing quietly for most members of the Arkansas Legislature, according to State Sen. Larry Teague of Nashville. Teague...

Members of the Scrapper Booster Club are planning for the upcoming football season. The club’s Orange and Black Back-to-School Bash will be held Friday, Aug....

By John R. Schirmer Leader staff Howard Memorial Hospital continues to plan for the opening of two new buildings on the hospital campus. CEO Debra Wright told...

James W. Rucker, Sr., 91 of Nashville, Arkansas, passed away on Saturday, August 1, 2015 following a short illness. James was born on March...