Nashville News Leader
Mineral Springs father, son bond over basketball
MINERAL SPRINGS - A family tradition in basketball is continuing as a local student is following his father’s footsteps on the boards into the...
Special prosecutor assigned in former deputy’s pot case
NASHVILLE - A special prosecutor has been assigned to the case of a former Howard County deputy charged with multiple drug crimes.
Jason Barrett, a...
Swift sentenced to over 50 years for June 2014 murder
NASHVILLE - An Ozan man accused of killing a local woman last summer was sentenced to over 50 years in the Arkansas Department of...
Annual event unites town in fight against cancer
NASHVILLE - Fourteen area Relay for Life teams persevered through extreme heat at the Nashville City Park Friday to show their support for cancer...
Letter to Editor
Letter to the Editor
June 6, 2015
Dear Editor,
The board of Norman Historic Preservation Program, Inc. (NHPP, Inc.) thanks every person who made the recent event...
Senior Center News and Events
Senior Center News by Mike Prince
Hello,
Many candidates are declaring themselves eligible for president in different parties, each one presenting themselves proficient in solving America’s...
Social Security News Release
Social Security Announces New Online Service for
Replacement Medicare Cards
Available to Recipients with a my Social Security Account
The Social Security Administration introduced the...
Mr. Ralph Donald Smith, age 75, of Umpire, died Friday, June...
Mr. Ralph Donald Smith, age 75, a resident of Umpire, Arkansas, died Friday, June 5, 2015, in National Park Medical Center, Hot Springs, Arkansas....
Local Lions Club plans benefit for disaster relief efforts
With an assist from Hope Lions, the Nashville Lions Club will sponsor a fish fry for on-going disaster relief for areas affected by the...
Special session wraps up; primary moved to ‘SEC’ date
By John R. Schirmer
Leader staff
Last week’s three-day special session of the Arkansas Legislature was marked by controversy over changing the date for the state’s...
