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As members of the Arkansas County area, we share your concern about the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic and its impact on our community. We remain cautious but optimistic, and we take heart knowing that our corner of the world is full of strong, generous people that look after each other. And, as each of us know, it is in moments of crisis like this that our community sustains us; we need to connect with each other even if we need to keep our physical distance.

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Candidates for Arkansas County General Election Announced

Pictured (left to right): ADE Secretary Johnny Key, Susanna Post (Fort Smith), Tia Brickey (Stuttgart), Susan Henderson (Conway), Amber Harbin (Little Rock), and Gov. Asa Hutchinson.

Four Teachers Named 2021 Arkansas Teacher of the Year State...

Gov. Asa Hutchinson and Arkansas Department of Education Secretary Johnny Key announced the four teachers selected as 2021 Arkansas Teacher of the...

Crafty Youth Creates Lanyards For Donations To Be Given To Local...

The Summer of 2020 has been unlike any other. With plans and activities being cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions, many parents and children...

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Sherry Carolyn Kennedy Elliott

Sherry Carolyn Kennedy Elliott, of Carrollton, Texas, formerly of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, passed away at the age of 82 on May 24, 2020. She leaves...

David Glen Ham, 40, of West Memphis passed away on July 28, 202. He was born on March 22, 1980. He is preceded in death by his mother, Brenda Ham; sister, Brystal May;...

Thomas “June” Hill, Jr.

Thomas “June” Hill, Jr. was born December 12, 1941 to Emma Coker and Thomas Hill, Sr. in Crocketts Bluff, Arkansas. He was the third son to a family of eleven sons and one...

Pilgrim Reflections

“The Origin and Sin of Slavery” (Fourth in Seven-Week Series On “Sins of the Father”) Slavery. It didn’t just start in America in 1619; it started in...

Meekins Middle School receives their supply of back packs and school supplies, which will be handed out to students on the first day of school.

COPY collaborates with county schools to provide backpacks

The Back-2-School Extravaganza, held at John Cain Park in Stuttgart, gathers hundreds throughout Arkansas County. Providing hundreds of backpacks...

PCCUA to offer pre-registration/registration events for new and...

As our new and returning Ridge Runners prepare for fall classes, we want you to keep one thing in mind - we are here to help you register and learn...

Pictured (left to right): ADE Secretary Johnny Key, Susanna Post (Fort Smith), Tia Brickey (Stuttgart), Susan Henderson (Conway), Amber Harbin (Little Rock), and Gov. Asa Hutchinson.

Four Teachers Named 2021 Arkansas Teacher of the Year State...

Gov. Asa Hutchinson and Arkansas Department of Education Secretary Johnny Key announced the four teachers selected as 2021 Arkansas Teacher of the...

Meekins Middle School receives their supply of back packs and school supplies, which will be handed out to students on the first day of school.

COPY collaborates with county schools to provide backpacks

The Back-2-School Extravaganza, held at John Cain Park in Stuttgart, gathers hundreds throughout Arkansas County. Providing hundreds of backpacks...

Stuttgart Strives To Survive During Pandemic

The spread of the coronavirus has left businesses around the world counting costs and wondering what recovery could look like. Stuttgart’s latest city update as of July...

Moldenhauer Named Interim Head of Rice Station at Stuttgart

Karen Moldenhauer had already announced her June 30 retirement when Bob Scott, director of the Rice Research and Extension, said he needed to visit with her. ...

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