MELBOURNE, Arkansas – Participants in the Ozarka College Foundation Golf Tournament will have the opportunity to win a car, thanks to Freedom Ford, the tournament's hole-in-one sponsor. The four-person scramble will take place at Cooper's Hawk Golf Course in Melbourne, Arkansas on Thursday, Sept.
Good morning from the Fulton County Library, Mammoth Spring Branch. Patrons are always welcome to come in and check out books.
R eporter ebrown@areawidenews.com Highland Gross Therapy Services, also known as GTS, located along highway 62/412, offers physical, occupational and speech therapy services for adults, children and seniors. Alicia McBryde is the manager of that facility and works with all ages as an occupational and general onsite therapist in many capacities.
The Highland Rebels traveled to Piggott to take on the Mohawks on Friday, Sept. 8 and came away with the season’s first mark in the win column with a final score of 39-0. Though injuries have impacted the offensive line the past couple of weeks, they didn’t let it get in the way of holding Piggott to a scoreless outing.
IN THE SEPT. 7 EDITION OF THE VILLAGER JOURNAL, TEXT FOR THE LISTEN HERE OPINION COLUMN RAN IN ERROR.
It is estimated that more than 20 percent of Arkansas households are food insecure. The Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance also estimates that 1 in 3 children in the state are facing food insecurity.
James Sturch, State Senator The Senate and House Committees on Education are scheduled to vote on next year’s adequacy report at their meeting in early October. The committees went over a draft of the adequacy report at their September meeting.
Oops. You learn something new every day. Or you’re never too old to learn something new, however you want to slice it, we are always learning, at least we should be. For a new news reporter in a new area (still hard to believe its only been close to three months), you definitely learn new things every day.
John Boozman, US Senator In Arkansas, 554 lives were lost to suicide and over 100,000 adults had suicidal thoughts last year, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
12-30-1937 – Martha Mel Snearly, 84, of Camden, passed away Sunday, Sept. 4, 2022, in Fordyce at her daughter’s home.