Guests gathered to watch a hunting demonstration during the hawking event held as part of Eagles et Cetera at Degray State Park over the weekend. See additional photos in the photo gallery on the home page.
The staff at Perritt Primary School hosted “Donuts for Dads” this morning at the school.
The Clark County Farm Bureau Women's Committee recently hosted a meal for the Arkadelphia Band as they were preparing to leave for a band competition.
The Arkansas Career Training Insitute will close its 24-bed acute care hospital, at the urging
of federal officials who believe it would be more efficient for the
institute to pay for medical treatment of clients elsewhere, rather than
operating a full time hospital. The rehab center's hospital has
averaged three patients a day for the past several years.
The state Board of Education denied applications from organizations seeking to open charter schools for at risk youths in Texarkana, West Memphis and Jonesboro.
The CONE Foundation is a mini-foundation of the Ross Foundation that provides money for worthy and needy nonprofit organizations in Clark County.
Ouachita Baptist University’s Tiger Serve Day, one of the largest community service projects in the state of Arkansas, set a record with more than 1,000 volunteers serving throughout Arkadelphia on Saturday, Sept. 24.
Early voting for upcoming school board elections in two Clark County school districts will begin next week.
The Clark County Pastor’s Fellowship will host a Community Back to School Prayer Service.
Local Girl Scouts Tessa Yelverton, Ashley Brittain and Gabby Hess spent their Saturday morning rushing through rolls of duct tape and a small pile of cardboard boxes in preparation to set their sails across a portion of DeGray Lake.
See additional photos of the event in the photo gallery.
Jennifer Fielding, second grade teacher, was chosen as the Central Primary School Teacher of the Year.
ACT is sponsoring a video contest to encourage high school juniors and seniors to use their creativity to share their reasons for taking the ACT test.
The "Arkadelphia Community Health Fair" is a three-and-a-half-hour event that provides free health screenings and health literature to people in the community.
The Peake High School Alumni Foundation will have activities beginning Aug. 4.
Teens will have a chance to voice their concerns about the challenges they face during a Teen Summit that will be held this Friday evening. The theme for the event is “The Decision 2011.”
Two individuals hope to claim the Zone 5 position on the Arkadelphia Board of Education this fall.
Bobby Jones will continue his role as Interim President of Henderson State University. The announcement was made Friday afternoon during the HSU Board of Trustee's regular meeting.
Attorney General Dustin McDaniel announced that the Attorney General’s Office has launched a new Cyber Crimes Unit that will target child pornographers and sexual predators on the Internet.
