March 2023

Cynthia Rosson

Cynthia Lynn Rosson, 62, of Reyno, Arkansas passed away on Tuesday, March 21, 2023, at home with her daughter Audrey Morris by her side. We lost one of the greatest women the world’s ever known. Cynthia was born on November 29, 1960 in St. Louis, Missouri, to Wilford Krah and Edith Moore, raised and loved by Eldred Winebaugh.

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William Mitchell

William Quimba Mitchell, 72, of Ravenden Springs, Arkansas passed away on March 20, 2023, at home. William was born on November 3, 1950, in Jonesboro, Arkansas to William Yancy and Edna Mitchell.

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Arthur Campbell

Arthur Campbell, 91, of Pocahontas, AR passed away at St. Bernard’s Medical Center in Jonesboro on March 18, 2023. Arthur was born on December 7, 1931 in Tiptonville, Tennessee to Benton and Bertha Campbell. Arthur is preceded in death by his wife Jean Hill Campbell; parents Benton and Bertha Campbell; son Arthur Dwayne Campbell; brothers Wesley Campbell, Mark Campbell, Doyle “Curley” Campbell, Odie “Fat” Campbell, and Johnny Campbell; sisters May Pugh, Earnestine Frank, and Dorothy Cox.

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Life is a Journey

C. and I played tourist in our own town this past weekend. We woke up early on a Saturday morning, something we rarely do, and headed to Dora’s Sale Barn for breakfast. Their Saturday morning buffet is a fun place to catch up with friends and family over a meal that’s allyou- can-eat. I indulged in two fluffy biscuits, one with sausage gravy and the other with chocolate gravy. Although I’m not supposed to eat chocolate gravy, I couldn’t resist. It reminded me of a sweet old friend in Biggers who loved biscuits and gravy just like I do.

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Letter to the editor…

Dear Editor, As a concerned citizen of Maynard, Arkansas, I am writing to express my gratitude towards our current Superintendent, Pat Rawlings, and to shed light on the financial position of the Maynard school district. The recent school numbers tell the truth about the success of our district and the leadership of Superintendent Rawlings.

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From the Farmer’s Market

The Randolph County Farmers Market would like to invite y’all to our new farmstand location at The Knoll! Holston Heritage Farm hosts a self-serve farm stand, 24 hours a day, Monday through Saturday, closed on Sundays. There are several methods to pay, all by honor system.

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From the City of Pocahontas

The Pocahontas City Council has ordered Code Enforcement and the Pocahontas Police Department to begin issuing citations to owners and tenants of properties within city limits that violate Pocahontas City Ordinance 2005-06 and Chapter 8.16 zoning codes.

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