The Pocahontas City Council met on March 11 to address key community concerns, including affordable housing, economic development and public safety measures. The meeting also included discussions on funding applications for the Arkansas Community and Economic Development Program (ACEDP) and ending with the State of the City address by Mayor Futrell.
Ahrent retires after 33 years of dedicated service to BRAD
The Water Valley Fire Department extends its gratitude to Survival Flight for their support in providing CPR certification training to local firefighters.
Modern Woodmen of America awards Matching Funds Project checks
Randolph County 4-H members participated in 4-H Day at the Capitol, where they met legislators, learned about the legislative process, and shared how they are making a difference in their communities through 4-H.
Tuesday, March 25: Toddler Time at 10 a.m.
Looking for a fun and educational way to spend spring break? Lake Charles State Park has you covered. From March 22 to March 29, the park will offer a variety of engaging programs that highlight the unique wildlife, ecosystems and outdoor recreation opportunities the park has to offer. Whether you’re curious about the mammals of the park, interested in trying edible insects, eager to prowl for owls or want to try your hand at fly fishing, there’s something for everyone. These programs are free and require no registration.
Powhatan Historic State Park will host spring break activities Wednesday March 26 through Friday March 28 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The NEA Wounded Warrior Group is honored to provide scholarships this year. The scholarship amount is typically greater than $500. The exact amount will depend on the number of valid applications. Applicants must be pursuing an undergraduate degree or trade school certification at an accredited college or university. The deadline for application submission is Friday April 11th at 5 p.m. For any questions, please email Neawoundedwarriorgroup@ gmail.com or text/call Lillie Sutton at 870-378-6696.