RiverBank employees have chosen yet another non-profit organization to benefit in their annual Helping Hands project. The project, River-Bank Helping Hands, is a social media led fundraiser designed to give funds based on social media engagement.
Black River Technical College (BRTC) recently received a check for nearly $1,500 from Auditor of State Dennis Milligan for unclaimed property the college had in the Great Arkansas Treasure Hunt. Unclaimed property can be any number of financial items, such as insurance premium overpayments, unreimbursed utility deposits, uncashed checks, contents of safety deposit boxes, etc.
The James Ranch in Pocahontas is gearing up to host an evening of entertainment, laughter and charitable giving on Dec. 29 at 7 p.m. The event, set to take place at the ranch’s event center, will feature the renowned Heartland Dueling Pianos touring group, a musical ensemble known for their all-request, sing-along and dance-along piano show.
Delaplaine resident and Pocahontas fireman Justin Gates has created a stunning light display at his home located at 228 Greene 115 in Delaplaine for everyone to enjoy. Don’t miss this must-see spectacular!
Time goes by so fast. It’s time not only to start planning for parties, company and family, but also to get started making what you can to get a head start. Last week, I gave you some cookie recipes you can make ahead. This week, I am providing you with some good candy recipes. So, get ready, girls: it’s time to start getting busy so you can have everything perfect for your friends and family. Make it a Christmas they won’t forget.
Misti Hill, age 44, of Walnut Ridge; warrant FTA-ATP Jennifer Truman, age 36, of West Plains, MO; driving while intoxicated- first offense (M), DWI refusal to submit to testing, fleeing by vehicle (M), no insurance Dillon Venson, age 24, of Pocahontas; warrant of arrest Conner Grist, age 18, of Pocahontas; Act 570 William Fisher, age 37, of Walnut Ridge; Act 570 Simeon Recemond, age 21, of Pocahontas; Act 570 Colton Robinson, age 23, of Reno; petition for revocation Kelly Rogers, age 41, of Pocahontas; warrant Eddie Forbs, age 33, of Ravenden; failure to register as a sex offender-class D (F) Jeffery Harris, age 62, of Maynard; failure to register as a sex offender-class D (F) Michael Jones, age 41, of Pocahontas; Act 570 Reuben Logsdon, age 41, of Maynard; bench warrant, possession of a controlled substance sch VI, possession of drug paraphernalia Donald Declue, age 30, of Pocahontas; driving while license cancelled, suspended or revoked- Class U (M), no proof of insurance-first or second offense-Class U-V, no proof of ownership (registration)-Class U (M) Christopher Holbrook, age 46, of Ravenden; failure to appear (for misdemeanor offense) (M) Reyes Reiniery, age 43, of Iowa; driving while intoxicated-first offense (M), failure to register vehicle, no drivers license- Class U (M), no proof of insurance (first or second offense)-Class U-V, careless and prohibited driving Fredrika Davis, age 32, of Missouri; assault-2nd degree-Class B (M) Gary Simmons, age 64, of Imboden; driving while intoxicated-first offense (M), improper turn Brandie Wilson, age 49, of Maynard; failure to appear (for misdemeanor offense) (M)
The MFA Oil Foundation has awarded a grant to the Randolph County Fair to assist with purchasing plastic, fold-up picnic tables. The MFA Oil Foundation provides support to nonprofit organizations that are working to improve communities where MFA Oil has a significant concentration of members and employees. Since it was established in 1998, the MFA Oil Foundation has awarded more than three million dollars in grants.
The MFA Oil Foundation has awarded a grant to the Beyond the Walls Outreach of Arkansas to assist with purchasing a freezer and metal shelving.… Login to continue reading Login…
Last Tuesday, Nov. 7, Gateway CASA Third Judicial hosted its first annual “Champions for Kids” Gala at the James Ranch Event Center, drawing close to 150 attendees, including state representatives, judges and court officials from Randolph, Lawrence, Jackson and Sharp counties. The gala, chaired by Rachel Koons, served not only as a fundraiser but also as a platform to honor and recognize the dedication of volunteer advocates supporting neglected and abused children in the court system.