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Randolph County Jail Log

Michael Foster, age 28, of Doniphan, MO; warrant Wayne Feyges, age 37, of Imboden; poss. of schedule 1 GT 10g Lt 200g, simultaneous possession of drugs and firearms (F), possession of firearm by certain persons (F), possession of drug paraphernalia Rose Hancock, age 28, of Imboden; possession of firearm by certain persons (F) Raymond Paul JR., age 26, of Pocahontas; failure to appear (M), failure to pay Malishia Thompson, age 32, of Pocahontas; driving while license cancelled, suspended or revoked, Class U (M) Stephen Bradford, age 29, of Imboden; felony warrant Anna Cummings, age 42, of Paragould; warrant Saundra Ruggles, age 32, of Maynard; possession of drug paraphernalia-methamphetamine/ cocaine Brittany Smith, age 33, of Pocahontas; sentenced to ADC Jeffrey Crosby, age 44, of Pocahontas; bench warrant, warrant of arrest Shane Hill, age 22, of Black Rock; Act 570 Larry Kirk, age 48, of Ravenden Springs; possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, open container, possession of a controlled substance Dennis Clark, age 20, of Weiner; failure to appear (M), petition for revocation Billy Davis, age 53, of Pocahontas; felony bench warrant, delivery of meth 2g LT 10g, habitual offender Zachary Johnson, age 33, of Pocahontas; careless and reckless driving, failure to stop at stop sign-Class U-(M), felony fleeing, white warrant Bobby Evans, age 87, of Pocahontas; domestic battering n the third degree (M) Brandon McPherson, age 34, of Pocahontas; driving while intoxicated- first offense (M), improper lighting, refusal to submit

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Star Herald archives now accessible online thanks to the ASA

In a stride toward preserving Arkansas’s rich history, the Arkansas State Archives (ASA) has made an extensive collection of historic newspapers, including the Pocahontas Star Herald, available online. The ASA, in collaboration with the National Digital Newspaper Program, has digitized issues of the Star Herald from 1908 to 1927, allowing researchers and the general public to explore a treasure chest of information about Randolph County’s past. The ASA’s initiative, part of the National Digital Newspaper Program, has resulted in the digitization of approximately 22,000 rolls of microfilm, encompassing nearly 1800 newspaper titles from all 75 counties in Arkansas. This massive collection, exceeding 22 million pages, has been meticulously preserved by a team of microfilm technicians, archivists and historians known as the Arkansas Digital Newspaper Project (ADNP).

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Run, Jana, Run!

And she only fell one time…Jana Caldwell, winner of a three-minute shopping spree at American Made General Store in Pocahontas, poses after her victorious haul. The spree, donated by the store and won in a drawing hosted by the Junior Auxiliary of Randolph County for their community project, aimed to assist a struggling family. Jana donated all her winnings to the family, and fellow winner Chris Robinson also contributed his gift card, personifying the spirit of community generosity.

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Randolph County Jail Log

Trenton Rainwater, age 25, of Pocahontas; failure to appear (M), failure to pay Craig Sisco, age 37, of Pocahontas; assault-2nd degree-class B (M) Blayne Tullos, age 21, of Pocahontas; warrant Timothy Medelberg, age 44, of Andaconda, AL; theft by receiving (F) Terry Ungerank, age 58, of Pocahontas; revoke of suspended sentence or probation Nathan Dodson, age 28, of Pocahontas; criminal trespass (M) Michael Isham, age 35, of Pocahontas; possession of a controlled substance sch I, II, tampering with physical evidence (F), dwi drugs, careless and prohibited driving Coteney Jenkins, age 20, of Pocahontas; criminal mischief in the first degree (

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Around the Kitchen Table with Nanny

It’s getting closer to Thanksgiving so I thought you might want to start thinking about your menu, so I’m going to share some side dishes that will go with your turkey and dressing. I usually fix several so everyone will have a choice. Let’s start with a wonderful corn casserole. It’s soon going to be time to start your menu by planning and shopping for the big day. I love planning a big meal for the family. My mother always said, “put the little pot in the big one.” So there was always a beautiful roasted turkey with all the trimmings. and everyone would go away with full stomachs and wonderful happy memories.

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