Area churches announce upcoming Vacation Bible School events
First Free Will Baptist Church June 22-26
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Big 50 Night Shoot a success
The Big 50 Night Shoot at the Five Rivers Shooting Sports Complex was held on June 7. John Dalton donating the HOA prize. The next shoot will be the 300 ATA on June 28.
Ravenden Springs School announces date for reunion
The annual Ravenden Springs School Reunion will be held on Saturday, June 14. We will gather at 11 a.m. at the old Ravenden Springs school and will share a potluck meat at noon. Fried chicken will be provided. A $10 donation for the upkeep of the school will get you a good lunch. Kids under 12 eat free. Come and enjoy visiting with old friends and classmates from Ravenden Springs and Oak Ridge schools.
Junior Auxiliary of Randolph County launches equipment donation event
The Junior Auxiliary of Randolph County has kicked off its equipment donation event, set to end on June 13. The initiative is aimed at collecting gently used athletic gear to support local youth athletes for the upcoming season. Members of the organization will be stationed at the gates during Thursday’s game from 6:45 p.m. to approximately 7:15-7:30 p.m. to receive donations. Additional drop-off opportunities will also be available following the game.
Ribbon cutting held at Premiere Poultry Supplies
Ribbon cutting held at Premiere Poultry Supplies
Randolph County 4-H teams qualify for state at Delta District Food Challenge
Randolph County 4-H had an impressive showing at the Delta District 4-H Food Challenge, held on May 21st at the Greene County Extension Office, with both Junior and Senior teams showcasing their culinary talents and teamwork.
ProMed Ambulance earns prestigious designation as Pediatric Ready Ambulance Service
ProMed Ambulance is proud to announce its official recognition as a Pediatric Ready Ambulance Service by the Arkansas Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) program. This designation places ProMed among the top 5% of ambulance providers in the state and makes it the only service in South Arkansas to receive this distinction.
As President Trump helps storm-impacted Arkansas families, the State steps up for damaged communities
Following President Trump’s Major Disaster Declaration in response to Arkansas’ March 14-15 storms and tornadoes and his announcement that he would provide Individual Assistance to Arkansans impacted by these storms, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders today announced that the State will provide Public Assistance to storm-impacted county and local governments.
Pocahontas High School Class of 2025 announces Honor Graduates
Pocahontas High School recently announced their Class of 2025 honor graduates. The Valedictorians were Maggie Baltz, Carli Chester, Wyatt Converse, Abby Pankey and Sophia Reintsma. The Salutatorians were Aiden Camp and Brianna Hassell. Honor Graduates were Madison Bagwell, Maggie Baltz, Paisley Baltz, Zane Baltz, Blair Baxley, Caydence Beal, Kynli Brandt, Aiden Camp, Carli Chester, Asellee Childers, David Coffey, Wyatt Converse, Cameron Daffron, Aiden Difani, Noah Dilday, Lucy Donner, Isaiah Doty, Phyanna Echeverria, Bernise Enoch, Ryker Fletcher, Landen Gettings, Jake Harry, Brianna Hassell, Lauryn Johnson, Jeremiah Land, Chance Lane, Abigail Liebhaber, Shiloh Linokmeto, Wesley Ludwig, Nathan Major, Michael Meloktakon, Charles Menard, Bailey Miller, Joslyn Nichols, Skyler Nun-Kelley, Abby Pankey, Alexis Percifull, Allie Reagan, Richard Regina, Sophia Reintsma, Brynnison Smith, Talon Taylor, Brayden Tillie, Destiny Ward, Karson Weitkamp, Lauren White, Blakley Williams and Jessie Young.
Pocahontas School Board addresses band program concerns, approves summer projects and personnel changes
A packed room of concerned parents and community members attended the Pocahontas School Board of Education meeting on May 19, where discussions centered on proposed changes to the sixth-grade beginner band program.