Corning Police Report
The following information was taken from the Corning Police Department radio logs for the dates of April 3, 2022 – April 16, 2022. Sunday, April 3, 2022 6:05 p.m.
April 2022
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From the office of JOE JETT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES State of Arkansas District 56
The month of April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. It is a time to raise awareness and inspire collective action so that every child can lead their best life.
STATE CAPITOL WEEK IN REVIEW
LITTLE ROCK – At their first meeting scheduled after Easter, lawmakers will hear an update on new rules and new funding that will eliminate a waiting list for services for people with developmental disabilities.
How to corral spring allergies
Spring is synonymous with rebirth. Each spring, flowers begin to bloom again, grass starts to grow and people from all walks of life rekindle their love affair with the great outdoors. Spring also marks the return of a familiar foe: allergies.
Peach Orchard News
Hello everyone. The second paving project has started here in Peach Orchard. Soon we will have all the streets in town paved. The railroad company has finished up the work on the railway they just need to pick up the old ties and trash now.
New Releases from the Corning Library
Mystery Three Debts Paid by Anne Perry Driving Force by Lynette Eason Crimson Summer by Heather Graham Once A Thief by Christopher Reich The Investigator by John Sandford The Catch by Lisa Harris Shadow’s Reel by C.J. Box (Also available in Large Print) A Safe House by Stuart Woods (Also available in Large Print) Relative Justice by Robert Whitlow Adult Fantasy Shadow Fallen by Sherrilyn Kenyon Adult Fiction Sea Glass Cottage by Irene Hannon Mulberry Hollow by Denise Hunter Young Adult Omen’s Bite by P.C.
Fish fry held to support Roofe in State Rep run
Rector Mayor Teresa Roofe and kicked off her campaign for Arkansas State Representative District 1 with a fish fry on Saturday, April 16 from 12 p.m. – 2 p.m.
BRTC’s Smith discusses STARTSMART program at April Chamber luncheon
Jason Smith, Vice President of Student Affairs at Black River Technical College was the featured speaker at the April Chamber of Commerce luncheon at El Acapulco on Monday, April 11 at 11:30 a.m. Smith discussed the StartSmart program and scholarships available to students. He told the members that 86% of first-time students at BRTC receive financial aid. He shared that concurrent enrollment allows high school students to earn college and high school credit. The discount applies to courses taught by high school instructors on a high school campus.
For Your Information
Tax deductible donations are being accepted for Corning’s recreational project, including: M. B.
From The Courier Files 1902-1903
Harry Harmon and Milo Black are preparing to open an ice cream parlor in the Barnes building on Second Street. We are authorized to announce that $25 will be paid by the citizens of Corning for evidence sufficient to convict anyone of illegal sale of liquor or intoxicating bitters, or the soliciting of orders for intoxicants, within the town of Corning.