I’m all for Elon Musk kicking the numerous and annoying ads off Twitter, though how he makes the business continue to work without them is unclear. The bigger issue is running off the fake accounts and streams of disinformation.
Concert goers enjoyed performances by the Corning 7th grade, 8th grade, 9-12 Sr. High bands under the direction of band director, David Hall in the Corning High School auditorium on Wednesday evening, April 27, 2022. Photo/Jasmine Farley
ENGLISH ADVANCED PLACEMENT ENGLISH 12 Cecilia Castro ENGLISH 12 Kelsey Arnold Jasmine Riggs YEARBOOK STAFF MEMBERS The following seniors received a pin. Kenzie Blanchard Rhett Eddington Ralasha Farmer Maddy Finley Fisher Francis Ryleigh Halcomb Taylor Hamilton Camden Hudson Austin Johnson Destiny Leonard Makenna Lunsford Sabrina Parks Jasmine Riggs Kekoa Villaluna Luke Wheeler MATH ADVANCED TOPICS Kekoa Villiluna ALGEBRA III Charles King AP CALCULUS Kent Young SCIENCE CHEMISTRY Jasmine Riggs AP BIOLOGY Alicia James SOCIAL STUDIES WORLD GEOGRAPHY Jasmine Riggs FAMILY CONSUMER SCIENCE ADVANCED CHILD CARE GUIDANCE AND SERVICES Cecilia Castro AGRICULTURAL METALS Charlie King ART ART IV Kelsey Arnold COMPLETERS (Completed 3 years in their field of study) These students received their Division of Career and Technical Education certificates in: ENTREPRENEURIAL DESIGN Caleigh Allison Kelsey Arnold Madison Finley Liberty Hobbs Haylee Wilkins CHILD CARE GUIDANCE AND SERVICES Shelby Banks Cecilia Castro Ralasha Farmer Ralasha Farmer Ryleigh Halcomb Liberty Hobbs Kimberly Talley HOSPITALITY & TOURISM Kobe Hayes AGRICULTURAL TECHNICAL SYSTEMS Kenzie Blanchard Kelsea Croutch Timothy Curtis Parker Davis Jared Dodd Rhett Eddington Tyler Green Chance Jones Charles King Luke Wheeler ANIMAL SYSTEMS Kelsea Croutch Jared Dodd Estel White COMPUTER SCIENCE COMPLETER Dorian Segura NATIONAL SCHOOL CHORAL AWARD Kimberly Talley NATIONAL HONORS SOCIETY Caleigh Allison Kelsey Arnold Shelby Banks Kenzie Blanchard Cecilia Castro Timothy Curtis Parker Davis Rhett Eddington Madison Finley Fisher Francis Ryleigh Halcomb Taylor Hamilton Alicia James Makenna Lunsford Sabrina Parks Jasmine Riggs Dorian Segura CORNING FFA RETIRING OFFICERS The following received medallions.
LEFT - Corning School Board and Administration: School Board: Kenny Francis, Billy Allen, Vicki Robinson, Kirk Scobey. Absent: Keith Turner. Superintendent Jennifer Edington, High School Principal John Hampton.
By Will Clark U of A System Division of Agriculture FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — What major issues are bubbling under the surface in agricultural and environmental law? Find out during a bonus online session of the Mid-South Agricultural and Environmental Law Conference.
Hello everyone. It looks like we are heading in for warmer weather from here on out. No more frost worries for all of us gardeners. My garden is coming along nicely. My baby ducks and geese are growing. Chickens are producing seven eggs a day now. Everything is perky up around here in this warmer weather. I don’t particularly like all the stormy weather Spring brings, but I do enjoy all the rain.
JONESBORO — Arkansas State University will hold its 2022 Spring Commencement ceremony at 10 a.m., Saturday, May 7, in Centennial Bank Stadium. The event is open to the public and seating for family and friends will be first-come, firstchoice at the ceremony. Chancellor Kelly Damphousse will confer degrees upon graduates from seven colleges including Agriculture, Business, Education and Behavioral Science, Engineering and Computer Science, Liberal Arts and Communication, Nursing and Health Professions, and Sciences and Mathematics, along with University College. Graduates will receive doctoral, specialist, master, bachelor and associate degrees.
JONESBORO – The Honors College at Arkansas State University will host the 13th annual Honors Recognition Ceremony and Reception Friday, May 6, at 4 p.m. in the Cooper Alumni Center, 2600 Alumni Blvd. A group of 143 graduating Honors students will be recognized in the company of their parents, families, guests and university dignitaries. Graduation distinctions for each student are listed below. Graduating seniors Marti Jo Boren of Sherwood and Beau Belcher of Benton will make remarks on behalf of their Honors peers at the ceremony. In addition, the Honors Professor of the Year 2022 will be announced. Honors students nominate professors and vote to select the recipient. There are three distinctions in graduating from the Honors College -- Graduating in University Honors, Graduating in Honors, and earning the Honors Certificate. Graduating in University Honors Those designated ‘Graduating in University Honors’ have successfully defended an Honors senior thesis, completed a minimum of 24 credit hours in Honors coursework, and are graduating with a 3.50 or higher cumulative grade point average. This distinction is recognized on their diplomas and academic transcripts. These students also receive a gold Honors medallion and recognition certificate. Those graduating in University Honors are: Seth Joslin of Austin, Beau Belcher, Jared Hastings, and Taylor Wilson all of Benton, Grant Dawson of East End, Alyson Nichols of Jonesboro, Noah Haynes of Little Rock, Brogeon Walraven of Malvern, Samuel Harris of Paragould, Marti Jo Boren of Sherwood, Alecea Paige Rathbun of Trumann, Leyandra Snyder of Boise, Idaho, Sophia Oury of Gilberts, Ill., Erin Nicholas of Davenport, Iowa, Emily Mitchell of Southaven, Miss., Jolee Laughary of West Plains, Mo., and Charleigh Callahan of Atoka, Tenn. Graduating in Honors Students ‘Graduating in Honors’ have completed a minimum of 18 credit hours in Honors coursework and are graduating with a 3.50 or higher cumulative grade point average. This distinction is recognized on their diplomas and their academic transcripts. These students also receive a silver Honors medallion and recognition certificate. Those graduating in Honors are: Cameron Rhoden of Alexander, Allison Batson and Leanna Van both of Batesville, MaKayla Holliman of Bauxite, Jana Jacobs of Benton, Hayli Fendley of Bismarck, Jessica Stevens of Black Rock, Bailey Coles of Brookland, John Dellorto and Madalyn Miller both of Bryant, Olivia Ford of Conway, Will Scobey of Corning, Jenna McCullar of Etowah, Anna Chaplain of Fisher, Angelica Ginn-Mitchell of Glencoe, Kamryn Alkire and Ellie Mayberry both of Hensley, Harrison Bruner of Highland, Sierra Light of Hoxie, Morgan Hibbard-Gregg of Jacksonville, Chandler Brigham, Kathrine Davis, Aaron Dent, Wesley Handwork, Abbigail Hicks, Madeline Holt, Kate Islas, Cecily Long, Parker Meeks, Kelsea Pennington, Kaitlin Ponder, Zachary Proctor, Jordan Rogers, Amelia Singh, Jackson St. Pierre, Kristin Steimel, Carmela Unnold Cofre, Jonathan White, and Katrina White all of Jonesboro. Others are Kristan McDonald of Judsonia, Sydney Lane of Keiser, Kayli Schwantz of Lexa, Frances Bollinger, Katie Little, Aamiyah McFadden, and Mihye Walker all of Little Rock, Reed Middleton of Marianna, Alexa Chiolino of Maumelle, Mary Dunn of McGehee, Victoria Brownhill of McRae, Emma Jackson of Newport, Benjamin Hall and Anna McMillian both of North Little Rock, Holly Blair Benson, Lauren Hendrix, Dean MacDonald, Katherine McCrary, Derek Shollenbarger, and Justin Wilson all of Paragould, Joel Clayton Rogers of Pine Bluff, Brittany Kunkel of Poughkeepsie, Ashton Archer of Prattsville, Rachel Jines of Ravenden, Blake White of Roland, and Madison Hewitt Millikin of Rosie. Also graduating in Honors are Lauren Douell, Jewell Duncan, and Henry Nguyen all of Searcy, Heath Alexander, Anna Handloser, and Logan Mitchell all of Sheridan, Sydney McCord and Alexandra Nichols both of Sherwood, Brittany Pharis of Tyronza, Megan Atkins and Rachel Blocker both of Vilonia, Kelly Lee of Walnut Ridge, Ann Marie Covington and Hannah Kline both of Ward, Megan Knowling of Vernon Rockville, Conn., Ariel Kaylee Jones of Corinth, Miss., Mackenzie Dodds of Hernando, Miss., Zachary Lancaster of Malden, Mo., Morgan Hogsett of Willow Springs, Mo., Jacob Clontz of Leicester, N.C., Kayli Taylor of Collierville, Tenn., Kylie Adams of Jackson, Tenn., My Ni Van of Memphis, Tenn., and Amine Ghoorchiyani of Tokyo, Japan. Students earning the Honors Certificate Those earning an Honors Certificate have completed a minimum of 18 credit hours in Honors coursework and are graduating with a 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average. These students are presented with a certificate in recognition of their accomplishment. Those earning the Honors Certificate are: Carmen Waugh of Batesville, Zachary Spann of Bauxite, Alyssa Rowland of Benton, Emily Skaggs of Brookland, Dhyan Thacker of Bryant, Harold Laws of Carlisle, Brittney McCay of Cherry Valley, Morgan Blankenship of Crossett, Carson Cannon of Hatfield, Kara Blankenship of Hazen, Katie Ashing and Alitza Cabibi-Wilkin both of Hot Springs, Marlie Hufstedler of Imboden, Alexandra Gibson, Christian Martillo, Melissa Palumbo, and Madison Powell all of Jonesboro, Caitlyn Hamby of Judsonia, Bryce Eckerd, Kylie Eckerd, and Emma Minden all of Little Rock. Also earning the Honors Certificate are Ethan Underhill of Marion, Courtney Winters of North Little Rock, Tryniti Garred, Braden Hatley, and Austin Mitchell all of Paragould, Jesse Paslay and Whitney Warden both of Searcy, Joshua Householder and Guy Lemmons both of Walnut Ridge, Natalie Dumas of Northport, Ala., Leah Ballin of Advance, Mo., Colin Schlitt of Cape Girardeau, Mo., Trenton Thompson of Senath, Mo., Addison Nelson of Steele, Mo., Heidi Hauptman of Durant, Okla., and Caitlin Watts of Humboldt, Tenn.
Survival Flight conducted a class on Saturday, April 30 with the Peach Orchard Volunteer Fire Department demonstrating how to set up a landing zone, maintain safety and to assist in loading a victim on the aircraft.