Donald Doyle Jackson passed away at Westwood Hills Health and Rehabilitation Center in Poplar Bluff, MO on Saturday, July 2, 2022, at the age of 92. He was born November 23, 1929, to Oscar (OW) and Mary (Clifton) Jackson in Harrisburg, AR.
Farm Credit Midsouth Board Chair Dane Coomer is pleased to announce the intent to merge Farm Credit Midsouth with Farm Credit Mid-America under the name Farm Credit Mid-America. A letter of intent has been signed by both boards of directors as of June 24, 2022.
Plans are being made for a reunion of all descendants and relatives of Newton Jasper McCoy (daughters Nellie Garrett, Lela Braden and Garnetta Locke of Michigan, Connie Hill and Mrs. O.E. Lenom of California, Mrs. Roy Cox of Paragould, AR, Mrs. Hurbert Lamb of Rector, AR, Mrs. Leroy French of Kennett, Mo, sons Ollie and Louie McCoy of Trumann, AR.
JONESBORO – Eighteen Arkansas State University students returned home from the national Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference, carrying 13 awards they earned during the organization’s national competition.
There is still time to get prepared for the Pollard Beauty Pageants which will be held Saturday, July 9 th at the Pollard Picnic in Pollard, Arkansas. The following pageant schedule will be as follows: 10 a.m.
POCAHONTAS, – Black River Technical College is pleased to announce that Neal Harwell has accepted the Mental Health Counselor and Crisis Intervention Specialist position for the Division of Student Affairs. This is a one-year grant-funded position that is paid for through HEERF (Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund) funding.
Journey Faith Hollis was born June 24, 2022 to parents Chris and Bysshe Hollis and proud big brother, Tanner Foster. Journey weighed 6 lbs.
An artist’s lifetime is filled with works revealing his or her passion. It’s with this in mind that the Corning Beautification Committee has selected an artist posthumously to serve as the July Artist of the Month. The CBC has named the late Dorothy (Johnson) Hart as the July Artist of the Month. Dorothy was born and raised in the Datto and Corning communities. She was the wife of Gary Hart and mother to Suzy McMasters and Cindy Hart-Layton. Cindy preceded her in death in January of this year.
LITTLE ROCK — On June 30 the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission meeting concluded one of the busiest years in recent history, with many accomplishments highlighted in AGFC Director Austin Booth’s report.
Almost 90 percent of Arkansas’s land is privately owned. Many landowners and managers who are concerned about the environment and wildlife often forget to consider it in their management activities. Many more don’t know where to start.