Linda Adams Neal, MD, age 68, of North Little Rock, passed away on October 13, 2022. Dr. Neal was born in Poplar Bluff, MO and raised in Corning, AR by her loving parents Avon and Helen (Rogers) Adams. Linda graduated from Corning High School in 1972 and then with a Bachelor of Science from University of Central Arkansas.
Mr. John David Richardson, 78, of Corning passed away October 12, 2022 at home.
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We will be having our annual class reunion on Saturday, October 22nd. The meeting will be located at the Red Dragon restaurant located on Hwy. 62-67 West. The restaurant is right across from the Parkview Restaurant and The Living Word Church located on the west side of the restaurant. We will be starting at 6 PM. The restaurant has a buffet to choose your food items. Anyone is welcome that went with our class any of the 12 years from 1948 to 1960 or if you want to bring a friend to 1960 or if you want to bring a family member with you, please do so. If there is any more information needed, feel free to notify me at John316. rgs@gmail.com. Sincerely, Ronnie Smith.
The Corning Public Library is restarting their “Itty Bitty Story Time” for all preschool age children. The next story time will be November 2nd at 10 a.m.
This morning is history. Everything that we have managed to accomplish, to create, to fail at, to destroy, or to build, is history within moments.
Corning Junior High Chess traveled to Walnut Ridge on Oct. 18 to the NEA Education Cooperative’s Chess Tournament.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The deadline is approaching to submit nominations for the 2023 Arkansas Food Hall of Fame, a program of Arkansas Heritage. Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism Secretary Stacy Hurst urges Arkansans to make their nominations online before Oct. 31, 2022.
Jacob Arnold, Serena Bray, Butler Bowers, Blaze George, Parker Hudson, Mullen Jett, Bret Lunsford, Cason Moore, Tyson Rainwater, Cheyann Small, Mikah Jo Townsend, Ava Vallance, Ja’Kynzie Woodard, Zackary Yandell, A’s and B’s Emma Ainley, Drake Arnett, Madison Bolin, Austin Carter, Jude Causey, Wyatt Collett, Abigail Conway, LuxAnna Conway, Cruz Cooper, Jaxon Dillon, Bailey Dobbins, Skyy Freeman, Hunter Haberle, Littian Harrison, Norah Jenkins, Adilyn Johnson, Ashton Johnson, Keelinn Johnson, Levi Kirby, Asa Ladd, Kyler Masterson, Adalyn Panhorst, Alberto Rojas, Charlie Sears, Seth Spears, Khaleesi Stormes, Eli VanNada, Bobby Young, 4th Grade All A’s Cannon Ervin, Braxton Godwin, Elena Gutrhrie, Easton Jett, Armani Jones, Gracie Smith, Charlie Swint, Brody Whitley, Talli Wright, A’s and B’s Calei Bowers, Olivia Bray, Trestin Hollis, Drake Hunt, Samuel Jolly, Phoebe Quador, Case McDonald, Kade McKinney, Jase Morrow, Madison Morrow, Jase Rogers, Annalee Shourd, Izzy Wilson .
School Principal Appreciation Month: Mr. Shannon Fish N Jennifer Woolard October is School Principal Appreciation Month and I want to take this opportunity to thank our principals for the wonderful jobs they do for our district.