The month of March is dedicated to reading and sharing its benefits. It improves your focus, memory, empathy and communication skills. Reading stories help us understand who we are as well as help us connect to others with different perspectives. One study even suggests reading is the best way to reduce stress as compared to taking a walk or playing video games.
MONDAY: Beef Chili with Beans, 6 oz ladle, Butter Corn, 1/2 cup, Cornbread, 2x2 square, Deluxe Fruit Salad, 1/2 cup. 2% Milk, 8 FL OZ TUESDAY: Tuna Salad on Wheat Bread, Sandwich, Lettuce Tomato & Pickle, Plate, Kidney Bean Salad, 1/2 cup, Mandarin Oranges, 1/2 Cup, 2% Milk, 8 FL OZ WEDNESDAY: Bean Soup with Ham, 6 oz ladle, Glazed Baby Carrots, 1/2 cup, Balsamic Beet & Spinach Salad, 1/2 cup, Cornbread, 2x2 square, Chocolate Mousse, 1/2 cup, 2% Milk, Cartoon THURSDAY: Turkey a la King, 8 oz ladle, Parslied Rice, 1/2 cup, Garden Vegetable Blend, 1/2 cup, Wheat Dinner Roll, Roll, 2% Milk, 8 FL OZ. Lime Pineapple Gelatin, 2x2.5 square.
On Thursday, February 23, 2023, at 4:50 p.m. the Clay County Sheriff’s Department arrested 56-year-old Danny Cobb of Success, and 53-year-old James Cobb of Success on felony warrants out of Butler County, MO. The Sheriff’s Department had received information they were at their mother’s house in Success, AR. The responding officer found at the time of the arrest felony drug paraphernalia on Danny Cobb. The Butler County warrants were for 2 warrants on Danny Cobb for Failure to Appear for Controlled Substance and Possession of a dangerous drug with intent to deliver. James Cobb was arrested for Possession of the controlled substance meth. Both subjects were transported to Greene County Sheriff’s Department waiting for extradition out of Butler County Sheriff’s Department Missouri.
Rice production is ingrained in Arkansas farming and in line with that, the mission of Riceland Foods, a farmer owned cooperative, is to help farmers feed the world sustainably. It is honorable work and one that the new CEO of Riceland, Jason Brancel, takes seriously. He addressed the audience of local farmers at the M.B. Ainley, Jr. Community Center on Tuesday, Feb. 21 after a hearty luncheon of beef tips or chicken on a bed of rice, green beans, Au Gratin potatoes, rolls and an after meal palate cleanser of Rice Krispy treats.
Corning OM teams advance to State OM Tournament Arkansas Odyssey of the Mind State Qualifier (formerly known as Regional) Tournament was held on the campuses of Corning Middle School and Corning High School on Saturday, February 25th. 60 teams, primarily from Northeast Arkansas, competed in this event.
Scorebook Live, a platform for high school sports fans and a technology partner of state associations, coaches and administrators, recently named some of Arkansas’ best female basketball players. Looking at the best girls players in Arkansas across all classifications, Kyle Sutherland, Sports Reporter for SBLive Arkansas, listed Whitley Bolen among 55 top prep shooting guards.
Corning boy’s basketball coach Wes Couch said he was proud of his team’s effort in a disappointing 74-72 overtime loss to Newport in in 3A-2 regional game in Mountain View last week, which ended the Bobcats’ season.