
sesquicentennial snapshot
Celebrating 150 Years of the City of Corning & Clay County in 2023 Livery Stable... Charlie Robinson, owner of the livery stable where he is posed horseback, was in a militant mood at the moment.
Celebrating 150 Years of the City of Corning & Clay County in 2023 Livery Stable... Charlie Robinson, owner of the livery stable where he is posed horseback, was in a militant mood at the moment.
Lately I’ve been focusing on gratitude especially as the world seems to have gone mad. Our state and federal legislators seem to have lost common sense and in some cases do and say ridiculous things that have many Americans praying for an intervention.
Taco Bell recently announced the 2022 Signature Restaurants and Corning’s Taco Bell was on that list for the second year in a row. Signature Restaurants are the best global restaurants that deliver best-inclass service, people, unrivaled culture, and the fundamentals in place to serve delicious food from open to close! Being a Signature Restaurant means the team has mastered the science and art of a premier Taco Bell.
CorningHighSchoolJuniorJayceCouchhasbeen selected All State for the 2022-2023 basketball season. Jayce’s accomplishments this season are: Williams Baptist All Tournament Team NEA All Tournament Team First National Bank All Tournament Team December Farm Bureau Player of the Month The Ticket Radio Network Player of the Week SBLive Arkansas Top Juniors List Lead team in scoring, assists, and charges. All Conference and All State
Student-centered learning moves students from passive receivers of information to active participants in their own learning process. Learners can then take ownership of their learning. Students at Park Elementary took on the role of teacher as they engaged in peer instruction and learning allowing them to share and reinforce what they have learned.
The Corning School Board met at 5:00 pm on March 14, 2023 with all members present. The board approved the minutes and financial report. The resignation of Jessica Russom as cheerleading sponsor effective June 30, 2023 was accepted. Next the board approved the renewal of the OT and Speech Therapy Contract with NEA Therapy for the 20232024 school year. Because there is only one candidate for the upcoming school board election and no changes are being made to the local tax rates, upon recommendation from the county clerk’s office the board approved a resolution to request the county board of election commissioners to declare an election by candidate to be held for the upcoming school board election in May. Finally, Superintendent Woolard shared information with the board concerning the LEARNS ACT, ESSER updates, and reminded the board of the time change to 7:00 for April-November meetings. There being no further business, President Turner adjourned the meeting.
3rd Grade All A’s Jacob Arnold Butler Bowers Blaze George Parker Hudson Mullen Jett Ja’Kynzie Woodard A’s and B’s Emma Ainley Drake Arnett Serena Bray Madison Bolin Jude Causey Cruz Cooper Jaxon Dillon Bailey Dobbins Skyy Freeman Lillian Harrison Levi Kirby Bret Lunsford River Malone Cason Moore Joshua Poole Tyson Rainwater Charlie Sears Cheyann Small Seth Spears Johnie Tyler Mikah Jo Townsend Ava Vallance Zackary Yandell 4th Grade All A’s Cannon Ervin Braxton Godwin Elena Guthrie Easton Jett Brody Whitley A’s and B’s Elizabeth Gaines Trestin Hollis Samuel Jolly Aubrey Kennedy Hadley Murray Jase Morrow Phoebe Quador Gracie Smith Charlie Swint Izzy Wilson Talli Wright .
Reed Crismon celebrated his 13th birthday on March 5, 2023 with a party which was held at the M.B. Ainley, Jr. Community Center. Guest enjoyed food and sodas, as well as cake. Several of Reed’s 7th grade buddies also enjoyed playing basketball in the gym. Adults attending were: Danny and Sherlie Harmon, Barbara Dodd, Elaine Morris, Shirley Burns and Leona Johnson.
The Clay County Fair Association is inviting students from Corning, Piggott and Rector to submit a theme for this year’s fair. From the contest entries the fair board will choose from those themes and the winner will receive a free meal ticket from the fair kitchen, two tickets to the demolition derby and a free fair t-shirt.
The population is growing and so is its demand for food to fuel those extra bodies. Harvard Business Review reports the global population has quadrupled over the last century. It’s predicted that, by 2050, the population will exceed nine billion people.