The Lady Cats hosted the Sloan Hendrix Lady Greyhounds on Nov. 13 at the Bobcat gymnasium. The lead scorer for Corning was #21 - Presley Martin who scored 10 points in the form of three 2pointers, a 3-point shot and 1 free throw. Addison George #10 scored 8 points with a 2-pointer and two outside the arc. Kenlie Watson #11 and Celene Pankey each scored 5 points while Emily Selig #32 scored 4 points for the Lady Bobcats.
The Corning City Council met in a special meeting on Monday, Nov. 20 at 3 p.m. to open sealed bids as requested by the city for an ambulance service. Absent from the meeting was Councilman Randall Godwin. City Attorney Kirk Lonidier was available via cell phone during the latter part of the meeting concerning a resolution.
The Jr. Lady Bobcats were soundly beaten by the Jr. Lady Greyhounds in a home game on Nov. 13. The team experienced 24 turnovers which contributed to slowing momentum for Corning. Gracie Townsend #20 scored 3 of the 5 points while Abby Young #3 scored 2 points for the Jr. Lady Cats.
One of my favorite writers, Earnest Hemingway, wrote his book with this title while living in Piggott, Arkansas. I really liked his work.
LITTLE ROCK – Law enforcement is predominately a duty of local governments, and the overwhelming majority of police officers in Arkansas work for cities and counties. However, state government does have 1,299 employees in the Department of Public Safety.
While the convenience of department stores and online shopping is undeniable, we’d like to take this time to encourage you to incorporate shopping locally this holiday season. Saturday, November 25, 2023, was Small Business Saturday – a day to celebrate and support small businesses and all they do for their communities. Small businesses are the lifeblood of our communities, and by choosing to support them, we can make a significant positive impact on our state’s economy, as well as create a more vibrant and diverse shopping experience. A small business in Arkansas is defined as those with less than 500 employees. There are more than 264,000 small businesses in Arkansas. Small businesses make up the majority of businesses in the state. More than 47% of all Arkansas employees work for a small business. When you shop at small businesses, your dollars stay within the local economy. These businesses often reinvest in the community, helping to create jobs and contribute to the overall economic well-being of your area. In fact, studies show that 68 cents of every dollar spent at a small business stays in the community. In addition, every dollar spent at a small business creates an additional 48 cents in local business activity as a result of employees and local businesses purchasing local goods and services. Small businesses are often family-owned or operated by your neighbors, friends, and fellow community members. By shopping at these local establishments, you not only support their livelihoods but also create a stronger sense of unity and connection within your town or city. They also offer a treasure trove of one-of-a-kind products that you won’t find in larger stores.
When filing for 2024 came to a close at noon last Tuesday, Arkansas Democrats had fielded their largest slate of candidates since 2014. The Democratic Party of Arkansas is set to contest all four congressional districts and compete in the special election for State Treasurer of Arkansas.