January 2024

Lady Bobcats sting Hornets in overtime

The Corning Lady Bobcats traveled to Harrisburg on Thursday, January 11 to beat the Lady Hornets; 57-55 in overtime. After only playing one game in the previous 23 days due to Christmas break, the Lady Bobcats pulled out the win against Harrisburg. The score was 55-55 going into the fifth quarter overtime that ended in a victory as a result of a game-winning rebound and 2-point shot by Presley Martin. Coach Jerry Songer stated the Lady Cats made some nice passes into the post and good offense for the win. The win placed Corning at 12-5 overall, 6-0 Conference.

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Full Circle

Living in a moment Normally every 24 or so hours your life begins again. Throughout your life you will follow a similar pattern, often in different settings, colors, smells, and temperatures.

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Poll worker trainings scheduled

It’s time for Poll Worker training. In order to work at a poll in any election for the next 2 years, you must attend one of these 2 scheduled trainings. Training is only good for 2 years. The first training will be Saturday, January 27, at the Piggott Community Center. The training will start at 1:00 p.m. and continue until completed. The second training will be held at the M.B. Ainley, Jr. Community Center in Corning on Saturday, February 3 from 1:00 p.m. until completed. Please contact the County Election Coordinator, Karen Cagle, at (870) 240-3295 for more information.

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Court date postponed for Piggott women

According to Clay County Sheriff Ronnie Cole, the court date for Joyce Parks and Rhonda Parks has been postponed to April 12 at the request of their attorney. The Piggott Police Department obtained felony warrants for the two women on Sept. 19, 2023, for first degree false imprisonment, terroristic threatening and third degree domestic battery involving two juveniles.

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