Kindergarten students at Park Elementary had a wet n' wild play day on Thursday, May 9 as their playground was turned into a water park thanks to the Corning Volunteer Fire Department and storms in the area on Wednesday night.
Well, folks I am going to take a long dive today. I will not apologize for the content of the column, but ask indulgence that you might think of what I am saying, and see if there might be some wisdom in my words.
This week on May 8th, my favorite president, Harry Truman, would have been 140 years old. I have often wondered what Truman would have to say about the situation we find themselves in as democracy seems to be precariously hanging in the balance.
Fresh-faced men and women clothed in caps and gowns entered the Bobcat gymnasium in the presence of their support systems; their families, friends, teachers and administrators. On Sunday, May 5, 2024 at 3 p.m., in what was the culmination of their K-12 educational journey; their high school graduation. They walked into the gym for the last time as high school students and exited as young adults ready for the next phase of their lives. Corning High School presented 62 diplomas to the Class of 2024 with hopes for bright futures and dreams to be fulfilled.
Women ages 40 to 74 should be screened for breast cancer every two years, according to an updated recommendation released by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) on Tuesday, April 30.
Prayers for healing for Kim Hobbs who is fighting an infection that has led to sepsis. The infection has required surgeries to remove infection.
This week, the House addressed several key issues including state employee pay, digital asset mining regulations, and the budget for the upcoming fiscal year. SB77, which was passed by the House, outlines a temporary pay plan for state employees, including a potential 3% raise and setting the minimum salary at $32,405 per year.
Daisy Bates and Johnny Cash are two iconic figures in American history whose legacies continue to inspire. Both will soon be honored with statues in the United States Capitol, commemorating their impactful lives and contributions.
POCAHONTAS, AR — Black River Technical College (BRTC) held its Spring 2024 commencement on Thursday, May 9 in the Randolph County Development Center. Approximately 393 degrees and certificates were conferred by BRTC President Dr.
POCAHONTAS, AR — Black River Technical College (BRTC) held its Spring 2024 registered nursing graduation and pinning ceremony on Tuesday, May 7 in the Randolph County Development Center. BRTC celebrated the graduation of 20 students who earned an Associate of Applied Science in Registered Nursing.