Two Corning trap shooting squads put their stocks on the money side earning Champion and Runner-Up in the Arkansas State Trap Shoot. The event was hosted by Jacksonville Parks and Recreation at the Arkansas Game and Fish Trap Shooting Complex in Jacksonville on Tuesday, June 18, 2024, through Sunday, June 23, 2024.
Republicans cut taxes for wealthy Arkansans Let’s remember why we’re here: Back on Thursday, May 9, the last day of the 2024 Fiscal Session, a small group of House Republicans blocked passage of the appropriation for the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission. The point of contention: an increase in the appropriation for the director’s salary from about $150,000 to about $190,000.
When I see or hear people trying to bully others into silence on the political issues at hand, I think that people have forgotten what freedom means. Our country’s founders often expressed their beliefs with passion and intensity.
Established on Sept. 18, 1948, the Rapert- Poyner VFW Post #8347 has seen many officers through the years, through the election and re-election process. This year is exceptionally special to the VFW as on June 4, 2024, they held their annual election of officers and for the first time in 76 years, elected a female commander, Army Veteran Retired, E-6 (SSG) Kimberly J. Ferguson. Ferguson served her country for 30 years and was deployed to Kuwait from Fort Bragg, N.C., with the 1st Theater Sustainment Command, as part of Third Army (Forward) in Kuwait, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
The Corning Lady Bobcats sharpened their skills while participating in the Harding University Women’s Basketball Team Camp from June 13-15, 2024 in Searcy. .
The Arkansas General Assembly is set to convene for a special session on Monday, June 17. Governor Sanders issued the call earlier this week, highlighting several key agenda items.
From LITTLE ROCK – The deadline to register to vote in the November 5 general election falls on Monday, October 7. Keep in mind that county clerks may not accept voter registration forms signed digitally, unless they are submitted by certain state agencies.
Educational Rights Amendment Some very deep pockets are funding efforts to defeat the Educational Rights Amendment. Those pockets belong to wealthy people who want to use our tax dollars to cover tuition and expenses for private schools.
Queen Mila Medlock (Center); 1st Alternate - Wren Wilson (Right); 2nd Alternate - Gemma Nicole Woods (Left) .
Queen Georgia Creameans (Center); 1st Alternate - Willow Zerby (Right); 2nd Alternate - Lynnlee Havner (Left) .