LITTLE ROCK – Four election laws passed by the legislature in 2021 will continue to be enforced, thanks to an Arkansas Supreme Court ruling that upholds their constitutionality. The four laws were immediately challenged after the 2021 regular session, during which the legislature enacted a long series of election integrity laws.
World Narcissistic Abuse Awareness Day is recognized annually on the first of June, and serves as a crucial platform to shine a light on a form of abuse often kept hidden in the shadows. It is a day dedicated to raising awareness about the profound impact of narcissistic abuse, a reality that is too frequently misunderstood and dismissed.
Volunteers support Corning veterans in placing flags on the graves of military personnel interred at the Corning Cemetery on Saturday, May 25, 2025. .
An 18-wheeler took an unexpected detour when it drove through the guard rail, off the Current River Bridge on Hwy 67 in Randolph County and into the Current River on Monday, May 27 at approximately 3 p.m. Photos from Randolph County Sheriff Kevin Bell show the scene on Monday as deputies and the Arkansas State Police worked the accident. The driver of the semi was not injured.
Corning Middle School presents students who earned the 2023-2024 Honor Roll. 5th Grade Calei Bowers, Aubrey Bruton, Cannon Ervin, Braxton Godwin, Elena Guthrie, Easton Jett, Jase Morrow, AJ Robinson, Gracie Smith, Charlie Swint, Davi Vallance, Ryan Walker, Brody Whitley, Talli Wright 6th Grade Lillie Allen, Landon Bounds, Madison Chavez, Jayde Cole, Mia Curtis, Haylee Fairchild, Paisley Garver, Kylie George, Gannon Gleghorn, Delila Graham, Haddie Hudson, Gracie Janes, Jordan Lawrence, Sloan Mc-Masters, Adalynn Moser, Lyman Parks, Mabri Thompson, Reid Varvil, Carley Wiles, Elizabeth Wolner, Chase Woods, Sawyer Wright, Coraline Yancey 7th Grade Alyiah Archer, Macy Bauschlicher, Jolie Cannady, Madalynn Hay, Emily Huffman, Mollie Janes, Lane Lucas, Kabel Manatt, Kelci Masterson, Natalee Morrow, Phillip Nipper, Rayne Owens, Blaine Rogers, Riley Stanley, Abby Young 8th Grade Alynni Allen, Lakelyn Cates, Bailey Catt, Reed Crismon, Olivia Cummings, Jayden Curtis, Camila Elliott, Bentley Ermert, Jaggar George, Carlee Gleghorn, Rhetta Green, Jackson Jett, Krista King, Clowee Ogden, Christopher Scrogin, TJ Small, Levi Vanderberg, Aubree Whitley, Eli Wright .
Corning Middle School has announced the A and B Honor Roll for the 4th Quarter. 5th Grade Sophie Barber, Sylas Bass, Calei Bowers, Olivia Bray, Aubrey Bruton, Pyper Carpenter, Cannon Ervin, Elizabeth Gaines, Braxton Godwin, Elena Guthrie, Trestin Hollis, Easton Jett, Samuel Jolly, Brayden Jones, Aubrey Kennedy, Jocelyn Kepner, Sky March, Case McDonald, Kade McKinney, Jase Morrow, Maddie Morrow, Hadley Murray, Kenzie Ridinger, AJ Robinson, Jase Rogers, Gracie Smith, Charlie Swint, Davi Vallance, Ryan Walker, Brody Whitley, Izzy Wilson, Talli Wright 6th Grade Lillie Allen, Landon Bounds, Payton Buckhanan, Kohner Burns, Aubri Cates, Kentlee Cates, Madison Chavez, Jayde Cole, Mia Curtis, Baylee Ermert, Haylee Fairchild, Paisley Garver, Kylie George, Chloe Gillean, Gannon Gleghorn, Delila Graham, Kasin Haberle, Kayleigh Hays, Isaac Hays, Haddie Hudson, Gracie Janes, Jordan Lawrence, Robert Martin, Sophie McCulley, Sloane McMasters, Asa McNabb, Adalynn Moser, Meliney Mustard, Lyman Parks, Cali Sears-Pallett, Lyric Stormes, Mabri Thompson, Mason Tucker, Bryson Turner, Reid Varvil, Bentley Weaver, Carley Wiles, Elizabeth Wolner, Chase Woods, Zaylee Woods, Sawyer Wright, Coraline Yancey, Arthur Yandell 7th Grade Alyiah Archer, Macy Bauschlicher, Alex Bippus, Jolie Cannady, Madalynn Hay, Thomas Herring, Emily Huffman, Mollie Janes, Lane Lucas, Kabel Manatt, Dixie Martin, Kelci Masterson, London McKee, Natalee Morrow, Phillip Nipper, Rayne Owens, Blaine Rogers, Riley Stanley, Abby Young 8th Grade Alynni Allen, Lakelyn Cates, Bailey Catt, Reed Crismon, Olivia Cummings, Jayden Curtis, Camila Elliott, Bentley Ermert, Jaggar George, Carlee Gleghorn, Rhetta Green, Jackson Jett, Krista King, Bryson Murray, Clowee Ogden, Henry Pyle, Christopher Scrogin, TJ Small, Levi Vanderberg, Aubree Whitley, Eli Wright .
LITTLE ROCK — Among the dozens of regulations changes passed at the May 16 Arkansas Game and Fish Commission meeting in El Dorado, one stood head and shoulders above the rest in creating the most chatter among the state’s deer hunting community. Arkansas hunters will now be able to use non-semiautomatic firearms that shoot straight-wall metallic cartridges of .30 caliber or larger during Arkansas’s muzzleloader season. The same firearms also will be legal during modern gun season in Deer Zones 4 and 5, which traditionally only allowed muzzleloaders and shotguns firing slugs.
We, as a species of a race known as Homo Sapiens, are as varied and individual as a rose and a jimson weed growing side by side. What we see as we cruise along on this piece of rock and water called Earth, is as different as daylight and dark.
The city of Corning endured a couple rounds of strong storms with tornado sirens sounding twice over the Memorial Day weekend. An early morning storm on Sunday, May 26 produced hail. The city appeared to receive minimal damage to the area. Pictured is a tree down on Creason Road. Photo/George Lowe
The town of Peach Orchard weathered storms over the weekend with KAIT indicating their weather radar signaling a tornado in the area that damaged trees and power lines. Photos/Dianne Neill .