For your reading enjoyment, we continue to publish Rambling Vines by the late Marylea Vines as she recalls events and names of Corning folks from many years ago. We are currently in the year 1989 Week before last was my first Hallowe’en as owner of a house dog… everyone should experience that just once.
The Corning Beautification Committee selects Corning High School senior Aleena Bollinger as November’s Artist of the Month. Aleena is a senior at Corning High School and has been involved in many art classes at CHS and currently serves as Art Club President.
Eyes Wide Open I have always, well, maybe not always, but for at least the last 63 years, prided myself on being an aware person. I had an experience back in ‘62 that could have well brought an abrupt end to my existence, but those mystical creatures in Norse mythology, the three sisters, The Norns, who are said to weave the fates of all living beings, gave me a hall pass.
As November rolls around, we are reminded of a day that holds a special place in the hearts of countless Americans – Veterans Day. On this occasion, we pause to reflect on the sacrifices, courage, and unwavering commitment of those who have served in the U.S.
LITTLE ROCK – The Arkansas Economic Development Commission broke records for job creation and investment last year. Thirty companies invested close to $6 billion and announced the creation of 5,359 jobs.
12th grade - Emily Latrell 11th grade- Haley Cox 10th grade Taytum Whitley 9th grade- Laura Johnson Photo courtesy/Annie Williamson .
The Corning Lady Bobcats opened their 2023-24 season on Nov. 7 with a win at home against the Lady Redskins of Pocahontas by a score of 49-44. Presley Martin #21 was lead scorer with eight 2-pointers and a free throw shot for a total of 17 points. Kenlie Watson #11 scored 14 points with three 3-point shots, a 2-pointer and going 3-4 at the charity stripe. Katie Karr #25 shot 11 points for the Lady Cats going 4-4 at the free throw line, two 2-pointers and a 3-point shot. Haleigh Cox #20 shot a 3-pointer while Avery Glasgow #5 and Olivia Compton #44 each added two points.
The Corning Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a Chili Cook Off at the Corning Harvest Festival on Saturday, Oct. 28. The following winners were voted as having the most delicious chili. 1st Place and $500 winner: Stephanie Blecha, 2nd Place and winner of $200: Jeremy Hayes, 3rd Place and $100 winner: Maria Segura. Also pictured is Aden Wheeler representing Lee Hudson from Naylor Auxiliary.
There’s something honorable about a person who is willing to sacrifice for future generations. I’ve been thinking a lot about sacrifice, what it means and what is left in its wake.
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