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Clay County Election Committee to hold testing

The public testing, and logic and accuracy test, for the upcoming May 13 Election in Clay County will be held beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 26. The testing will be conducted at the Corning election warehouse, located at 435 Southwest Second Street in Corning. The testing is open to the public. Those wanting additional information may contact Clay County Election Coordinator Karen Cagle at 870-240-3295.

Killing Clayton

Part 5: Upheaval and Foreshadowing. Killing Clayton is a limited weekly column about a corrupt election, the assassination of possible Clay County namesake John Clayton, and the shadow it cast on Arkansas history.

Corning Track results

Wellman Relays 4x800- Cadean Sweaney, Jake Vanada, Josh Davis and Blaine Lancaster- second 4x100 and 4x200- Conner LeGrand, Nate Jansen, Carson Dodson and Peyton Cartwright- eighth 4x400- Bentley Ermert, Dawson Leach, Kendan McCollum and Carson Dodson- eighth Shot Put- Cadean Stanleyeighth Triple Jump- Peyton Cartwright- eighth 800 m- Kendan McCollumthird 3200 m- Josh Davis- fifth 400 m- Cadean Sweaneythird Bearcat Relays 4x800 relay: Reid Varvil, Phil Nipper, Sebastian Conner and Bryce Cox-fourth Blazer Relays 4x100 relay: Connor LeGrand, Brayden Hollis, Carson Dodson and Peyton Cartwright- eighth 4x 800 relay: Blaine Lancaster, Cadean Sweaney, Dawson Leach and Kendan McCollumsecond, setting a new school record with a time of 9:22

Rambling Vines

We’ve got a bike-a-thon coming up Saturday and all the profits will go to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital in Memphis. Youngsters are urged to ask parents, grandparents, and other adults to sponsor them… even five cents per mile would help… then report to East First street at 9:30 Saturday morning. The bikers will ride the full length of First Street, all the way from Highway 62 to the end of Lee Drive. The round trip is two miles. There will be certificates to all bikers who turn in money, T-shirts for riders collecting $30.00 or more and T-shirts plus sports bags for those turning in $75.00 or more. Plus, there will be a special gift… a brand-new bicycle… to the boy or girl, age 12 and under, who turns in the most pledge money by Friday, May 1. Boy, I wish an opportunity like that had come along when I was growing up… I always loved to ride a bicycle, even though I never had one to call my very own. When we were in Elementary School my brother and I had a partnership bicycle and that was nothing but around-the-clock bickering. It go so bad that mom laid down the rules… we were to take turns by the day and on his day, no matter if he was or was not riding his bike, I was not to touch it and the same went for him on my days. Being the older and a little wiser, he soon figured out that he could ride the bike until dark on his day, give it a coat of paint and it would be noon before the paint would dry on my day.