Torrential rains from April 4 through 6 sent floodwaters surging across Clay County, submerging roads, stranding vehicles and forcing closures throughout the region. But thanks to the coordinated response of city and county officials, as well as emergency crews, what could have been a disaster was met with preparation, calm and strength.
Smith signs with Southern Arkansas University
April 16, 1992
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Corning High School announces the Class of 2025 Honor Graduates, Valedictorian and Salutatorian
In response to ongoing disaster conditions, Clay County Road Department crews have been working diligently to clear debris, patch damaged areas and implement temporary fixes to ensure the safety and accessibility of local roadways.
The Corning Bobcat 2025 yearbook is on sale now till May
Park Elementary announces February perfect attendance
Part 4: Chaos in Conway County. 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.
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