Corning man arrested following domestic disturbance
A Corning man was arrested Tuesday following a domestic disturbance on West Main Street, according to the Corning Police Department.
A Corning man was arrested Tuesday following a domestic disturbance on West Main Street, according to the Corning Police Department.
We are less than a week away from the 2025 Corning High School Graduation and I want to take this time to say a few words to our graduating seniors, their families and our community. As we educators prepare for graduation, we reflect on the previous years with fondness and hope that we have equipped our seniors for life after high school. We hope we have done enough; that they are ready to step into this new world and thrive.
At Tribble’s Grooming and Boarding, wagging tails, pampered paws and berry-scented snouts are all in a day’s work. Nestled in the heart of Corning, this business is the brainchild of Alexis Tribble — a lifelong animal lover whose roots in grooming run as deep as her affection for four-legged friends.
Written by Marylea Vines for the Clay County Courier
May 10-Hop Alley Rally, 2nd Street, Downtown Corning. Event starts at 9 a.m.
The following is a letter sent to Fred Martin (several years ago) by Louis Decker, Valedictorian CHS in 1950, remembering some history of downtown Corning.
There’s something sacred about the kitchen on Mother’s Day. It’s a room that turns into a sanctuary, filled with the smell of baking sugar, laughter from little ones and memories that rise like steam from a favorite family recipe. And while everyone believes their mom is the supreme mom—and hey, I get it—I have to gently break the news: I have the best.
The Corning Police Department, in collaboration with the Arkansas State Police and Arkansas Probation and Parole, conducted a series of probation searches on April 29 within the city limits as part of an ongoing narcotics investigation.
An iconic Corning landmark was torn down on April 21. The former Woods Department Store, which has been located at 321 Southwest First Street for the last 85 years, will no longer be seen when crossing the railroad on US 62 into downtown Corning. The Woods family ran their business there for around 60 years until Woods Department Store closed in the early 2000s. The building was purchased by Leigh Ramer Smith on September 22, 2005, who opened Second Choice Consignment on the first floor which stayed in business for around a decade.