Corning Police arrest local man on drug charges following parole search
A Corning man was arrested last week after a parole search led to the discovery of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia at a residence on West Main Street.
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Traffic stop in Corning leads to felony drug arrests
A routine traffic stop in Corning on April 11 led to the arrest of two Missouri men on felony drug charges.
Corning woman arrested after fleeing traffic stop
A Corning woman with an active felony warrant was arrested on April 10 after fleeing from a traffic stop.
Carter receives award for research paper
Ryan Carter was recently awarded the NEARA Award for Exemplary Archival Research for his research paper titled “The Assassination of Black Pioneer ‘Old Jim’ Hanover and the Struggle for Justice in the Upper White River District.” His paper tells the story of “Old Jim’s” life, the tragedy of his death, and the struggle to secure justice for is brutal murder and that of others in the Freedman’s Bureau Upper White River District.
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.
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.
A touch of healing: Corning couple combines massage, technology and faith to promote wellness
At 413 SW 2nd Street in Corning, a quiet transformation is taking place. Inside the calming, aromatic space of Debbie Rose Massage and Energy Infusion, clients are finding both physical relief and emotional renewal thanks to the devoted work of massage therapist Debbie Rose Hill and her husband, Bud Hill.
From scratch with JenJen
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Floodwaters surge through Clay County, prompting swift response from officials
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.
Clay County Road Department responding to road conditions amid disaster
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.