Paragould man arrested on drug paraphernalia charge after traffic stop in Clay County
A Clay County deputy conducted a traffic stop early March 13 after noticing a vehicle speeding through Corning.
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Seven activities to commemorate the spring equinox
The beginning of spring is cause for celebration. In many areas of the world, the start of spring marks the end of cold temperatures and hours spent indoors, a shift in conditions that is welcomed by millions each year.
Corning Middle School award Staff Spotlight
Mrs. Rachel Arnold was awarded the CMS Staff Spotlight. This award is voted on by the students and staff. Mrs. Rachel is the school nurse and is loved and appreciated.
Corning Middle School OM qualifies for State in April
The Corning Middle School Odyssey of the Mind team earned several ribbons at the state qualifier in Brookland. With these they have earned a spot in the state tournament in April to qualify for the World Finals.
CMS Students of the Month awarded
Corning Middle School recognized its Students of the Month.
Park Elementary Odyssey of the Mind qualifies for State
Both of the Corning Park Elementary OM teams won second place at the state qualifier in Brookland. They have earned a trip to the state tournament in April to compete for a spot in the World Finals.
Ahrent retires after 33 years of dedicated service to BRAD
Ahrent retires after 33 years of dedicated service to BRAD
Clay County Quorum Court meets
Due to inclement weather, the regular meeting of the Clay County Quorum Court for the month of February was held on Monday, March 3 at the courthouse in Corning with Justices Dennis Haines, Patrick Patterson, David Hatcher, George Lowe, Randy Kingston, Jody Henderson and Brad Green present. Justices Neal Smith and David Cagle were absent.
Corning Police Department searching for dispatch position
The Corning Police Department is currently accepting applications for a full-time dispatch position. Requirements include a high school diploma or GED equivalent, ability to work rotating shifts, ability to work under pressure, ability to communicate clearly and concisely and ability to learn and follow standard broadcasting procedures. The successful candidate will be responsible for receiving and processing emergency and routine calls, dispatching police, fire, and emergency services, entering, retrieving, and coordinating data from law-enforcement information systems and maintaining records.
