Clay County deputies respond to three separate incidents
The Clay County Sheriff’s Department reported three separate incidents that led to arrests in Piggott, Marmaduke and Reyno.
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Clay County 4-H Youth Leadership Team Volunteers at Youth Day at the Fair
Clay County 4-H Youth Leadership Citizenship Team members showcased their talents and dedication during Youth Day at the Clay County Fair. Twenty-one youth leaders volunteered at the fairgrounds, partnering with the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission and the Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum to present an interactive program titled “4-H Reel into Arkansas Sport Fishing.”
Corning Chamber hears about 911 services from the Office of Emergency Management
The September Corning Area Chamber of Commerce Luncheon was called to order by Pres. Rhonda Sollis at Market 602 on September 11. Pres. Sollis opened the meeting by introducing the guest speaker, Alan Vaughn, Director of the Clay County Office of Emergency Management.
BRAD Corporation announces Summer Energy Assistance closing soon
Summer Energy Assistance will close on September 30, 2025.
Gala Blanchard
Gala Blanchard, a lifelong resident of Corning, has made community service a cornerstone of her life. She and her husband have three adult children, two attending the University of Central Arkansas and one working as a lineman after graduating from ASU-Newport.
Jennifer Woolard
For more than three decades, Jennifer Woolard has dedicated her career to education, with 22 of those years spent in Corning schools. A Biggers-Reyno High School graduate, she went on to earn multiple degrees from the University of Central Arkansas and Arkansas State University, including certifications in curriculum, instruction and leadership. Now in her 31st year as an educator, Woolard continues to focus on preparing students for success in college, careers and life.
Opal Lackey
Opal Lackey has dedicated her time and energy to helping Corning grow and thrive. After moving to St. Louis at 16, she returned home in 2014 following her retirement. She quickly became active in efforts to keep the community vibrant, determined that Corning would not lose its spirit after the loss of Walmart.
Molly Jett
Molly Jett of Corning has made community service a cornerstone of her life. Originally from West Memphis, she moved to Clay County in 2010 after marrying her husband, Logan. The couple lives on their family farm with their two sons, Mullen, 11, and Miles, 5.
Dennis Cate
Since opening Cate Pharmacy in 1976, Dennis Cate has remained a constant presence in Corning as the community’s hometown pharmacist. Under his ownership, the pharmacy has grown to include a boutique while continuing to focus on meeting the needs of local residents. Though he has stepped back from the counter, Cate still oversees the business and looks to the future with plans for continued growth and a strong commitment to the community. Known for greeting customers by name, offering a warm smile, and going the extra mile to ensure their needs were met, Cate is admired for the kindness and dedication that define his nearly 50 years of service. Cate and his wife Sherry, remain in Corning and are active in their community in many ways.
Fred and Doni Martin
Fred and Doni Martin have spent their lives giving back to Corning through service, education and community involvement. Doni, a special education graduate of Augustana College, founded the Pocahontas Day Service Center, now named the Doni Martin Center for Developmental Services, to support children and adults with developmental needs across three counties. She also earned a master’s degree from Memphis State and volunteered as an EMT while staying active in church and community programs.