Bobcat Jr. High Quiz Bowl take honors at 2A Junior High Quiz Bowl
Bobcat Jr. High Quiz Bowl take honors at 2A Junior High Quiz Bowl
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Bobcats attend Red Wolves game for team bonding experience
The Bobcats traveled to Jonesboro on Saturday to watch Arkansas State take on North Texas in a thrilling college basketball matchup. The Red Wolves secured the victory, giving the Bobcats an upclose look at high-level competition.
Corning High School Get Real Financial Management Program
Corning High School Seniors participated in the “Get Real” program Jan. 22, provided by Clay County Cooperative Extension FCS Agent Christin Holmes. The program is a hands-on experiential simulation that teaches young people about personal financial management.
Blanchard on Presidential Scholar list for UCA
Kenzie Blanchard of Corning, AR, was named a Presidential Scholar at the University of Central Arkansas for fall 2024.
Clay County Sheriff’s Office: December Report
12-01-2024 Stephen Magee of Brookhaven, MS., was arrested for Driving on Suspended Driver’s License.
Corning Park Elementary students pie teachers in fundraiser celebration
Laughter, whipped cream, and good-natured chaos filled the air at Corning Park Elementary as students and teachers came together for a unique celebration. As a reward for their fall fundraiser efforts, students who sold 10 or more items earned the chance to pie their teachers — and they didn’t hold back.
The 1876 Corning Express on Display at the Courier Office
This August 12th, 1876 copy of the Corning Express has been preserved in a microfilm collection at Arkansas State University and has been recovered for the benefit of Clay County history. Modern microfilm machines allow users to create high quality PDF images of documents. All 8 pages of this edition of the Corning Express have now been digitally preserved so that the public and local historians can have access to it. In an effort to make this material more publicly available and to promote local history, Ryan Carter commissioned Malone Custom Designs to print all 8 pages in high quality on foam boards to be displayed at the Clay County Courier office where visitors can read all the news fit to print 149 years ago.
Corning Traffic stop leads to drug arrest, felony charges
A routine traffic stop on Dec. 27 led to the arrest of a Missouri woman on multiple drug-related charges, according to the Corning Police Department. Officers stopped a vehicle on N.W. 1st Street for expired tags and discovered that the driver, 24-year-old Ladonna Howell, had a suspended driverâs license and an outstanding felony warrant from Missouri. During the stop, Howell informed officers that there was marijuana in the vehicle.
