Moro Bay State Park announces seasonal park interpreter position

MORO BAY, Ark. – Moro Bay State Park has announced the availability of a seasonal park interpreter position. The announcement was made on Tuesday, February 13th. As of the announcement date, the river at Moro Bay remains at a high level, measuring at 81.6 feet, though it is gradually receding. While cabins and camping facilities…

Lumberjack Baseball season opener moved up

WARREN, Ark. – The eagerly anticipated showdown between the Warren Lumberjack Baseball team and the Rison Wildcats has been rescheduled. Originally slated for Thursday, February 22, the game will now take place on Tuesday, February 20. The venue remains the same, with the action set to unfold at the Warren Baseball/Softball Complex. For those eager…

Early voting period quickly approaching for Arkansas primary elections

WARREN, Ark. – In Bradley County, residents are gearing up for the primary elections set to take place on March 5, 2024, with both Democratic and Republican parties gearing up for their nominations, along with non-partisan judicial races. For those eager to cast their votes ahead of time, early voting will commence on February 20th,…

Bradley County Chamber of Commerce holds inaugural meeting of 2024, appoints new committee chairs

WARREN, Ark. – The Bradley County Chamber of Commerce convened on Monday, February 12, 2024, for its inaugural monthly meeting of the year. Newly inaugurated Board Chair, Dana Harvey, presided over the session and extended a warm welcome to EASI representative, Nyeshia Aldridge, who attended the gathering for the first time. The minutes of the…

Miller and Jordan post double-doubles in impressive Jack win over Chapel

WARREN, Ark. – In a impressive performance at Lumberjack Arena Tuesday night, February 13, the Warren Lumberjacks cemented a big win over an extremely talented Watson Chapel Wildcats team, claiming a hard-fought victory with a final score of 58-52 on senior night in Warren. Top photo: Tramond Miller(left) and Antonio Jordan(right) combined for 44 points…

Warren School Board meets to conduct February business

WARREN, Ark. – The Warren School Board convened yesterday at the Warren School District Administration Offices for its regular meeting, presided over by President Joey Cathey. The meeting saw the attendance of board members Jerry Daniels, Dr. Pennington, Greg Morman, Shannon Gorman, and Ana Angeles. The meeting began with a closed expulsion hearing followed by…

Love in Bloom: The History of Valentine’s Day

As February unfolds, hearts adorned with crimson hues and the sweet scent of roses fill the air, signaling the arrival of Valentine’s Day. While for many it’s a day of celebration and romance, few may know the intriguing history that underpins this cherished tradition. Dating back centuries, Valentine’s Day finds its origins in ancient Rome,…

Rotary Club hears from WHS Baseball Coach Jared Dutton

The Rotary Club of Warren met for its weekly meeting Feb. 13 at First Methodist Church. The group received a speech from Warren High School Junior Rotarian Ashley Rodriguez to begin the program about her academic and extracurricular accolades. The meeting then transitioned to Warren High School Baseball Coach Jared Dutton. Coach Dutton gave a…

Warren City Council receives presentation on potential land acquisition

WARREN, Ark. – In a bustling session convened at the Warren Council Chambers within the Warren Municipal Building, the city’s esteemed Council members congregated to deliberate on matters critical to the community’s growth and well-being. Present at the meeting were Council Members Angela Marshall, Dorothy Henderson, Joel Tolefree, Emily Moseley, and Latanza Atkins, with Council…

EAST students launch follow-up survey seeking community input

The following is a press release from the Cedar Street Property Planning Committee which is currently working on how to move forward with the lot to the south side of the Bradley County Courthouse: Students from Mrs. Payton Reep’s EAST lab have created a follow-up survey for the Property Planning Committee to capture the community’s…

Arkansas Secretary of Commerce Highlights Economic Development Strategies at BCEDC Meeting

WARREN, Ark. – Arkansas Secretary of Commerce Hugh McDonald recently spoke at the annual BCEDC Meeting held at First Baptist Church’s Family Life Center. He is pictured above with Warren City Council Member Dorothy Henderson, Council Member Emily Moseley, and Mayor Gregg Reep. McDonald’s presentation focused on economic development strategies crucial for Arkansas’ growth.