MORO BAY, Ark. – Moro Bay State Park finds itself temporarily closed as the Ouachita River spills over its banks, leading to the flooding of various park amenities. The closure encompasses the campgrounds, day use area, playground, trails, and ferry exhibit, with the visitor center on the verge of closure due to accessibility challenges. The…
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Arkansas Adult Education increases enrollment by 20 percent
Little Rock, Ark. (January 31, 2023)—The Adult Education Section of the Division of Workforce Services (Adult Education) has experienced a 20% enrollment increase during its 2022-2023 school year, showing a trend toward pre-COVID enrollment. More than 16,000 Arkansans came through the doors of an Adult Education Center and nearly 10,000 Arkansans utilized adult education services…
National survey sheds new light on outdoor participation
LITTLE ROCK — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has followed trends in the outdoors since 1955 by conducting the National Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-Associated Recreation Survey about every five years. It’s a massive, continuous effort. Public conservation and wildlife agencies across the U.S. – including the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission – and commercial…
Boil Order lifted for Southwest Warren Rural Water & Corinth Valley Rural Water
The following is a press release from Warren Water and Sewer: Southwest Warren Rural Water & Corinth Valley Rural Water have lifted the boil orders as of January31 th. Samples collected across both systems have been tested by Arkansas Department of Health andhave been found absent of bacteriological contamination. The boil order for Warren Water…
Hermitage native Dr. Jacie Scott joins Monticello Animal Clinic
MONTICELLO, Ark. – In a statement released on Tuesday, January 29, 2024, Monticello Animal Clinic proudly announced the addition of Dr. Jacie Scott to their esteemed veterinary team. Dr. Scott, originally from Hermitage, brings a wealth of experience and a deep passion for animal care to the Monticello, Warren, and Dallas County Animal Clinics. Raised…
Jordan and Miller combine for 55 in crucial road win for Lumberjacks at Stuttgart
STUTTGART, Ark. – The Warren Lumberjacks emerged victorious against the Stuttgart Ricebirds with a final score of 71-65 on Tuesday night, January 30. This crucial Conference 8-4A showdown marked a turnaround for the Lumberjacks, who faced a disappointing home defeat against Stuttgart just 24 days ago. Top photo: Antonio Jordan(23) and Tramond Miller(3) scored a…
Warren Lady Jacks put up a fight but fall short against Stuttgart
STUTTGART, Ark. – In a hard-fought battle on the court, the Warren Lady Jacks displayed resilience and determination, but ultimately succumbed to the Stuttgart Lady Ricebirds with a final score of 49-38. Top photo: Warren’s Livi McKinney(15) was one of two Lady Jacks to post double figures in the Lady Jacks’ game at Stuttgart Tuesday…
Warren School District announces plans for make-up days
The following is a press release from the Warren School District: Dear Warren School District Community, Due to storm damage, multiple ice/snow days, and a boil order, the Warren School District needs to make up seven days of school. In order to meet state requirements, the district must provide a 178-day calendar or 1068 hours…
Mary Helen (Smith) McCaskill, 1932-2024
Mary Helen (Smith) McCaskill, age 91 of Warren passed away Sunday January 28, 2024. She was born December, 2, 1932, in Banks, AR to the late Chester Smith and Cozy Mae Brown Smith. Mary Helen graduated nursing school from St. Vincent’s Infirmary in Little Rock, AR, in 1954. She worked as an OB and an…
Warren High School Soccer Teams kick off Valentine’s Day fundraiser
WARREN, Ark. – In the spirit of love and community support, Warren High School’s soccer teams are gearing up for an exciting fundraiser just in time for Valentine’s Day. The initiative aims not only to raise funds for the soccer teams but also to spread joy with vibrant flower arrangements. The Warren Lumberjack Soccer Fundraiser…
Boil order lifted for Bradley County Rural Water System only
The following is a press release from Warren Water and Sewer: Bradley County Rural Water System has lifted the boil order as of January 30th for Bradley County Rural Water System customers only. Samples collected across the system have been tested by Arkansas Department of Health and have been found absent of bacteriological contamination. The…
30th Annual Martin Luther King Banquet celebrates community leaders
WARREN, Ark. – The 30th Annual Martin Luther King Banquet took place at the St. James AME Church in Warren on Saturday, January 27, 2024, bringing together the community to celebrate and honor outstanding individuals who have made significant contributions. Honorees in the Spotlight: The banquet shone a spotlight on three remarkable individuals who have…
Warren School Board moves closer to building new solar farm to power district facilities
WARREN, Ark. – The Warren School Board has given the green light for the financing of a state-of-the-art solar farm. The decision was made during a special called meeting on January 25, 2024, where President Joey Cathey presided over the proceedings. The meeting, attended by board members Joel Tolefree, Shannon Gorman, Jerry Daniels, Dr. Kerry…
Warren trio earns Discovering Excellence in Arkansas Award for Outstanding Achievements in STEM
Congratulations to these three sixth grade students, Miley Daniell, Kennedy Uribe, and Cambree Moody, for being selected for the Discovering Excellence in Arkansas Award. After being nominated by the Gifted and Talented teacher, these students applied and were selected to participate in this year’s program. They are among only 100 students from around the state who were…
Irma Jean Wolfe, 1933-2023
Irma Jean Wolfe, age 90, of Banks, AR went to be with the Lord on Sunday, January 28, 2024 at home. She was born on July 19, 1933 in Knox, PA to the late Rell Mays and Iva Bell May. She worked for Lyondell in Houston for 38 years. Jean was a faithful member of…
Rare dual brood emergence of cicadas coming this spring
LITTLE ROCK — 2024 is gonna get loud. Entomologists say two broods of periodic cicadas will be making a rare simultaneous emergence this spring. The last time this happened in the U.S. was in 1803 and the next one won’t happen for another 221 years. Arkansas is home to brood XIX, a group whose adult…
Bertha Lee Ferguson, 1938-2024
Bertha Lee Ferguson, 85, of Harrell, passed away, January 18, 2024. Born November 15, 1938, to Jimmy Cross and Eula Lee Sumler. Bertha accepted Christ as her Lord and Savior and served Christ faithfully with joy as she united with First Baptist Church in Harrell, AR. She worked hard on various jobs to provide for…
Loretta Louise (Groves) Bartrow, 1939-2024
Loretta Louise (Groves) Bartrow, age 84, of Pine Bluff, AR went to her Heavenly home on Friday, January 26, 2024 at her home. She was born on July 21, 1939 in Drew County, AR to the late Jesse Groves and Evia Page Groves. She was of the Baptist faith and loved the Lord. Other than…
Herbert Fulton Moring, 1929-2024
Herbert Fulton Moring, 94, of New Edinburg, AR, left the cares of this earthly home January 24, 2024, reuniting in Glory with his beloved wife, Ollie, whom he married on October 18, 1952. He was born in England, AR to the late Rev. Johnnie Columbus (Clum) Moring and Helen Pauline (Ponnie) Durden Moring on September…
Warren arrest report for January 18-28, 2024
The following is a direct re-print of the Warren Arrest & Confinement Record from the Warren, Arkansas Police Department. All people listed are innocent until proven guilty.
Lumberjack Arena erupts in celebration following Lady Jack win over Monticello
WARREN, Ark. – In a nail-biting clash at Lumberjack Arena on Friday night, the Warren Lady Jacks emerged victorious in a fiercely contested battle against their rivals, the Monticello Lady Billies by the final score of 47-44 in front of one of the biggest crowds since the opening of the Arena a year ago. Top…