WARREN, Ark. – The Bradley County Medical Health Foundation is inviting the community to take part in a lighthearted and charitable event this week with their “Jail & Bail” fundraiser, set for Wednesday, June 4 and Thursday, June 5. This creative event aims to raise funds for improvements at the Bradley County Medical Center by…
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Saline River News Offers Full, Mobile-Friendly Pink Tomato Festival Schedule and Coverage Hub
Posted on Author Saline River NewsPosted in Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival, Banks, Hermitage, Moro Bay, New Edinburg, Warren
WARREN, Ark. – Festival week is almost here, and Saline River News is proud to be your go-to destination for the most complete and mobile-friendly guide to the 69th Annual Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival. Whether you’re trying to find out what time the parade starts, where to catch the live music, or when the…
Free Fishing Weekend and Boater Education Opportunities at Moro Bay State Park
MORO BAY, Ark. – Moro Bay State Park has announced updates on river conditions, an upcoming free fishing weekend, and an in-person Boater Education course. As of this week, the river level at Moro Bay is 80.90 feet—approximately 16 feet above the normal summer level of 65 feet. The river has now crested at Thatcher…
Warren Recognized as Tree City USA by Arkansas Forestry Division
On Monday, June 2, representatives from the Arkansas Forestry Division presented the City of Warren with official signage designating it as a Tree City USA community. The presentation was made to Mayor Gregg Reep, acknowledging Warren’s continued commitment to urban forestry and environmental stewardship. The Tree City USA program is a national recognition established by…
Lady Jacks and Lumberjacks Recognized with All-State, Postseason Awards
WARREN, Ark. – The Warren Soccer Booster Club and the entire community are celebrating the achievements of the Warren High School soccer teams after a successful 2024–2025 season. Both the Lady Jacks and Lumberjacks were recognized for their performance, dedication, and heart on and off the field. Girls Soccer Team Awards The Lady Jacks had…
Pink Tomato 5K Set for June 14
WARREN, Ark. – Runners and walkers from across the region are invited to take part in the annual Pink Tomato 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, June 14, 2025, as part of the 69th Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival in Warren. The race will begin at 7:30 a.m., with both runners and walkers covering a scenic 5-kilometer…
Public comment survey available on proposed turkey zones, bass tournament length limit waiver, disorderly conduct on WMAs and resident guide license fees
Article submitted LITTLE ROCK — The Commission at its May 22 meeting heard the first reading of four new proposed regulations changes. A public comment form has been created to capture public sentiment toward these changes before the Commission votes at its June 18 meeting in Camden. The comment form is available at www.agfc.com/regulations, or by…
Severe Weather Possible as Storm System Approaches Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK – The National Weather Service in Little Rock is monitoring a developing weather pattern that could bring strong to severe thunderstorms to Arkansas in the coming days. In a statement released Tuesday morning, the agency said:“It is looking like another stretch of active weather is shaping up for the state. A series of…
Warren Shooting Suspect Apprehended
WARREN, Ark. – A man wanted in connection with a recent shooting near King’s Square in Warren has been taken into custody. Paul Miller, 23, was apprehended Monday afternoon, June 2, at a residence located at 318 East Johnson Street in Wilmar. The arrest was made by Drew County Sheriff Tim Nichols and his deputies.…
Warren Middle School Honor Roll Announced for 4th Nine Weeks and 2nd Semester
WARREN, Ark. – Warren Middle School has released its honor roll lists for the fourth nine weeks and the second semester of the 2024-2025 school year. Students earning all A’s or a combination of A’s and B’s have been recognized for their academic achievements. Below are the students honored: Fourth Nine Weeks – All A…
Warren School District Recognizes Outstanding Staff During End-of-Year Awards
WARREN, Ark. – The Warren School District honored several standout staff members during its End-of-School Awards presentation, recognizing excellence in teaching, service, and leadership across the district. Cassidy Cathey received the prestigious Warren Bank & Trust Teacher Excellence Grant, presented by Ericka Spears of Warren Bank & Trust. The grant is awarded annually to support…
City of Warren Announces Upcoming Committee Meetings and Juneteenth Holiday Closure
WARREN, Ark. – The City of Warren has announced a series of important municipal schedule updates for early June, including committee meetings and a holiday closure. A Street Committee meeting is scheduled for today, Monday, June 2, at 5:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Warren Municipal Building. The Ways & Means Committee will…
Jackie Don Curry, 1945-2025
Jackie Don Curry born December 2nd, 1945, at his home in Rye, Arkansas to Lester “Lec” Curry and Annie Geneva Adams Curry went to his heavenly home in the early morning of June 1, 2025. Jackie grew up in Rye and graduated from Woodlawn High School in 1963. After graduation he attended one year of…
Mayme Ruth Sanders Lasiter, 1930-2025
Mayme Ruth Sanders Lasiter, age 95, of Warren, AR passed away on Friday, May 30, 2025 at home. She was born on February 3, 1930 in Bradley County, AR to the late Edgar Sanders and Ruth Robinson Sanders Griffin. She was a graduate of Warren High School, a member of Immanuel Baptist and co-owner of…
Dub & Mot Kimbrell to Celebrate 70th Wedding Anniversary with Community Reception
WARREN, Ark. – The family of Dub and Mot Kimbrell invites friends and loved ones to a special reception honoring the couple’s remarkable 70th wedding anniversary. The celebration will take place on Sunday, June 8, 2025, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Faith Freewill Baptist Church, located at 274 Bradley 17 South in Warren,…
McCoy Cemetery Association to Hold Annual Meeting June 26 in New Edinburg
NEW EDINBURG, Ark. – The McCoy Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday, June 26 at 6:00 p.m. at Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church in New Edinburg. All individuals with interest in the upkeep and preservation of McCoy Cemetery are encouraged to attend. The Association will discuss ongoing efforts to maintain the cemetery grounds…
Bradley County 4-H Members Compete in District Food Challenge
WARREN, Ark. – Three Bradley County 4-H members recently showcased their creativity and culinary skills during the Ouachita District Arkansas Food Challenge. Participants were given a mystery ingredient and tasked with selecting items from a provided pantry to create an original dish for the judges to sample. Representing Bradley County in the competition were Annie…
New Officers Installed for Bradley County Extension Board
WARREN, Ark. – The Bradley County Extension Board has announced the installation of its newly elected officers who will serve for the upcoming term. These dedicated members will help guide the board’s ongoing efforts to support educational programming and community development in Bradley County. The officers are as follows: The Bradley County Extension Board plays…
Read to Succeed Event Coming to Monticello Branch Library June 28
MONTICELLO, Ark. – Families with young children are invited to a fun and educational event at the Monticello Branch Library on Saturday, June 28 at 11:00 a.m. as part of the Read to Succeed Initiative, a program created by Arkansas PBS to promote early literacy across the state. This free event, designed for families with…
Willie Lee ‘Tamp’ Childs, 1948-2025
Willie Lee ‘Tamp’ Childs, 76, of Warren, passed away May 23, 2025. Born November 9, 1948, to Henry and Sue Ella Childs. He was married to Joyce Childs for 36 years before God called her home. Willie attended Banks and Hermitage High School during his school age years. He worked at Balwin Plant in Camden,…
Education, caution key to avoiding Arkansas’ six venomous snake species
LITTLE ROCK — Whether enjoying the Natural State on land or by water this summer, it’s important to keep an eye out for Arkansas’ six native venomous snake species — and to educate yourself on how to avoid them. By Rebekah HallU of A System Division of Agriculture Shannon Caldwell, 4-H Center program director for…