Tomato Festival reports a highly successful 2023 festival and thanks all of the donors and volunteers

The following is a press release from the Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival Committee: The 2023 Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival did not disappoint.  There was a record crowd and something for everyone.  The new concession area worked out great and the Arts and Crafts was the largest ever.  Tomatoes were plentiful and the Parade…

Warren Street Department cleaning four streets in southern section of town

The Warren Street Department is actively engaged in a project to clean and maintain several streets and ditches in the city. According to Street Foreman Monty Hearnsberger, the department is working diligently to improve Millwood, Chip, Bark, and Loop Streets, while also prioritizing the cleaning of ditches. Motorists are encouraged to proceed through the area…

Cathey announced as a May 2023 UCA graduate

The University of Central Arkansas held fall commencement Friday, May 5, and Saturday, May 6, 2023, in the Farris Center on campus. Degrees and certificates were conferred to approximately 1,225 graduates from the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences; College of Business; College of Education; College of Health and Behavioral Sciences; College of Natural…

Discover a scrumptious recipe that reinvents the classic apple turnover

Indulge your taste buds and join in the celebration as we mark National Apple Turnover Day! This delightful occasion offers the perfect opportunity to explore the rich history and mouthwatering flavors of everyone’s favorite flaky pastry filled with warm, cinnamon-spiced apples. But this year, we invite you to embark on a culinary adventure with a…

Celebrating Independence: Reflecting on the historic journey that led to the birth of a nation

As we gather around the barbecue grills, decked out in red, white, and blue, we come together to celebrate a momentous occasion in our nation’s history. On this day, the Fourth of July, we commemorate the remarkable events that culminated in the United States declaring independence from Great Britain. Join us as we take a…

Warren High School gears up for the 2023-2024 school year with orientation event

As summer moves forward, Warren High School is getting ready to welcome new and returning students for the upcoming academic year. To kick-start the 2023-2024 school year, WHS has organized an orientation event at the Lumberjack Arena on the Warren Schools Campus. The orientation will be divided into two sessions, with each targeted at specific…

Re-New-ing Edinburg provides updates on veterans park, community events, and more

The following are the minutes from the June 20, 2023 Re-New-ing Edinburg meeting: Martha Tolano, President, called the meeting to order and minutes of the May meeting were passed out to those in attendance and also previously emailed.  Motion was made by Linda Hornaday, seconded by Brenda Triplett, to accept the minutes.  Motion passed. Linda…

Local basketball team wins tournament championship

The Neaux Limit Laker ’25 were crowned champions of the high school (11th-12th grade) division of the Game Changer Tournament held on July 1st in Little Rock, Arkansas. This local team includes players from Warren, McGehee, Eudora, Dumas, Dermott, and Rison. Members: 1st row: Roderick Conic, 2nd row(kneeling): Marcus Kilgore, Jr, Rashawn Brown, Kenny Watts,…

Rules for shooting fireworks over the weekend and Independence Day in Warren

As the Fourth of July approaches, we want to remind citizens within the City of Warren of specific guidelines for shooting fireworks within city limits. With safety and community well-being in mind, the regulations aim to ensure an enjoyable and secure celebration for all residents and visitors. According to Warren’s ordinances on the issue, fireworks…

BCMC Board honors Hairston, conducts normal business in June meeting

WARREN, Ark. – The Bradley County Medical Center Governing Board honored outgoing member and secretary Lathan Hairston in June’s meeting before they heard updates from CEO/CFO Leslie Huitt, CNO Jamie Wolfe, and Maintenance Director Tim Saunders. Chairman Freddie Mobley began the meeting with a few words about Hairston and presented him with a certificate and…

Celebrating National Bison Month in July: A tribute to South Arkansas’s bison heritage

South Arkansas is a region teeming with natural beauty and rich history. Amidst the dense forests and flowing rivers, a remarkable species once roamed freely, leaving an indelible mark on the land and its people. As we celebrate National Bison Month this July, let us delve into the captivating story of the American bison, highlighting…

City planning to restart the Bryant’s Building demolition cleanup

WARREN, Ark. – After a temporary halt, the City of Warren is preparing to restart the cleanup efforts at the former Bryant’s Building demolition site on Main Street. Mayor Gregg Reep tells Saline River Chronicle plans are underway to resume the cleanup operations, which were put on hold due to concerns about the neighboring church…