LAHAINA, Hawaii – The ninth-ranked Arkansas Razorbacks made a furious comeback attempt but fell just short to #10/8 Creighton in the semifinals of the Maui Jim Maui Invitational Tuesday afternoon. For the second straight game, Anthony Black scored a game-best 26 points while leading the team with six rebounds and six assists while Ricky Council IV…
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Mary Helen Tillman
Mary Helen Tillman, age 81 of Warren entered her eternal home on Monday, November 21, 2022. Mary Helen was born in Jonesboro, Louisiana to the late J.B. “Pete” and Geneva Perdue. She spent her childhood in Union County, Arkansas where she made her declaration to Jesus Christ at North Highland Assembly of God in…
When you come to yourself
If you’re reading this, no matter where you’ve been, no matter what you’ve done, no matter who you’ve become, no matter how far you’ve strayed, just come home to him. He’s not like a lot of religious people you know. He has not misjudged you. He simply longs to be in a meaningful relationship with…
David Richey resigns as YMCA CEO
WARREN, Ark. – The Donald W. Reynolds YMCA of Warren and Bradley County Board of Directors regretfully announces the resignation of David Richey as the CEO of the DWR YMCA. Mr. Richey has faithfully served the Y for seven years as of September 2022. He worked tirelessly to promote the core values of the Y…
PASTIME: A paper bag of ‘parched’ peanuts
oh, they are such tasty memories This is a shell and eat Pastime. The memories for this Pastime of “parched” or roasted peanuts came from a unique little businessman who once roamed the streets of Warren. Parched peanuts have become a winter time specialty, I now equate with deer hunting or sitting outside around a…
SouthArk Community College Interactive STEM Technology Expo coming to Warren Library November 28
BCMC Employee Appreciation Council makes donations to local food banks
The Bradley County Medical Center Employee Appreciation Council made donations of $329.50 each to Ebenezer Food Pantry and Mt. Carmel Outreach Ministry Friday afternoon. Terry Young, member of the BCMC Employee Appreciation Council, presented the checks to Joyce Lephiew for Ebenezer Food Pantry and Patricia Newton for Mt. Carmel Outreach Ministry. The money was raised…
Christmas decorating has begun in New Edinburg
The Re-New-ing Edinburg committee met Tuesday, November 15 at the New Edinburg Community Center to discuss a variety of projects currently underway, including the start of decorating the community for Christmas, as well as a community-wide game night. The following are the minutes of the meeting: President Kemp welcomed those present and called the meeting…
HOLIDAYS: Practicing gratitude provides health and wellness benefits year-round
LITTLE ROCK — During the rush of the holiday season, it can be helpful to slow down and appreciate elements of everyday life that are often overlooked. Brittney Schrick, extension assistant professor and family life specialist for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, said practicing gratitude has numerous benefits for mental, emotional and…
Razorbacks dunk Louisville in Maui Invitational opener
LAHAINA, Hawaii – Arkansas (4-0) did not give Louisville (0-4) an inch during a dominating defensive second half, looking every bit like a team ready to make another deep NCAA Tournament run. Anthony Black scored a career-high 26 points in the 80-54 victory in the opening round of the Maui Invitational. The Razorbacks overwhelmed the Cardinals,…
Jury finds man guilty for 2021 kidnapping and murder
WARREN, Ark – Tony McCoy, 45 of Warren, was found guilty in Bradley County Circuit Court of first degree murder and kidnapping in the June 2021 killing of Terry Adams. According to Prosecuting Attorney Frank Spain, McCoy and the victim, Terry Adams, were both arrested for a drug offense in June of 2021. After the…
Warren Community Thanksgiving Service held at First Assembly of God
The annual Community Thanksgiving Service was held at First Assembly of God in Warren Sunday night. The event is a fundraiser for Bradley County Ministerial Alliance which serves emergency needs in the community. An Easter event is also held each year. Funds are generated through love offerings taken at each event. Top photo: From left,…
Bentley Baskins brings in biggest doe during Buck Fever Festival
Banks’s Buck Fever Festival Committee announced that the winner of the biggest doe brought in on the Saturday of the Festival was Bentley Baskins. Baskins won a $150 prize. Photo courtesy of Tanya Gardner.
Southark Spotlight: Dr. John Davis of UAM’s Political Science Department
It’s time for a new episode of Southark Spotlight, our monthly show which sits down to discuss someone, some business, or organization that is making an impact in South Arkansas. This month we sat down to chat with Dr. John Davis of UAM’s Political Science Department. As always, the video below is brought to you…
Hermitage School Board conducts regular business
Members of the Hermitage School Board met October 17 and conducted regular monthly business. The board approved the financial reports and heard reports from Mistie McGhee, Rosalydn Ellis, and Dr. Tucker. The board voted to join a class action lawsuit against JUUL, a vaping company and heard reports on the American Rescue Plan. The board…
Arkansas Grown
Weekly Column from the Arkansas House of Represenatives 11-18-22: Did you know that more than 12% of all turkeys produced in the United States are raised right here in Arkansas? Arkansas produces 27 million turkeys per year and ranks third in the nation in turkeys raised. But that’s not the only popular Thanksgiving dish that…
Betty Carol Risher Wolfe, 1955-2022
Betty Carol Risher Wolfe, age 67 of Warren, AR died Thursday, November 17, 2022 at home. She was born on February 22, 1955 in Chaumont, France to the late Johnny Pat Risher and Suzette Allot Risher. Other than her parents she is preceded in death by her husband, James Kenneth Wolfe and sons, John Patrick…
UAM to host Holiday Spectacular event November 28
Jefferson Regional receives Leapfrog Safety Rating
The national Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grades for Fall of 2022 were revealed on November 16, and Jefferson Regional in Pine Bluff is pleased to announce that it has received a “B” rating. Leapfrog is a national non-profit watchdog organization. Using evidence-based measures, Leapfrog assigns a letter grade twice a year to nearly 3,000 hospitals based…
Janett Lanette Mayo Young, 1949-2022
Janett Lanette Mayo Young, age 72, of Crossett, Arkansas passed away Thursday, November 17, 2022. She was born Wednesday, December 7, 1949 in Jones, Louisiana to D.R. and Zelma Lee Roy Mayo. She was raised by Doc and Gladys Crenshaw Mayo. She is preceded in death by her husband, Robert Earl Young, and her sister,…
Shereka Gant-Hargraves, 1979-2022
Shereka Gant-Hargraves, 43, of Warren, passed away November 11, 2022. Born October 21, 1979, she was a daughter of Paul and Gloria Gant. She accepted Christ at an early age under the leadership of Rev. G.T. Blackmon at St. James AME Church in Warren, where she remained active. Shereka was a 1998 graduate of Warren…