Ambrosia Bradley of Warren, a nursing major at South Arkansas Community College, has accepted a Mabel and Emon Mahony Endowed Scholarship to attend the school this fall. The scholarship is funded through the SouthArk Foundation.
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Understanding the infant formula shortage and tips for impacted families
LITTLE ROCK — A nationwide shortage of infant formula is impacting families across the United States. For mothers who rely on formula to provide critical nutrition for their newborns, it’s important to proceed with caution for their child’s health and safety. Bryan Mader, extension professor and health specialist for the University of Arkansas System Division…
Central Missionary Baptist Church hosts lunch banquet for graduating seniors
Central Missionary Baptist Church of Warren, located on Seminary Street, held a celebratory banquet Sunday, May 16, 2022, in honor of graduating seniors Savannah Brown and Isaac Richey. Brown is a member of the Star City High School Class of 2022, and Richey is a member of the Warren High School Class of 2022. Friends,…
Full list of WHS Class of 2022 awarded scholarships
WARREN, Ark — Graduates of the Warren High School Class of 2022 were awarded over $1.3 million dollars in scholarships at the Senior Awards Ceremony on Monday, May 9. While students in the Class of 2022 were offered scholarships from multiple institutions, these awards reflect the scholarships that have been accepted. Several seniors were recognized…
Warren arrest report for May 9-16, 2022
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. Koty Means / 509 Howard St, Warren, AR / DOB 12-18-85 / warrant on 5-11-22 Octavio Padilla / 109 N. Bradley, Warren, AR / DOB 10-7-92 / no…
Rescheduled wildlife rehabilitation workshop in Northwest Arkansas
SPRINGDALE — The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, will host a free one-day workshop for anyone interested in learning about wildlife rehabilitation and the rules concerning rehabilitating native animals in Arkansas at 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. May 21 at the J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center. This workshop was originally planned for February…
Return of Market On Main a success, another already scheduled
Another addition of Market On Main was held this past Saturday, May 14, 2022 with a large number of vendors and two food trucks taking part on the old Martin’s Department Store lot on Main Street in Warren. A good crowd was mingling in and out throughout the morning, visiting with the vendors and purchasing…
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Saline River Chronicle can go with you everywhere! We wanted to share with our iPhone users how to add a quick shortcut to Saline River Chronicle right on your iPhone’s home screen. This is not a required step to view Saline River Chronicle, but it can save you some time when you are ready to…
Hogs held in check at home, lose series to ‘Dores
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The Razorbacks’ SEC home series winning streak has come to an end. No. 4 Arkansas (37-14, 17-10 SEC) was silenced, 5-0, in Sunday’s rubber game against No. 24 Vanderbilt (34-16, 14-13 SEC), suffering its first home series loss in conference play since the 2019 season. The Hogs entered this weekend with the…
Hospital Week concludes as Bradley County Medical Center presents annual service awards
BCMC handed out its annual service awards to conclude Hospital Week. We were not able to get everyone’s picture due to work schedules. Thanks to State Representative Jeff Wardlaw stopping by to help interim CEO Leslie Huitt give out the awards! 5 Years – Nancy Kelly, Leslie Pedigo, Rebecca Miles, Beverly Rauls, Brooke Hatch, Bruce…
Choir program continues to thrive after school fire
Despite the devastation of the March fire at Warren High School that deemed the choir room and its contents a total loss, the program has continued to thrive. “We have had a great year coming off of Virtual Learning and a pandemic that left so many performing arts programs in question around the world. It’s…
BCMC Staff served donut breakfast and fish and chicken lunch Friday to round out Hospital Week
State Representative Jeff Wardlaw and State Senator Ben Gilmore sponsored a donut breakfast for BCMC employees Friday for Hospital Week. The BCMC administration team provided a free fish and chicken strip lunch to employees on Friday in honor of Hospital Week as well.
May 15-21 is National Police Week
From patrolling morning rush hour to responding to a domestic call late at night, we ask a great deal from our men and women in law enforcement. We cannot thank them enough for their selfless service. The Governor issued a proclamation declaring May 15-May 21 as National Police Week. Sunday, May 15 is designated as…
Hospital staff served barbecue and ice cream Thursday in honor of National Hospital Week
Legacy Rehabilitation served hospital employees a free barbecue lunch to the staff at the Bradley County Medical Center Thursday, May 12, 2022. Union Bank sponsored Adams Ice Cream Truck for each employee to get a free treat. They were on site from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. and then again for the night shift employees…
Ronald Martin, Jr. receives Junior Auxiliary scholarship
Each year, Junior Auxiliary of Warren presents a $2,000 scholarship to a graduating senior, in the form of $250 per semester, for eight semesters. The recipient may be a full-time student of any major, however, preference is given to a student majoring in a field of study associated with children. Based on the applications and…
Windgate Foundation awards UAM $205,415 grant for scholarships, nursing and lab upgrades
MONTICELLO, Ark.—The University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM) is pleased to announce that the Windgate Foundation has approved a multi-year grant totaling $205,415 for the university. The funds are designated to support three areas at UAM: need-based scholarships, nursing instructors and lab upgrades. The grant period will run from April 1, 2022, through June 30,…
Southark Spotlight: Doug Spencer
Saline River Chronicle recently sat down with local Doug Spencer for our latest episode of Southark Spotlight, the monthly program which highlights an individual or business making a positive impact in the South Arkansas community. In this episode, we chat with Mr. Spencer primarily about his career as a track athlete.
Jacks end positive season with a State Playoff loss to DeQueen
WARREN, Ark. – Soccer season officially came to a close for the Warren Lumberjacks Thursday afternoon as the orange and black fell to DeQueen in the opening round of the 2022 4A State Playoffs by the final of 7-0. Played on the hottest day of the soccer season to-date, Warren found some early success in…
Avery accepts South Arkansas Community College scholarship
Derrick Avery Jr., a senior at Hermitage High School, has accepted a Shirley Jean Hicks Russell African American Family and Friends Day Endowed Scholarship to attend South Arkansas Community College this fall. The son of Latoya Jackson and Derrick Avery Sr. of Hermitage is a member of the basketball, track and field and football teams,…
Phone issues fixed at Warren PD
According to the Warren Police Department, all issues with the phone system have been dealt with. Both cell phones and landlines may call the Police Department. 911 is also still fully operational.
Phone issues happening Thursday morning at Warren PD, 911 is operating normally
According to the Warren Police Department, land lines are out at the Warren PD. Cell phones are coming through, but land line calls are not reaching the Department’s normal phone number. 911 is working. Again, if you need emergency services, 911 is working.