The Warren School Board met in a special called meeting Thursday, June 2, 2022 to accept a number of resignations, as well as make a number of new hires. Resignation Certified Jessica Howinton – Eastside Instructor Angelique Fickle – Brunson Instructor Jasmine Bolen – Warren Middle School Instructor Daniel Williams – Warren High School Assistant…
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Razorback Basketball season ticket renewals start June 6
After back-to-to-back historic seasons for both programs, there is even more excitement on the horizon for Arkansas men’s and women’s basketball this coming year. Fans can renew their season tickets for the 2022-23 campaign starting Monday, June 6. Season ticket holders should receive an email starting Monday, June 6, with details on how to renew.…
Thomas C. Brunson Elementary School announces 2nd semester honor roll
4th Grade All A’s-2nd Semester David Alor Ava Brown Kannon Crawford Miley Daniell Antonia Davis Grayson Gorman Keegun Goudelock Addison Hoskins Trinity Jackson Gabriel Jimenez Sophie Mann Mijae Martin Evan McDougald Teague Milton Cambree Moody Ambria Newhouse Madelyn Raines Salvador Romero Callie Sanders Roy Sandoval Erin Simmons Emma Spears Lillian Strickland Kennedy Uribe Ridge Vickers…
Rachel Cory McClellan Jones, 1933-2022
Rachel Cory McClellan Jones, 89, of New Edinburg, Arkansas died Tuesday, May 31, 2022, at the Medical Center of South Arkansas in El Dorado, Arkansas. She was born on February 11, 1933, in New Edinburg, the daughter of the late Jewell Henry and Arah Gray McClellan. She was a homemaker and the perfect helpmate to…
Unattended baby wild animals might not be abandoned
LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas is blessed with an abundance of wildlife and their offspring. Throughout the spring and summer, it is not uncommon to come across unattended baby wild animals. But alone doesn’t mean orphaned when it comes to wildlife. Many people discover apparently lost or abandoned wildlife young and take them in, thinking they…
KJ Fresh Produce brings in first box of 2022 tomatoes
The first box of tomatoes for 2022 was brought in by Josh and Krystle Hays, owners of KJ Fresh Produce & More in Warren. Josh has been farming since 1999 and produces approximately 20 acres of tomatoes and other produce. Shown in the box is Red Mountain variety. Other varieties that are grown include Red…
Local basketball teams wins championships recently
The Fifty-Six Lakers were crowned the 11th grade Gold division champions of The Insider Exposure Memorial Day Tournament held in Monroe, Louisiana May 28-30, 2022. The Neaux Limit Lakers took the 12th grade Silver division championship as well. This local team includes players from Warren, Hermitage, Monticello and Rison. Top photo: The Fifty -Six Lakers…
George wins several rodeo titles
Wesley George recently competed in the finals of Southwest Arkansas High School Rodeo Association in Texarkana, AR hosted at Four States Fairgrounds. The finals rodeo is the culmination of a series of 16 rodeos hosted from August to May. He competed in several roping events, winning Champion Senior Boys Breakaway Roping, Champion Senior Ribbon Roping,…
Jordan and Miller named tournament co-MVPs
Antonio Jordan of Warren and Tramond Miller of Hermitage were named Co-MVPS of the 11th grade division in a recent youth basketball tournament. Tramond Miller Jr. was named championship MVP, scoring tournament high 36 points. Antonio Jordan was division’s leading scorer, rebounder and shot blocker. He was also named player of the game a division…
Pittman signs new contract with Razorbacks
On the heels of Arkansas’ most successful season on the football field in a decade, Head Coach Sam Pittman has signed a new contract with the University of Arkansas that increases his base compensation and extends his employment agreement through potentially the 2027 season based on on-field success. The new five-year agreement began retroactively on…
May Library giveaway winner announced
Morrissa Watt was the winner of Warren Branch Library’s Book Lover’s Giveaway during the month of May. Morrissa won a basket full of summer themed books and inspirational items. More information about the next Book Lover’s Giveaway will be posted on the Warren Branch Library’s Facebook page.
Rachel Cory McClellan Jones, 1933-2022
Rachel Cory McClellan Jones, 89, of New Edinburg, Arkansas died Tuesday, May 31, 2022, at the Medical Center of South Arkansas in El Dorado, Arkansas. She was born on February 11, 1933, in New Edinburg, the daughter of the late Jewell Henry and Arah Gray McClellan. She was a homemaker and the perfect helpmate to…
Warren Library announces May 2022 Memorials given
The Warren Branch Library announced Wednesday, June 1, 2022 the memorials which were given to the Library for the month of April 2022. See the complete list below: In Memory of: / Given By: Frances Kelley / John & Gingy Cuthbertson Frances Kelley / WHS Class of 1967 James H. Armstrong / Dixie Pearce James…
Arkansas WMA Deer Hunt Permit opportunities expanded, apply today
LITTLE ROCK — The application period for special deer hunting permits on many wildlife management areas in Arkansas is open until 11:59 p.m. July 1, and hunters will notice many new opportunities, thanks to regulations passed during the May Commission meeting. Many WMAs managed by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission are open during fall…
Jo Ann Jeffcoat Outlaw, 1940-2022
Jo Ann Jeffcoat Outlaw, age 81, of Warren, AR departed for her heavenly home on Tuesday, May 31st, 2022. Her family takes comfort in knowing she is home with her Lord and Savior. Jo Ann was born August 16, 1940 in Ft Chaffee, AR to Luie D. & Agatha Jeffcoat. Other than her parents she…
UAM raises $56,659 during Annual Foundation Phonathon
MONTICELLO, Ark.—The University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM) raised $56,659 during the annual UAM Foundation Phonathon held from April 19 to May 1. The student-led fundraising effort provided UAM alumni and supporters with the opportunity to speak with students to update contact information and make donations to support UAM’s most pressing needs such as scholarships,…
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We need an outpouring of the Holy Spirit today as much as the early church needed it in the beginning! Acts 1:4,5. Acts 4:31
Several million members of the church are to be recalled because they are not performing properly. Symptoms include frequent missing, lack of power and poor adaptation to rough roads. Regular maintenance should have prevented most difficulties. Sadly, many only come in for maintenance when a major breakdown has occurred and, therefore, it is difficult for…
Gladys Marie Davis, 1946-2022
Gladys Marie Davis was the second oldest child born to the late Wavion Butler, Sr. and Rosetta Butler in Warren, Arkansas on August 7, 1946. She received her formal education in the Warren Public School System. Gladys Marie Davis moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the late 1960s where she was united in marriage to Vernell Davis…
Bond set for escapee and his pickup driver
Bond has been set for a local man who escaped police custody last week, May 27, 2022. Byron Eric Daniels, 22, escaped custody from the Warren Police Department jail last Friday. As SRC reported yesterday, Daniels is now back in custody and is facing the charge of escape. He was originally in custody on a…
2022 Little Miss Pink Tomato competition set for Saturday, June 11
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The 2022 Little Miss Pink Tomato competition will be held on Saturday, June 11th during the 66th Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival. The popular Little Miss pageant began in 1959 and will be crowning the 62nd Little Miss Pink Tomato during the Pink Tomato Festival in June. The reigning Little Miss Pink Tomato is Mya…