Lee Julius Domineck, 1956-2021

Lee Julius Domineck, 65, of Warren, died August 18, 2021.  Born January 30, 1956, he was a son of L.E. Quince and Cleora Domineck.  He attended New Edinburg and Kingsland School Districts, graduating from Kingsland High School.  After graduation he worked in the Fordyce area before moving to Las Vegas, Nevada.  He returned to Arkansas…

Britnee Yvonne Hampton, 1993-2021

Britnee Yvonne Hampton, 27, of Warren, died, August 14, 2021. Born October 22, 1993, she was a daughter of LaTosha Hampton- Bridges and Tyron Hampton. She attended Wilbur D. Mills High School, Fuller Middle School and Landmark Elementary. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Wynter; paternal grandparents, Susie B. Hampton and Roosevelt Hampton;…

Wynter Dior Flowers, 2021-2021

Wynter Dior Flowers, infant, died August 14, 2021. Born June 5, 2021, she was a daughter of Aaron Flowers and the late Britnee Hampton. She is survived by her father, Aaron Flowers; siblings, Riley, Messiah, Trinity; grandparents, LaTosha Hampton-Bridges, Tyro Hampton, great grandmother, Mamie Lee, great-great grandmother, Minnie Simmons; aunts, Charity Bridges, Malachia Preston; uncles,…

Make Warren Shine awarded Shelter Insurance contest grant

Local civic volunteer group Make Warren Shine has been awarded a Shelter Insurance contest award for their video submission titled “Thankful for Our Community.” Make Warren Shine’s video submission was awarded one of the five awards given out by Shelter Insurance in the voting competition which ended earlier this month. The first place winner was…

Visit the AGFC at the SouthArk Expo

EL DORADO — Come visit the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s mobile aquarium and regional educator Laura Rogers at this year’s SouthArk Outdoor Expo 9 a.m-4 p.m. Sept. 11, at the El Dorado Conference Center. Enjoy a full day of hands-on activities, live entertainment, contests, activities and exhibits for outdoor enthusiasts, families and children. Admission…

Bradley County first Arkansas county to report over 50 percent of eligible population vaccinated

Tuesday, August 17, 2021 Bradley County became the first county in Arkansas to report over 50 percent of the eligible population fully vaccinated. 50.1 percent of eligible citizens in Bradley County are now fully vaccinated according to the Arkansas Department of Health COVID-19 statistical website. The site reports that 12.6 percent of Bradley County’s population…