Mayor Reep Discusses Solid Waste Changes, Economic Development, and Public Safety at Press Conference

WARREN, Ark. – 3-27-25 – Mayor Gregg Reep held a press conference Thursday morning at the Warren City Council Chambers to update residents on changes coming to the city’s solid waste system, as well as provide updates on local economic development and public safety. Accompanied by Solid Waste Manager Rob Johnson, Mayor Reep announced that,…

WHS Art Students Participate in Countywide Creative Arts Competition

Warren, Ark. – 3-31-25 – Warren High School art students recently showcased their creativity and talent by competing in the Bradley County Creative Arts Competition, an annual event sponsored by the Warren Woman’s Club. The student artwork, which spans a variety of mediums and styles, is currently on display for public viewing at the Warren…

Commercial Bank Celebrates Hugh Allen Quimby’s 55 Years of Service

WARREN, Ark. – 3-28-25 – Friends, coworkers, and community members gathered at Commercial Bank in Warren on Friday to honor Hugh Allen Quimby, celebrating an incredible 55 years of dedicated service in the banking industry. Guests dropped by throughout the day to congratulate Quimby on the milestone, share stories, and thank him for his decades…

First donation for the 2025 Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival

WARREN, Ark. – 3-28-25 – Preparations are officially underway for the 69th Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival, set for June 13-14, 2025. The first contribution for the 2025 festival was received this week from Elizabeth and Jason Britton of South Arkansas Pet Cremations. The donation marks the beginning of fundraising efforts that help make the…

Warren Woman’s Club to Host Open House for Creative Arts Contest Display March 29

WARREN, Ark. – 3-29-25 – The Warren Woman’s Club invites the community to attend the 2025 Bradley County Creative Arts Contest Open House Art Display on Saturday, March 29. The event will take place from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Warren Branch Library. This special open house will showcase artwork submitted by local…

Celebrate Archeology Day at Plum Bayou Mounds State Park This Saturday

SCOTT, Ark. – 3-24-25 – Families looking to wrap up Spring Break with a fun and educational road trip have a great opportunity this weekend. Plum Bayou Mounds Archeological State Park is hosting “Celebrate Archeology Day†this Saturday, March 29, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., offering hands-on activities and engaging exhibits for all ages.…

Re-New-ing Edinburg Plans Full Spring Calendar of Events

NEW EDINBURG, Ark. – The Re-New-ing Edinburg group met on March 18, 2025, at the New Edinburg Community Center to discuss recent events, review financials, and finalize plans for a series of upcoming community activities. President Martha Tolano called the meeting to order and distributed the minutes from the February 17 meeting. Linda Hornaday made…

Lady Jacks Defeat Nashville 7-5 Behind Strong Offensive Effort and Milton’s Sixth Win

CAMDEN, Ark. – The Warren Lady Jacks secured a 7-5 victory over the Nashville Lady Scrappers in softball action on Saturday, fueled by a key home run and consistent offensive production throughout the lineup. By David King, SRN Softball Contributor This sports report is brought to you by: Nashville opened the game strong, jumping out…

Candice Ann Newton, 1965-2025

Candice Ann Newton, affectionately known as “Shug,” was born February 25, 1965 to the late Ossie Mae Meeks Newton. She gained her wings on March 17, 2025.  Candice joined Palestine A.M.E Church at an early age and was baptized there as well. She was a 1983 alumni of Hermitage High School. She enjoyed reading and…

Robert and Lottie McKinney Gift $634K to Warren High School

Warren, Arkansas (March 21, 2025) – The Warren School District has announced that Robert and Lottie McKinney have bequeathed $634,341.56 to Warren High School, fulfilling the couple’s wish to support the Warren community and its students. In an official statement, the District shared the following: “It was the wish of Robert and Lottie McKinney to…