Banks, Ark. – 10-7-24 – The small Bradley County town of Banks is gearing up for one of its most beloved traditions, the 38th Annual Buck Fever Festival, running from November 2 through November 10, 2024. This event is expected to attract hunters, families, and festival-goers from across the region with its exciting lineup of…
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Weevils Leave ECU with 42-17 Loss
ADA, Okla. – The University of Arkansas at Monticello football team traveled to East Central University on Saturday afternoon. The Boll Weevils came out of their week five match-up of the 2024 season with a 42-17 loss to the Tigers. Senior quarterback Demilon Brown gave UAM a 23-41 performance with 244 passing yards. Royal Williams was the leading receiver in the game, grabbing…
Warren High School to Crown Olivia Cook as 2024 Homecoming Queen This Friday
WARREN, Ark. – Warren High School is gearing up for its 2024 Homecoming this Friday, October 11. Queen Olivia Cook and her court will lead the ceremonies, which will take place before the Homecoming game against Hamburg that evening. The members of the 2024 Homecoming Court are: All Homecoming festivities, including the crowning of Queen…
VIDEO REPORT: Warren Rallies in the Fourth Quarter to Defeat Monticello
DeWitt Just Edges Star City 37-36
STAR CITY, Ark. – In a thrilling Friday night matchup, the DeWitt Dragons narrowly defeated the Star City Bulldogs 37-36 on the road, thanks to a late touchdown and a crucial interception in the final minute. Both teams fought fiercely in this 8-4A Conference clash, but DeWitt’s defense held strong late-on. DeWitt struck early in…
Dr. Joe Wharton Arkansas High School Football Scoreboard-Week Five
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Hermit Huddle Donates Benches to Hermitage School District
HERMITAGE, Ark. – The Hermitage School District recently received a generous donation of nine benches, thanks to the collaboration between Hermit Huddle and students from the Hermitage SEACBEC Welding and Construction programs. The benches, created by skilled students, are a testament to the craftsmanship and dedication of those involved. The students who contributed to the…
Bradley County Chamber of Commerce to Host Fall Festival and Tent Or Treat on October 26 in Warren
The following is a press release from the Bradley County Chamber of Commerce: The Bradley County Chamber of Commerce is getting ready for FALL! We will host the Bradley County Fall Festival / Tent Or Treat Saturday, October 26th from 6 to 8 pm on Main Street in Warren. Everyone is welcome to attend. Participants are…
Star City Tennis Secures Two District 8-4A Championships
STAR CITY, Ark. – The Star City High School Bulldog Tennis Team celebrated multiple victories at the District 8-4A Championship this week, with standout performances from their athletes. Zander Gibson triumphed in a thrilling boys’ singles match against Judah Ray from Magnolia, earning the title of District 8-4A Champion. His marathon match victory contributed to…
Warren Mayor Issues Reminder on Property Maintenance and Zoning Ordinances
WARREN, Ark. – Warren Mayor Gregg Reep has reminded all property owners, both residential and commercial, to maintain their yards and properties in accordance with city ordinances. The announcement emphasizes the need for properties to be kept in compliance for health, safety, and appearance reasons, including keeping grass cut and mowed. The announcement also states…
Lumberjack Tennis Qualifies Three Players for State Tournament
MONTICELLO, Ark. – The Warren Lumberjack Tennis team competed in the district tournament yesterday in Monticello, with several standout performances leading to three players advancing to the state tournament. Coach Micah Richey expressed pride in his team’s efforts throughout the day. “The players knew how important it was to start off hot and with a…
UAM Names 12 to 2024 Homecoming Court
MONTICELLO, Ark. — Twelve women have been named to the 2024 Homecoming Court at the University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM). The 2024 UAM Homecoming Queen will be selected by a vote of the student body and announced during a pre-game coronation ceremony on October 12 prior to the 2 p.m. kickoff of UAM Football’s homecoming…
20-year-old accident still spreading safety message
LITTLE ROCK – Jacob Cain was 10 years old when he went on an impromptu squirrel hunt near Arkadelphia in November of 2004. His father, Larry Cain, was nearby clearing shooting lanes for deer season. After an hour or so on a tractor, Larry decided to check on the boy. He shouted his son’s name…
Lisa Poole Nasworthy, 1966-2024
Lisa Poole Nasworthy passed away peacefully on October 2, 2024 after a brief illness in Monroe, LA. Lisa was born on October 19, 1966 to Patsy Poole in Columbia, LA. When Lisa was a child, she moved to Warren, AR with her mother and Grandmother, Marie Brown. There, Lisa called Bradley County home for more…
Hermitage School District Names August Staff Members of the Month
HERMITAGE, Ark. – The Hermitage School District has recognized two outstanding educators as the August Staff Members of the Month. Susanne Grice from Hermitage High School and Erandi Acuchi from Hermitage Elementary have been honored for their dedication and commitment to their students and school community. These educators were chosen for their hard work and…
Fuel Truck Accident Closes Northbound Lanes on Smackover Highway in Union County
EL DORADO, Ark. – A fuel truck accident on the Smackover Highway (Hwy 7) near the intersection of Highway 172 has resulted in the closure of all northbound lanes. The El Dorado Fire Department announced today that their Hazmat Team is assisting Union County in responding to the crash. According to the El Dorado Fire…
Hunters haul 181 alligators in 18th annual hunting season
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas hunters managed the second-highest harvest of alligators on record during the last two weekends in the sloughs and swamps of The Natural State. The 181-alligator harvest falls short of last year’s record effort of 202 alligators checked, but maintains the overall upward trend in what is still a relatively new opportunity…
October Recognized as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Warren
WARREN, Ark. – The City of Warren, in collaboration with the Warren Woman’s Club and the Arkansas Coalition Against Domestic Violence, has officially declared October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Mayor Gregg Reep signed the proclamation on October 2, urging the community to come together in support of domestic violence survivors and to raise awareness…
Johnny’s Radiator and More Bo Show: October 2, 2024
OBU Soccer: First Half Goals, Stingy Defense Lead to Road Win
LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas – The Ouachita men’s soccer team earned its second win of the 2024 season by beating Central Baptist College 2-0 on Tuesday night at Burns Park. Two first half goals and a stingy defense were the difference in the game. Grant Isbell gave the Tigers (2-5-1) a 1-0 lead at the 15-minute mark, and aided…
Men’s Golf Close Out Battle for the Belt in Ninth Place
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. – Men’s Golf finished the last round of the Battle for the Belt tournament Tuesday in Hot Springs, Arkansas, finishing in ninth place with a final score of 881 (+17). Chase Kisver led the Boll Weevils firing a final round of 3-under par (69), to finish tied for sixth with a three-round score of…