WARREN, Ark. — Baptist Health Community Outreach will offer free health screenings from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursday, July 16, at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church in Warren. The event will be held at 510 N. Walnut St. No appointment is needed. Those attending can receive blood pressure checks and blood sugar (glucose) testing, along with…
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Warren Parks and Recreation Holds Early Independence Day Celebration at City Pool
WARREN, Ark. — The City of Warren Parks and Recreation held an early Independence Day celebration Thursday, July 2, at the Warren City Pool. Local youth enjoying a day at the pool were treated to hot dogs donated and cooked by Parks and Recreation Director Kyle Wagnon. Warren Mayor Gregg Reep also spoke during the…
Charles, Mary Ann, and Brian Landers
Family and friends of Charles, Mary Ann and Brian Landers are invited to a Memorial Service and internment with Military Honors at the Reaves Family Cemetery, 1355 Bradley 8 Rd North, Warren, AR 71671 on July 11 at 11:00 AM. Charles was born on March 26, 1947 in Warren, Arkansas and passed away on March…
Women’s Basketball: Record Book Updates Following 2025-26 Season
Following the conclusion of the last two basketball seasons, the Blossoms set several program records during the 2024–25 and 2025–26 campaigns. Alindsey Long and Bailey Harris each added their names to the record books with multiple records. Head Coach David Midlick also saw updates in the UAM record. Midlick now ranks fifth in total victories. Among…
Happy Bottoms Farms to Host Dairy Goat Activities July 9
Happy Bottoms Farms LLC will host an evening of dairy goat activities at 6 p.m. Thursday, July 9, at the Bradley County Extension Office. The program will include an opportunity to learn about dairy goats, participate in a hands-on goat experience and practice goat showmanship. Those interested in attending should register in advance by calling…
Arkansas Legacy Lunker Program Adds Nearly 300,000 ‘Lunkerlings’ to AGFC Bass Stockings
The final step of the Arkansas Legacy Lunker program’s first year is in the books, and roughly 295,000 fingerlings spawned from donated 10-pound-or-better largemouth bass have been stocked in lakes throughout Arkansas. According to Jason Miller, assistant chief of the fisheries over the agency’s hatchery system, the “lunkerlings” were on top of the 2 million-plus…
On America’s 250th Birthday, the Declaration Still Demands Something of Us
Today, the United States turns 250 years old. That is a birthday worth celebrating. It is worth celebrating with flags on porches, red, white and blue shirts, fireworks after dark, families gathered in backyards and somebody standing over a grill acting like the fate of the republic depends on getting the burgers right. It is…
Arkansas Rule Sets Requirements for Future Use of Feral Hog Bait
The Arkansas Legislative Council has approved an amendment to the Arkansas Department of Agriculture Rules on Pesticide Use establishing requirements for the use of warfarin-based bait products labeled for the control of feral hogs. The amended rule, 2 CAR Part 70, became effective June 29, 2026. The rule creates a new Class J pesticide classification…
Scarlett Elaine Donnelly, 1992-2026
Scarlett Elaine Donnelly, age 33, died Sunday, June 28, 2026 at her home in Warren, AR. She was born July 8, 1992 at Bradley County Memorial Hospital. She was the daughter of the late Terry and Julie Elaine Donnelly of Warren. She was an adored daughter, granddaughter, sister, aunt, and friend. She graduated with honors…
Mt. Carmel youth department to host pop-up shop in Warren July 11
WARREN, Ark. — Mt. Carmel MBC Warren’s Youth Department will host its first pop-up shop Saturday, July 11, at George Walker Playground. The event is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 510 N. Walnut St. in Warren. Organizers said the gathering will feature vendors, products and an opportunity for community fellowship. Vendor spaces…
DAR presents veterans plaque to Bradley County
WARREN, Ark. — The Daughters of the American Revolution recently presented a plaque to the Bradley County Judge recognizing local veterans represented in the county’s Perpetual Flag Program. The plaque lists the names of Bradley County veterans who have a flag displayed in their honor through the program. Those flags are displayed on the lawn…
Arkansas 2026-27 Fishing Regulations Changes in Effect, New Guidebook Released
Get your hands on the new 2026-27 Arkansas Fishing Guidebook by downloading a copy right to your phone. Anglers and boaters in Arkansas should be familiar with the Arkansas Fishing Guidebook, which is produced by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and historically released during January each year. This year is a little different. From 2026 and…
Extension health experts share tips for supporting brain health through nutrition
LITTLE ROCK — Though diet alone cannot prevent the onset of dementia, choosing heart-healthy foods — such as leafy greens, beans, whole grains and healthy fats — also supports the brain, affecting cognitive function over time. “Nutrition is one important, modifiable lifestyle factor that may help support brain health and reduce the risk of cognitive…
Outdoor skills day gives area children hands-on lessons in Drew County
MONTICELLO, Ark. — Children took part in a variety of outdoor education activities during a recent outdoor skills day in Drew County, according to the Bradley County Extension Office. The event included lessons on measuring trees, estimating the age of trees, identifying different tree species, tying knots and practicing with slingshots. Participants also learned about…
Yard Sale Planned July 3-4 on Forest Road
A yard sale is planned for Friday and Saturday, July 3-4, at 1425 Forest Road. Items available are expected to include a large selection of carpet, a complete drum set, furniture, Christmas and Halloween decorations, heaters and baby items. The sale will be held both days while items last.
Is your child ready to stay home alone? Extension expert shares safety tips
LITTLE ROCK — To help parents determine if their child is ready to stay at home alone, an extension family life expert says it is critical to focus on maturity, emergency preparedness and teaching children age-appropriate independence. Brittney Schrick, extension associate professor and family life specialist for the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture, said…
D.L. Moseley, 1969-2026
D.L. Moseley age 57, of Pine Bluff, AR died Tuesday, June 30th, 2026 at his home. He was born June 1st. 1969 in Fordyce, AR a son of the late Clyde Derial Moseley and Marilyn Paiva Moseley. D.L. was an employee with Strong Manufacturing in White Hall, AR serving as a Fab shop lead man. …
Drought, heat taking toll on trees, markets in Arkansas timber industry
MONTICELLO, Ark. — The drought that has affected Arkansas and surrounding states for more than a year has had an impact on every sector of the region’s agriculture, including timber stands throughout the South. By Ryan McGeeney University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture According to the Arkansas Department of Agriculture, Arkansas is home to more than 18 million…
Hermitage Named AAA Sportsmanship Award Winner
HERMITAGE, Ark. — Hermitage School District has been named the Class 1A recipient of the Arkansas Activities Association’s 2025-26 Sportsmanship Award. Superintendent LaDonna Spain announced the recognition Tuesday, congratulating Hermitage students, parents, coaches, staff and the district for receiving the honor. “This award is voted on by each member school of its respective classifications,” Spain…
City Pool Event Set for Thursday; Petition to Support Future Repairs Available
WARREN, Ark. — The City of Warren will host a special event at the Warren City Pool from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday. Food and refreshments will be available for children attending the event, and the public is invited to participate. Mayor Gregg Reep will speak with young attendees during a celebration of the…
Warren Municipal Building to Close Friday for Independence Day Observance
WARREN, Ark. — The Warren Municipal Building will be closed Friday, July 3, in observance of Independence Day. Because the July 4 holiday falls on a Saturday this year, City of Warren employees will observe the holiday on Friday. All municipal services will remain active and operate as normal during the building’s closure.