WARREN, Ark. (5-6-26) — The Main Street Market in Warren will host a community pop-up shop on Saturday, June 6, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 223 S. Main Street in downtown Warren. According to a social media post from organizer Estephany Roman, the monthly pop-up events have been held at different local businesses…
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Warren Gifted and Talented Students Recognized in Science Bee
WARREN, Ark. — Warren Gifted and Talented recently recognized students who placed in the school’s Science Bee competition. According to a post from Warren Gifted and Talented, students were tested on their science knowledge through quick thinking and problem-solving challenges during the event. The following students earned top honors in the competition: In the post,…
Listen Up! It’s Calendar Time
By Jeff WilliamsEditor, Arkansas Wildlife Magazine The Arkansas Wildlife calendar has featured an array of critters and information since it was introduced in 1984, but the 2026-27 edition includes a new way to enjoy the outdoors, indoors. For the first 10 years or so, the calendar featured artwork by artists, most of them from Arkansas, who captured the character…
Jo Ann Hargis White, 1944-2026
It is with heavy hearts and profound gratitude for a life well-lived that we announce the passing of Jo Ann Hargis White, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. Jo Ann departed this world on May 4, 2026, at the Circle of Life Hospice Home in Springdale, AR, surrounded by the love of her family.…
Warren Country Club Announces Return of Pink Tomato 4-Ball Tournament
WARREN (5-6-26) — The Warren Country Club has announced the return of its annual Pink Tomato 4-Ball golf tournament, scheduled for June 6-7, 2026. According to information shared by the Warren Country Club, the tournament will feature both morning and afternoon shotgun starts each day, with tee times set for 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.…
Warren Branch Library Offering “Big Bodacious Bowed Book Bundles” for $1
WARREN, Ark. — Readers looking for a bargain may want to stop by the Warren Branch Library after the library recently announced a special sale featuring “Big Bodacious Bowed Book Bundles.” According to a social media post from the library, the bundled books are being sold for just $1 per batch. Photos shared by the…
Hermitage High School Students Enjoy Annual Field Day Activities
HERMITAGE, Ark. 5-6-26 — Students at Hermitage High School recently took part in a day of outdoor games and friendly competition during the school’s annual Field Day activities. According to a post from the Hermitage School District, the day began with a competitive kickball tournament. The 10th grade class claimed the championship, while the 11th…
Two Bradley County Residents Receive $3,200 in Arkansas Single Parent Scholarships
WARREN, Ark. 5-6-26 — The Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund (ASPSF) announced Wednesday that two Bradley County residents have been awarded scholarships totaling $3,200 through the nonprofit organization. According to a press release from ASPSF Chief Communications Officer Jen Lawrence, scholarships were awarded to Jamie Crozier and Tiffany Domineck. The organization also announced that statewide…
Texas Duo Bottomland to Perform Saturday Night at 70th Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival
WARREN, Ark. — The Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival has announced that Texas music duo Bottomland will perform Saturday night during the 70th annual Pink Tomato Festival in Warren. Bottomland, made up of Cannon Brand and Justin Lane Gates, is based in Conroe, Texas and performs a blend of southern rock and country-rooted music. According…
Warren Track Athletes Claim Multiple 4A State Championships
WARREN, Ark. (5-6-26) — Warren High School track and field athletes brought home several individual state championships at the 4A State Track Meet, highlighted by standout performances across both the boys and girls divisions. Aaron Davis captured two state titles for the Lumberjacks, winning both the 100-meter dash and the 200-meter dash to earn the…
Anxiety: When Is It More Than “Just Stress”?
I’m Dr. Russell Gregory, a Board-Certified Family Medicine Physician at the Bradley County Medical Center Rural Health Clinic in Warren. I’m a recent graduate of the UAMS Southwest Family Medicine Residency Program in Texarkana, Arkansas. A couple weeks ago, Dr. Bradley Biggers opened our Community Health Column with an important discussion about high blood pressure…
Bradley Animal Rescue Coalition Seeks Information After Puppies Picked Up Near Human Development Center
WARREN, Ark. — The Bradley Animal Rescue Coalition (BARC) shared a social media post Wednesday afternoon after two puppies were reportedly picked up near the Human Development Center on Tuesday. According to the post, the puppies were found in the area surrounding the facility and were later picked up by rescuers. A photo shared by…
Moro Bay State Park Announces Memorial Day Weekend Programs, Seasonal Job Opening
MORO BAY, Ark. 5-6-26 — Moro Bay State Park has announced several upcoming Memorial Day weekend programs and activities while also sharing an update on river conditions and a seasonal employment opportunity at the park. According to a post shared by the park on Monday, river levels at Moro Bay have remained low through the…
Mark Anthony Clanton, 1957-2026
Mark Anthony Clanton age 68 of Warren, AR died Monday, May 4th, 2026 at his home. He was born November 2, 1957 in St. Louis, Missouri. Mark was the son of the late Wayne Allen Clanton and Ora King Clanton. He was preceded in death by a brother, Timothy Dale Clanton, a niece Jennifer Diane…
Louise Mann Richardson, 1928-2026
Louise Mann Richardson, age 98, of Warren, AR passed away on Monday, May 4, 2026, at home surrounded by her family. She was born on January 18, 1928, in Ingalls, AR to the late James Willie Mann and Mattie Hazel Sinclair Mann. Louise was a graduate of Hermitage High School, a housewife and homemaker, a…
BCEDC Awarded State Grant for Industrial Site Work Northeast of Warren
WARREN, Ark. – The Bradley County Economic Development Corporation (BCEDC) has been awarded $14,241 through the Arkansas Site Development Program to support development work on industrial property northeast of Warren, according to a press release issued April 28 by the Arkansas Economic Development Commission. The funding will go toward land preparation at the site, which…
Jacks Drop 14-7 Decision to Malvern in Final Game Before Regional Tournament
WARREN, Ark. (5/4/26) – The Warren Lumberjacks baseball team traveled to Malvern for a final tune-up Monday evening before the 4A-4 Regional Tournament and came away with a 14-7 loss despite holding an early lead. By Dennen Cuthbertson Saline River News Baseball Contributor This game report is brought to you by The Lumberjacks are now…
Warren Branch Library offers free Mother’s Day take-and-make craft
WARREN, Ark. — The Warren Branch Library is offering a free Mother’s Day “Take & Make” craft for local families, encouraging children to stop by and pick up a kit to create a handmade gift. According to a post shared by the library on May 1, the craft features a creative, plant-themed design. The example…
Kickstart Kingsland Seeks Volunteers, Unveils Plans for “Get Rhythm” Music Festival
KINGSLAND, Ark. — Organizers of the upcoming Get Rhythm Music Festival are calling on the community to get involved as preparations ramp up for what is expected to be one of Kingsland’s largest events in years. In a recent post, Kingsland Mayor-Elect Samantha Johnson emphasized that the festival, scheduled for Saturday, September 26, 2026, will…
Hermitage seniors, staff face off in annual basketball tradition
HERMITAGE, Ark. — Hermitage High School students and staff took to the court May 1 for the school’s annual Seniors vs. Staff Basketball Game, a longstanding tradition that celebrates the graduating class. According to a post from the Hermitage School District, the staff came out on top in what was described as a fun and…
Now or Never: What South Arkansas Gardeners Should Be Planting This Week (Zone 8a Guide)
Early May marks one of the most important turning points of the gardening season in south Arkansas. With warm temperatures settling in and the threat of frost long gone, local gardeners are entering a narrow but productive window to get summer crops established before the region’s intense heat arrives. For those gardening in Zone 8a,…