FOUKE — Sulphur River Wildlife Management Area is known for its remoteness, but the recent addition of an AGFC water trail and birding trails makes the area more accessible for outdoor enthusiasts. By Kirsten Bartlow,AGFC Watchable Wildlife Program Coordinator The 18,155-acre area in Miller County is the largest remaining tract of bottomland hardwoods in the…
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Purple Circle Club Inducts Class of 2024
The following is a press release from Arkansas Farm Bureau: LITTLE ROCK — The Purple Circle Club inducted 145 students, representing more than 200 awards at a ceremony in Benton. The Purple Circle Club, created in 1952, recognizes youth exhibitors who achieved championship honors with livestock projects at the Arkansas State Fair. Arkansas Power and Light Company, now known…
UAM SAAC Raises Money for SEARK Miracle League
Continuing its ongoing support of the Miracle League in Monticello, the UAM SAAC gave a $1,000 donation to the program. The donation is just one of many contributions the program has assisted in for the Miracle League over the years. Article by uamsports.com, Ryan Tow, Assistant AD for Athletics The Miracle League of Southeast Arkansas…
Boll Weevils Fall 74-56 to Bison in Oklahoma
SHAWNEE, Okla. – Arkansas-Monticello’s Boll Weevil basketball fell Thursday night inside the Noble Complex to the Bison of Oklahoma Baptist University. The Boll Weevils start Great American Conference play 0-2 after a 74-56 loss to the Bison. Article by uamsports.com Seth Grandberry led Arkansas-Monticello (3-5, 0-2 GAC) with a season-high 22 points. Grandberry hit 10-18 field goals and…
UAM Blossoms Drop Thursday Night Match to Bison
SHAWNEE, Okla. – Arkansas-Monticello’s Women’s Basketball team faced off against the Bison of Oklahoma Baptist University on Thursday evening inside the Noble Complex. Despite a last minute burst of momentum the Blossoms came out of the match-up with a 70-64 loss to the Bison, to start Great American Conference play 0-2. Article by uamsports.com Camille Pritchard led the way for…
Warren’s Unsung Heroes: Saluting the City’s Dedicated Sanitation Crew
WARREN, Ark. – 12-6-24 – As Warren residents bundled up to stay warm in the bitter 25-degree weather this week, a group of hardworking individuals braved the elements to ensure a crucial service went uninterrupted. The City of Warren’s sanitation crew, led by Sanitation Manager Rob Johnson, has been tirelessly working to keep the community…
AAS Certificates of Appreciation Presented at Tunican Chapter’s Pre-Christmas Feast
MONTICELLO, Ark. – The Arkansas Archeological Society (AAS) recognized outstanding contributions to Arkansas archeology during the Tunican Chapter’s Pre-Christmas Feast on Tuesday evening in Monticello. Certificates of Appreciation were awarded to Lilly McKee, Brittney Bostian, and Sunni Deb Weaver for their exceptional dedication and service. These individuals were honored for their contributions to the Society,…
Mainline Health Systems Inc. (MHSI) Partners with Blue & You Foundationto Improve Patient Outcomes through Remote Patient Monitoring
MONTICELLO, Ark. – Mainline Health Systems, Inc. has partnered with the Blue & You Foundation for Healthier Arkansas to improve patient outcomes using remote patient monitoring. The MHSI program implemented in early 2024, Breaking Barriers, provided remote monitoring equipment to 780 patients already enrolled in Chronic Care Management. Since the program’s initiation, 98% of patients…
Arkansas Archeologist Contributes to New Clovis Research
The following is a press release from the University of Arkansas: JONESBORO, Ark. – Research archeologist Juliet Morrow of the Arkansas Archeological Survey’sArkansas State University Research Stationhas co-authored a new research article about food sources in the Paleolithic period in North America.Isotope analysis confirmed that mammoth was an important food source in Ice Age America.…
Boll Weevils Drop Conference Opener to Southern Nazarene
BETHANY, Okla. – The University of Arkansas at Monticello men’s basketball team traveled to Bethany, Oklahoma, on Tuesday evening to take on Southern Nazarene University in the conference opener. The Weevils came out of the game with a 67-44 loss to the Crimson Storm. Devin Davis led Arkansas-Monticello (3-4) with 12 points. Davis hit 5-11 field goals and 2-4 shots…
UAM Women’s Basketball Opens Conference With a Loss to Southern Nazarene
BETHANY, Okla. – The University of Arkansas at Monticello women’s basketball team played the first conference game of the 2024-25 season on Tuesday afternoon in an away game against Southern Nazarene University. The Blossoms came out of the match-up with an 88-51 loss to the Crimson Storm. Haleigh Crews led the way for Arkansas-Monticello (5-2), scoring 12 points…
Missing Family Cat in Warren, $1,000 Reward Offered
Missing cat last seen on Bond Street in Warren, November 29. $1,000 REWARD OFFERED PLEASE CALL OR TEXT 870-820-7877 or 870-820-2894.
Betty Anne Hemphill Ederington Warner, 1930-2024
Betty Anne Hemphill Ederington Warner died Sunday, December 1, 2024 in Warren. She was born July 8, 1930 in Fulton County, Georgia, a daughter of the late John A. Hemphill and Stella M. Hemphill. She received her education in the Warren School system and graduated from Little Rock Central High School. She furthered her education…
Warren’s Main Street RR Crossing Reopens After Repairs, West Pine Closure Announced
WARREN, Ark. – Main Street in Warren has reopened after crews completed repairs and improvements to the railroad crossing on Wednesday. The project, carried out by the railroad, saw workers making upgrades to enhance the safety and functionality of the busy crossing. City of Warren Street Foreman Monty Hearnsberger informed Saline River News Wednesday evening…
Lady Jacks Continue to Fight Through Tough Early Schedule
WARREN, Ark. – The Warren Lady Jacks basketball team has faced challenging matchups in recent games, but they continue to show resilience and determination on the court. This sports report is brought to you by: On November 26, the Lady Jacks fell in a thrilling double-overtime game at Lonoke, losing 78-71 in a hard-fought battle.…
Antonio Jordan named State Farm Lumberjack of the Week
Congratulations to Antonio Jordan for being named the State Farm Lumberjack of the Week. In the playoff game vs Mills, AJ had over 240 total offensive yards on the ground and receiving…. scoring 4 touchdowns. He also scored by passing for a 2pt Conversion. CLICK HERE TO LIKE THE JOEY CATHEY STATE FARM AGENCY FACEBOOK…
Warren High’s Antonio “AJ” Jordan Signs with Razorbacks
WARREN, Ark. – Antonio “AJ” Jordan, a standout athlete for the Warren Lumberjacks, officially signed a scholarship to play football at the University of Arkansas on Wednesday, December 4, 2024. The signing ceremony took place at Warren High School at 10 a.m., surrounded by Jordan’s family, friends, coaches, and teammates. Jordan, a multi-sport athlete at…
AGFC monitoring avian influenza in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is asking waterfowl hunters and wildlife watchers heading to the field to keep an eye out for any sick or dead birds they find in the wild that may be the result of avian influenza. The risk of humans contracting the disease remains low, but hunters…
BCMC Auxiliary Decorates Christmas Trees Around Hospital
The Bradley County Medical Auxiliary recently decorated three Christmas trees around the hospital in celebration of the upcoming holiday season.
Texas federal judge issues nationwide injunction, suspends business ownership reporting requirements
The following is a press release from the UofA Cooperative Extension Service: FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The deadline for millions of businesses across the country to report ownership information under the Corporate Transparency Act, or CTA — just weeks away — has been suspended. Article by By Drew ViguetNational Agricultural Law CenterU of A System Division…
Main Street Closure Announced for Railroad Crossing Repairs
WARREN, Ark. – Warren Street Foreman Monty Hearnsberger announced Tuesday that Main Street, from Ash to Cedar Streets, is temporarily closed for railroad crossing repairs. Drivers are advised to use Myrtle Street as the designated detour during this time. The closure affects traffic in the area spanning from the Donald W. Reynolds YMCA to Gannaway…