ALL A – 9 WEEKS – Grade 6: Izabella Adams David Alor Ava Brown Jazmin Cortes Miley Daniell Antonia Davis Mariya Davis Grayson Gorman Keegun Goudelock India Heath Trynity Jackson Sophie Mann Mckenna Martin Evan McDougald Teague Milton Alejandra Mondragon Cambree Moody Madalynn Morgan Peyton Powell Madelyn Raines Linceth Ramos Xavier Rice Rebeca Rojo Callie…
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Entergy Arkansas’ low-cost power generation portfolio, along with lower gas prices last year, has allowed the company to decrease customer bills beginning with the April billing cycle. An average residential customer using 1,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) per month will see a decrease of $10.01 in their total bills — a 7.49% decrease.…
WARREN, Ark. – Warren High School is proud to announce the achievements of its students in the field of veterinary and animal science. A group of dedicated students has recently earned prestigious certifications, showcasing their commitment to excellence and passion for animal care. The following students have earned their Veterinary Medical Applications Certification: These students…
The following are the complete minutes from the recent Re-New-ing Edinburg meeting: Martha Talano, Vice President, welcomed those in attendance and called the meeting to order. The minutes were passed out to those attending and motion was made by Melody Spears, seconded by Shelia Towery, to accept minutes as presented. Motion passed. Linda Hornaday, Treasurer,…
The following is a letter published to social media from Thomas C. Brunson Elementary School: Dear Parents/Guardians of Brunson Elementary Students: Monday, April 8, 2024 is an exciting day for much of the United States including Warren, Arkansas! According to NASA, Warren will experience 97.6% of the total solar eclipse! After this total solar eclipse,…
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MORO BAY, Ark. – As spring break draws to a close, Moro Bay State Park is gearing up for a bustling summer season. Despite the high water levels in the Ouachita River, the park remains open and vibrant, offering a range of activities for visitors. According to Moro Bay State Park staff, the recent spring…
The following is a direct re-print of the Warren Arrest & Confinement Record from the Warren, Arkansas Police Department. All people listed are innocent until proven guilty.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Local bankers Scott Saffold, Randy Rawls, and Kerry Hartness, representing Union Bank and Trust, recently journeyed to Washington D.C. alongside the Arkansas Bankers Association (ABA). Their objective was to engage in crucial discussions with elected officials regarding the current state of the banking industry and to advocate for policies that foster growth…
WARREN, Ark. – The City of Warren has embarked on a mission to enhance access to true high-speed internet, through means such as fiber-optic technology, for both residents and businesses within the community. Recognizing the current limitations and challenges faced by many in accessing affordable and reliable high-speed internet, the city is seeking the support…
WARREN, Ark. – The New Beginnings Center for Alcohol and Substance Abuse (C.A.S.A.) hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, March 25, 2024, to mark the opening of their new facility on Woodlawn Street in Warren. The event took place at the former Guest House building, signaling a new chapter in the organization’s mission to provide…
WARREN, Ark. – In an announcement from the City of Warren, it has been confirmed that the Warren Municipal Building will be closed on Friday, March 29, 2024, in observance of Good Friday. During this time, city officials encourage residents to take note of the closure and plan accordingly for any municipal services they may…
MONTICELLO, Ark. – On Saturday, March 30, a unique and enlightening event will take place at the University of Arkansas at Monticello’s University Center, Caucus Room. Hosted by the Arkansas Archaeological Survey-UAM Research Station, this event promises to delve into the deep-rooted history of early Black communities through the lens of their cemeteries. The event,…
The Anthony, Gathen, Rainey and Tolbert Scholarship is now available, created by retired former school district superintendents, Frank Anthony – Pine Bluff, Thomas Gathen – Dollarway, David Rainey- Dumas, and Andrew Tolbert- Warren. The $1,000 scholarship to be given at each school district was developed to assist students from low-income families in going to college. …