Month: July 2019

SPRING HILL – Spring Hill’s Bears are picked to finish last in the 7-2A conference this season. The Bears will see their third coach in three years, which is never good for a team. However, […]

HOPE – This year, the Bobcats aren’t picked to finish dead last in the AAAAA conference. Last year the ‘Cats managed to post the team’s first win in three years, going 1-9 but beating De […]

SPRING HILL  – Here is the schedule for the 2019 Spring Hill football team. Aug. 30 Open Sept. 6 at Conway Christian Sept. 13 Open Sept. 20 Genoa Central Sept. 27 at Foreman Oct. 4 […]

HOPE – High school football season is right around the corner. Here is the schedule for the Hope Bobcats: Sept. 6 at Nashville Sept. 13 at Ashdown Sept. 20 Prescott Sept. 27 DeQueen Oct. 4 […]

You might want to keep your eyes peeled to your favorite wrestling show in the future as you might see this man someday. 40 year old Nicolas Ward of Hope is preparing for a Mid-American […]

The Hope Lions heard from one of their longest-tenured members on July 22nd. Dr. Don Freel had been part of the club since 1965.  He gave an orientation program in the origins of the club […]

 The Hope Civitan Club recently heard from guest speaker, Phoebe Bailey, director of the Southwest Arkansas Education Cooperative.  Bailey, pictured with Civitan Club President Darrell Davis, spoke on the history of the Co-op and listed some […]

Glen and Ann Wade recently shared a couple of pictures with us of “Granny” Erwin.  Mrs. Erwin was thought to be the oldest newspaper carrier.in the county back in the 80’s. She carried the Hope […]

The Brotherhood and Sisterhood of Fulton recently held a fundraiser for Makayla Anderson of Magnolia.  The 6 year old is suffereing from leukemia and has had a rough time of it lately.  The benevolent group […]

The last public building in Belton in northern Hempstead County has been demolished.  At press time, we couldn’t find the name of the church although the Merrill Cemetery is located beside it.  It is believed […]