March 30, 2019Danny WatsonComments Off on Weekly Column from the Arkansas House of Representatives March 29, 2019
Legislation passing the House this week addressed everything from robocalls to property taxes. While illegal robocalls are frustrating for most, they are also costly and dangerous for far too many Arkansans. An alarming number of […]
March 30, 2019submittedComments Off on Term limit amendment to be decided on by state voters
LITTLE ROCK – The Senate voted to refer to Arkansas voters a term limits amendment that would restrict future legislators to 12-year terms. Also, the Senate approved a Medicaid budget for next fiscal year, which […]
Hope Livestock Auction, Hope, AR Weighted Average Report for Thursday Mar 28, 2019 Cattle Receipts: 872 Last week: 1541 Last year: 1180 Compared to last week: Feeder steers steady to 4.00 higher. Feeder heifers unevenly […]
HOPE – Youngsters becoming ages three or four before Aug. 1 may begin enrollment for ABC Pre-Kindergarten in the Hope Public Schools starting Monday, April 1. ABC Pre-K Supervisor Marilyn Hampton said enrollment applications will […]
Students and parents of Hope High School students kept a steady flow of activity in the HHS cafeteria Friday during Pre-Registration Day on campus. Classes were not conducted at HHS on Friday. Students and parents […]
The moment the sales representative hands you the package, you realize that it’s all true; it’s real, you graduate from high school in May. Hope High School students in the Class of 2019 received graduation […]
HOPE – The SW Arkansas Arts Council’s annual Daddy-Daughter Dance is from 4-6:30 Sunday at Hempstead Hall. To make reservations, contact Allison Wilson at 870-777-7544 or 479-530-0684. Tickets are $50 a couple and $10 for […]
ARKADELPHIA Leadership Nevada County held its Leadership Skills session on March 21st in Arkadelphia at Camp Winnamocka. The group did several Leadership skill building activities throughout the day. The group also enjoyed a great lunch […]
ROSSTON – Rosston’s School Board approved offering contracts to the district’s licensed and classified personnel at its March meeting Thursday night. The board was informed a high school special education teacher will have to be […]
The Hempstead County Quorum Court met Thursday March 28th. The meeting opened with prayer for former Judge Haskell Morse. The JP’s then looked at and approved a federal audit for federal grant funds the county […]