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Nivens scholarship endowed

HOPE – A donation of $10,000 was recently given to the University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana (UAHT) Foundation to establish the Nina Nivens Thompson Memorial Endowed Scholarship at UAHT. The scholarship will be awarded to a […]
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Health Fair

Kindred at Home spokesperson Deanna Allen said the health fair held earlier this month at Hempstead Hall was a success and she hopes next year will even be better. Close to 100 senior citizens participated […]
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Halloween Events Scheduled in Hope

October 25, 26, and 31st from 6:30-9:45 ROCturnal Fright Night Haunted House sponsored by ROC/PNC $5 per person at 498 South Elm Street in Hope. Saturday, October 26 at 2:00-5:00 The Garrett Memorial Christian School […]
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Hope School Board

The Hope School Board met Monday October 21sr for their regular monthly meeting. After the approval of the minutes and financial reports the board heard from Joan Crowder of HAPS on some approval of community […]
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GOP filing fees

HOPE – Filing fees for the 2020 elections. Filing begins at noon on Monday November 4, 2019 and ends at noon on Tuesday November 12, 2019. Justice of Peace              $60 Constables                    $10 Republican Committee $20
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INNOVATION IN YOUTH PROGRAMMING AWARD

Terrie James, Hempstead County Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) Extension Agent, was honored recently at the National Extension Association for Family and Consumer Sciences (NEAFCS) 85th annual session, whose theme was “Nurturing the Richness of Lifelong […]
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Huckabee Show Tour

Who among us hasn’t wished they could be part of a live audience during the taping of a television show – especially if we know the host, went to school with him, or watched him […]
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Hope in Action helps needy

HOPE – Hope in Action #1, located at 606 W. Third in Hope.  Mae Dulaney, is the Hope in Action director. Support for Hope-In-Action is wide-spread throughout the community, with local churches sponsoring food drives […]
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Education affects wages

LITTLE ROCK – On average, an Arkansan with a bachelor’s degree will earn $700,000 more in a 30 year career than those who drop out of college.  The gap climbs to $1.5 million for those […]