ASP cracking down on drunk drivers this holiday season
LITTLE ROCK – One person died every 52 minutes as the result of drunk driving crashes on U.S. streets and highways during 2019. Even during the joyous Christmas season, the…
Changes in Emmet parade don’t stop the fun
EMMET – There were major changes to the 28th Annual Emmet Christmas Parade, but the most important one stayed the same – a visit from Santa. The parade kicked off…
Historic tax bill now law
LITTLE ROCK – Legislation providing the largest state income tax reduction in state history has now been signed into law. Act 1 and Act 2 are identical pieces of legislation…
Turnovers down Wolves in title game
LITTLE ROCK – Four turnovers were more than the Curley Wolves could overcome Saturday as Prescott fell to Harding Academy 47-25 in the title game of the AAA state playoffs.…
State income taxes reduced
LITTLE ROCK – The legislature completed a three-day special session in which it passed reductions in state income taxes that will save Arkansas families and businesses almost $500 million a…
Livestock report
Livestock Weighted Average Report for 12/9/2021 – Final AUCTION This Week Last Reported 12/2/2021 Last Year Total Receipts: 1,385 1,506 2,080 Feeder Cattle: 1,062(76.7%) 1,264(83.9%)…
Jordan named city employee of the year
PRESCOTT – For the second time, Ann Jordan was named employee of the year for the City of Prescott. The announcement came at the end of the city’s annual Christmas…
Christmas parade a hit
PRESCOTT – Santa made his first official visit to Prescott Thursday night as part of the Prescott-Nevada County Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Christmas Parade. The parade began at the Hamilton-Blakely…
Broadband meeting held, need overwhelming
PRESCOTT – Better internet access is one thing a group gathered at the Nevada County Library Thursday morning could agree on. A public meeting on the need for improved internet…
No city trash collection till Dec. 15
PRESCOTT – Prescott Mayor Terry Oliver said there will be no trash pickup in the City of Prescott until Wednesday, Dec. 15. The reason is employees with the city’s sanitation…
