Crawfish boil May 14
PRESCOTT – The Prescott-Nevada County Chamber of Commerce’s crawfish boil has become a popular event. This year, the sixth boil will be held from 4-7 p.m. on May 14 at…
Hunting knife class scheduled
WASHINGTON – The James Black School of Bladesmithing and Historic Trades will offer a Hunting Knife Class on April 20-23 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. In this intensive 4-day…
PJHS student council hosts coffee
PRESCOTT – It was coffee time in the conference room at Prescott Junior High School Thursday as the Prescott Junior High School Student Council hosted Thursday’s community coffee. Paula Bell,…
PAX Hosts Community Coffee
The Hope Hempstead County Chamber of Commerce community coffee was held at the chamber office on Wednesday, February 26 and was hosted by Mrs. Arnetta Bradford with Program of Academic…
NES names students of month
ROSSTON -Nevada Elementary School recently awarded their February Student of the Month from each classroom. Brandon Wilson, Zette Brown, Macy Bailey, Chloe Carlton, Sean Kendall, Bentley Moten, ZaKyrie Box, Destiny…
NSD to hold special millage election May 12
ROSSTON – A special election will be held on May 12 with voters in the Nevada School District being asked to renew the district’s millage rate. Nevada’s millage rate has…
Polling places set for Tuesday’s election
PRESCOTT – Polling places have been set for Tuesday’s Preferential Party Primary. Remember, the preferential primary only allows people to vote for either Democrat of Republican candidates. All party candidates…
Area Farm Credit members get boost
HOPE/PRESCOTT – According to a release, $738,165 went to Farm Credit of Western Arkansas members across Hempstead and Nevada Counties this week. The local economic boost came in the form…
DAR essay winners named
PRESCOTT – The Benjamin Culp Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual DAR essay contest, with the winners named Monday morning. The ceremony was held at…
Fewer juveniles in custody
LITTLE ROCK – In the past two years, the number of youths in state custody has declined by nearly thirty percent, and I’d like to discuss some of the changes…
