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No major changes in tax laws for 2020

PRESCOTT – It’s everybody’s least favorite time of the year – tax time. Soon, people will be getting their 1099s and W2 forms, gathering all their information and taking it to their tax preparer, hoping […]
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Committee working on hometown makeover

PRESCOTT – A committee has been formed to work on getting Prescott selected for a makover for HGTV’s plan for literally making over an entire town. Mary Godwin, executive director with the Prescott-Nevada County Economic […]
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Broadband investment in state lauded

WASHINGTON–U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) applauded the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) $7.1 million broadband investment in rural Arkansas. The grant will support two high-speed broadband infrastructure projects to improve rural broadband for 1,250 homes […]
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Ordinance defines garbage

PRESCOTT – Nevada County residents need to understand what is meant by trash under the terms of the new ordinance, passed by the Nevada County Quorum Court Thursday, Jan. 16. Primarily, the ordinance establishes a […]
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Farmer’s names local officers

PRESCOTT –The Farmers Bank & Trust Board of Directors recently announced the officer election of several Prescott employees as they join the Farmers Bank & Trust family after the Bank of Prescott merger in December […]
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Community feed Jan. 25

PRESCOTT – January’s community feed will be held at a new location – Curry’s Outreach Ministry at 606 Greenlawn. This month’s menu includes meatballs, corn, green beans and dessert. Dine in and carry out are […]
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State’s worker’s comp in good shape

LITTLE ROCK – Thanks to legislation enacted in 1993, Arkansas continues to experience a competitive market for workers’ compensation insurance. The state Insurance Department performs an annual study of the market and reports to the […]