Featured

Courthouse packed for coffee

PRESCOTT – Thursday’s coffee was sponsored by the Nevada County Courthouse and Veteran’s Affairs. The courthouse was packed for the coffee, and veterans showed up to talk about their benefits, get signed up and just […]
Featured

Oliver Upchurch Citizen of the Year

PRESCOTT – The Ila Upchurch Banquet was held Tuesday, April 30, at the Prescott Junior High cafeteria, with Prescott Mayor Terry Oliver named Citizen of the Year. There was a good crowd on hand to […]
Featured

PSD Business of Month

PRESCOTT – Congratulations to the Prescott School District on being named the May 2019 Business of the Month. Prescott School District is the home of the Curley Wolves.  A public school district rich in tradition […]
Featured

Midway United Baptist Curch

The annual Children’s Day and Homecoming will be held Sunday May 26th at Midway United Methodist Church. Midway is located five miles west of Prescott on US 371. The Children’s Program will begin at 11am […]
Featured

Edmondson Prescott’s newest attorney

PRESCOTT – Brittnee Edmondson is Prescott’s newest attorney. Edmondson graduated from the William H. Bowen Law School in Little Rock last year and passed the bar earlier this year. She is the daughter of Pam […]
Featured

Courthouse coffee Thursday

PRESCOTT – Thursday’s community coffee is being sponsored by the Nevada County Courthouse. The event will be from 9:30-11 a.m. in the courthouse lobby. The public is invited and encouraged to attend.
Featured

Pennington named NES principal

ROSSTON – Tonda Pennington was hired to be the new principal for Nevada Elementary School during the Nevada School Board’s April meeting Monday night. Pennington has 21-years classroom experience and will take over as the […]
Featured

UAHT graduation May 14

HOPE – The 2019 University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana commencement ceremony will be held Tuesday, May 14 at 6:00 p.m. in Hempstead Hall on the Hope Campus. A total of 435 students from counties in Arkansas, […]
Featured

LITTLE ROCK – Many of the bills passed in the recent session could have a direct impact on your daily commute.  The Public Transportation Committee heard testimony on proposals from how fast you can drive […]
Featured

1,091 new laws passed in session

LITTLE ROCK – The legislature officially ended the 2019 regular session when it adjourned sine die on April 24. Unless the governor calls a special session, legislators are not scheduled to convene again until the 2020 fiscal […]