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Prescott Fatality
An Emmet man was killed after being struck by a vehicle while crossing Hines Boulevard in Prescott around 6:20am on Easter morning. 53 year old Carl Anderson was pronounced dead at UAMS in Little Rock […]
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Plenty of sweet rides at car show
PRESCOTT – Car fans were treated to some sweet rolling iron Saturday as part of the Prescott Lion’s Club’s second Annual Freedom Ride Car Show. There was a festival-style atmosphere for the event as several […]
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Kiwanis pancake supper well attended
PRESCOTT – As is typical, carryout orders ruled at the annual Kiwanis Club Pancake Supper Friday evening at Prescott Elementary School’s cafetorium. Members of the club arrived early and started cooking the bacon and pancakes […]
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Scholarship 5K a success
PRESCOTT – Cool temperatures didn’t stop runners from gathering on Elm Street for the YEE (You Earn Everything) Scholarship 5K run Saturday morning. The run was sponsored by Maribel and Gregg Britton, who’ve been thinking […]
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Fatality on Hines Blvd.
PRESCOTT – A 53-year-old Emmet man was killed when he tried to cross Hines Blvd. early Sunday morning. According to a report from the Arkansas State Police, the accident occurred at 6:20 a.m. as Carl […]
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Midnight madness softball tournament was a success
Friday night, the UAHT practical nursing class hosted a Co-ed softball tournament to raise money to help pay for the students’ Hurst review for state boards coming up. The tournament had 8 teams from Arkansas […]
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Vietnam Veterans Parade
The first ever Vietnam Veterans Parade was held Thursday March 29th in downtown Hope. The parade started at 6th and Elm and followed the Fair Parade Route. Veterans from a variety of generations participated as […]
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Weekly Column from the Arkansas House of Representatives 3-30-18
During the recent Fiscal Session, the federal government informed our state officials that we received approval to have a work requirement as part of our Medicaid program known as Arkansas Works. Arkansas will be […]
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’HeLa’ cell story has real life impacts
Dr. Brian Storrie, physiology and biophysics professor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock, holds a vial of “HeLa” cells as he explained the concept in a class discussion at […]
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Governor Hutchinson announces Arkansans may now register vehicles online Arkansas among first states to make this service available
LITTLE ROCK – Governor Asa Hutchinson today announced a significant change to the way Arkansans may register vehicles with the State of Arkansas. While registration previously required a trip to the Revenue Office, Governor Hutchinson […]
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Donation boosts ‘Denny’s Place’
Students from Hope Academy of Public Service are joined by Kathryn Dickinson, president of Hempstead County Master Gardeners, and Master Gardener representatives Nan Wright and Marlon Ward in the presentation by the Master Gardeners of […]