Judy Lee Flowers Announces Re-Election Bid For Hempstead County Treasurer
I would like to take this time to thank you for allowing me to serve the great citizens of Hope & Hempstead County as your Treasurer since 2011. I have…
Steve Harris Speaks To Hope Rotary
Steve Harris, President Hempstead County Economic Development Corp, gave an update on economic development activities for Hempstead County including recruitment of new industry, expansion and retention of current industry, low…
Sew Fancy Holds Ribbon-Cutting
The Hope/Hempstead County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting for “Sew Fancy” on Thursday morning. The new store is owned by Rickson and Janna Fisher. It is located at 217…
Hempstead County Quorum Court
The Hempstead County Quorum Court met Thursday for their February meeting. Following the prayer and Pledge, the JP’s moved into the agenda items. The Quorum Court first considered an…
Trio file to run as GOP in primary election
PRESCOTT – Three candidates filed to run as Republicans for the May 24 Preferential Primary election, and for the Nevada County Republican Committee. All three filed Tuesday, Feb. 22, the…
PHS students donate to nursing homes
PRESCOTT – Prescott High School students in grades 9-12, along with Mrs. McMahan, have been working on a community service project for local nursing homes residents. They collected and donated…
Annual plant show, sale approaching
“SPRING… A TIME TO TILL” Nevada County Master Gardeners 12th ANNUAL GARDEN SHOW & PLANT SALE Saturday, April 9, 2022 EVERYONE WELCOME The Barn at Willow Oak Acres, 2073 US…
UAHT offers free college credit to high school students
HOPE – The University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana Secondary Career & Technical Education Center offers FREE college credit to participating high schools. If a student is entering 11th or 12th-grade next…
“Soft opening” set for new courthouse
HOPE – A “soft opening” is set next week for the new location of the Hempstead County Courthouse on Third Street in downtown Hope. The former bank building, which underwent…
Consultants hired to help with electric bills
PRESCOTT – Prescott’s City Council voted to hire a consultant to help the city deal with the exorbitant electric bills from 2021. This was done at the February council meeting…
