St. John’s United Methodist Honors Teachers
St. John United Methodist Church honored their teachers in their Sunday morning service as they prepare to go back to school during unprecedented times. Those honored included Shari Smith Clinton…
UAHT announces opening protocols
HOPE – The University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana will begin face-to-face classes on Tuesday, August 25, 2020, with safety protocols in place. All online courses are still scheduled to start on…
UAMS conducting COVID-19 tests at colleges
LITTLE ROCK — The Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) and UAMS Northwest Regional Campus have been authorized by…
Air Evac now carry blood on board
O’FALLON, MO – When it comes to helicopter air ambulance services, quality patient care and safety are top priorities. The eight Arkansas Air Evac Lifeteam air medical bases recently made…
Hempstead County Man Injured in Dog Attack
HOPE – Hempstead County Deputies respond to a man being attacked by dogs Friday evening. On Friday July 31 at approximately 6:20 pm, Hempstead County Deputies were dispatched to…
COVID-19 Update
As of Sunday afternoon, there were 43,810 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Arkansas. There were 36,576 recoveries and 464 deaths. There were 6,770 active cases. Hempstead County had 210 confirmed…
Hillcrest Care & Rehab Named Prescott/Nevada County Chamber Business Of The Month
Congratulations to Hillcrest Care & Rehab on being named the August 2020 Business of the Month!! Hillcrest Care & Rehab opened its doors in 1967 and is owned by Eddie…
Hope Man Retires After 55 Years With The Same Company
A Hope man retired Friday after a 55 year career with the same company. Harry Hickey went to work June 7th, 1965 for Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company at Emmet in…
Hope Part of Watermelon Variety Trial
HOPE — Among the many things that can quickly devolve into “fighting words” in Arkansas, perhaps two of the more surprising are “seedless watermelon.” But when Matt Bertucci, assistant…
COVID-19 & Recreational Fishing
LITTLE ROCK — Americans seem to have fallen back in love with the outdoors during the recent COVID-19 pandemic. With organized sports, spectator-fueled events and formal schools being shuffled to…
