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Snow White coming to HH Nov. 27
Snow White November 27 6:30 pm HOPE – Talking mirrors, poisoned fruit, a wicked stepmother, a traveling prince, and the fairest of them all – Snow White. Join us in the telling of a […]
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CDB coming to HH Nov. 2
HOPE – The Charlie Daniels Band will perform at Hempstead Hall in Hope, Arkansas on November 2. More than 20 million albums and awards galore, Charlie Daniels will sing his many hits including “Long Haired […]
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Masters of Soul at HH Saturday
HOPE – Get ready for it – the joyous, mad, romantic, movin’, groovin’ pop and soul classics that changed American music! Masters of Soul recreates the iconic chart-topping artists, legendary songs, and unforgettable style that […]
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Street work slows Prescott traffic
PRESCOTT – For more than a week, traffic in Prescott has been slowed due to highway construction. The construction, roughly 1.5 miles overall, affects Highways 67, 24 and 371, making it tough to get around […]
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Critical water infrastructure act approved
WASHINGTON—A new policy initiative authored by U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) that takes an innovative approach to modernizing critical water infrastructure—especially in rural areas often unable to afford upgrades to aging water systems—became law when […]
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‘Student Voice’ takes next step
HOPE – Teams from the campuses of the Hope Public School District engaged some imagination to recognize similarities across age levels and to develop concepts of campus images in the second meeting of the “Student […]
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Kiwanis Hears From Judge Randy Wright
The Hope Kiwanis Club heard from one of their own on Tuesday October 23rd. Circuit Judge Randy Wright spoke on “Arkansas Courts and Community Initiative”. Judge Wright talked about the “rule of law” and also […]
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Hempstead County Bicentennial Committee Plans Parade
The Hempstead County Bicentennial Committee has made plans for a parade on December 15th at 1pm. The parade will start at the current courthouse and lead to the new courthouse downtown. All communities are encouraged […]
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City Hall Trees Trimmed To Prepare For Christmas Decorations
Crews have been trimming trees on the east side of the City Hall lawn. The trimming is to prepare the area for Christmas decorations to be installed by the Hope Beautification Committee. City Manager Catherine […]
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Herndon-Fuqua Hosts Cook-Out For Public Safety Officers And First Responders
Herndon-Fuqua Funeral Home hosted a cook-out Tuesday October 23rd to honor local public safety officers and first responders. Herndon-Fuqua Manager Scott Brown said the funeral home just wanted to say “thanks” to these dedicated public […]
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Baking with Fresh Pumpkin
Everywhere you look, you see pumpkins. There are white ones, big ones, small ones, and even Cinderella pumpkins, but if you want to use it later, which one should you choose for baking or cooking? […]