Cranor says the simplest way to describe the book is “Friday Night Lights meet Ozark.”
Former AHS teacher and coach, OBU quarterback publishes first novel
Ouachita’s Public History program presents cemetery care workshop April 2
Besides learning about tombstone materials, symbols and motifs, workshop participants will be taught and will use appropriate cleaning methods for tombstones. They’ll also hear about the history of Rose Hill Cemetery.
Washburn to speak in Benton
Republican gubernatorial candidate Doc Washburn will speak at the meeting of the Conservative Constitutional Patriots in Benton on Thursday, March 24, 2022, 6-8 p.m.
Henderson to host summer teen art workshop
Henderson State University’s Department of Art will host the Summer Intensive Teen Workshop June 20-24.
‘Innovex’, application process on EDCCC agenda
The Arkadelphian learned in February’s EDCCC meeting that “Innovex” is a company that has developed a new technology used in fracking. “They build a charge that goes underground that is used in the oil and gas industry,” said Kevin Jester, chair of the EDCCC.
Obituary: Kathleen Marie George
She worked as an intake specialist for DHS and was a member of Ouachita Baptist Church at Sparkman. Kathleen loved all animals, especially her dogs
Obituary: Wanda Jean Gaston
Wanda was asked to photograph President Bill Clinton’s inauguration ball in Washington D.C.
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