No. 3 Reddies finish as runners-up at NCAA Preview
The Reddies edged out No. 10 West Texas A&M by one stroke and bested No. 18 Missouri-St. Louis by 16 shots.
Day: October 11, 2022
John Murrell: The outlaw son of a preacher man
Murrell’s Mystic Clan continued to operate into the 1850s, including a raid on a steamboat in Chicot County carrying barrels of whiskey that resulted in not only the loss of cargo but the sinking of the boat itself.
Charlotte Ann Furqueron
Charlotte enjoyed painting, quilting and craftwork. She was an exceptional seamstress and furniture upholsterer. Charlotte took great pride in her work and it was reflected in her workmanship.
Fall workshop aims to foster self sufficiency
Residents curious about becoming less dependent on commercialism and more reliant on themselves are invited to attend a fall workshop in October.
An interview with outgoing Secretary of Human Services Cindy Gillespie
Gillespie, whose annual salary was roughly $287,000, is leaving after more than six years at the helm of Arkansas’ largest state agency to spend more time with her family in her native Georgia.
Some counties recruit bilingual poll workers ahead of election
“This is the tip of the iceberg…you’re going to need to speak Spanish, poll workers, and not just Spanish, all the languages possible,” said Alex Reyes, Yell County poll worker.
No. 12 Reddies in 1st at Arkansas Collegiate
In the first round, the Reddies shot 17-over 305 as a team and are currently 6-over par with six holes left in the second round.