Troy Keeton
Troy’s career in auto mechanics spanned nearly six decades. After the 1997 tornado destroyed his Arkadelphia garage, Troy rebuilt his business near his home in Mt. Zion.
Tag: Obituaries
Ruth Harvell
Ruthie was an accomplished student-athlete who dedicated 35 years of service to Peake Elementary School
Effie Porter-Johnson
Effie spent many years in Chicago, eventually relocating to Gurdon in search of a slower and more peaceful way of life
Phillip Wilkins
Phillip’s rank of Eagle Scout as a young man sparked a lifetime support of the Boy Scouts organization
Thurman Ramsey
Thurman was a veteran of the U.S. Army, and retired from a career of truck driving and mechanic work
Dr. Joe Nix
Joe became involved in Arkansas’ early environmental movement. In the 1960s and early 1970s, Joe joined Dr. Neil Compton and others in the newly formed Ozark Society to stop a proposed dam from being built on the Buffalo River. Their combined efforts to secure congressional support led to the Buffalo River becoming the nation’s first national river.