Stories from Saturday, October 20, 2018

I’m going to keep it short and sweet this week. Early voting begins Monday and if you are registered, you need to get out there and vote sometime between now and November 6. It is time for you, the voters, to express your will and decide who is going to lead us into the future...

Editor’s Note: The following is a Q&A to help inform voters on the Blytheville City Council Ward 2 race. Candidates were asked to limit their written responses to 250 words. What makes you the most qualified for the position on the Blytheville City Council?...

Editor’s Note: The following is a Q&A to help inform voters on the Blytheville City Council Ward 1 race. Candidates were asked to limit their written responses to 250 words. What makes you the most qualified for the position on the Blytheville City Council?...

Editor’s Note: The following is a Q&A to help inform voters on the Mississippi County Judge’s race. Candidates were asked to limit their written responses to 250 words. How do you feel the county government should address the Mississippi Courthouse issue?...

Editor’s Note: The following is a Q&A to help inform voters on the Mississippi County Sheriff’s race. Candidates were asked to limit their written responses to 250 words. What are your qualifications for Mississippi County Sheriff? Sheriff Dale Cook: For the past eight years, I have had the privilege of serving as Mississippi County Sheriff and was recently elected to serve on the Arkansas Sheriff Association’s Executive Board of Directors. ...

Editor’s Note: The following is a Q&A to help inform voters on the Blytheville mayoral race. Candidates were asked to limit their written responses to 250 words. What makes you the most qualified for the position of Blytheville Mayor? Mayor James Sanders: My 8 years of experience as Mayor of Blytheville makes me the most qualified for this position. ...