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Opinion
February 21
Editor’s Corner: The magic of snow
Editor Sandra Brand reminisces about the enchantment of snow, recalling childhood adventures and the warmth of home. She ponders the changes in winter's intensity over the years and cherishes snowy memories.
Opinion
February 18
Editor’s Corner: The Whitman Family
Discover the fascinating history of the Whitman sisters, African-American vaudeville stars who challenged racial and gender norms from 1899 to 1940. Their story is rooted in Osceola, where one sister was born.
News
February 14
One dies in Wednesday Blytheville shooting
A shooting in Blytheville resulted in one man's death late Wednesday night. Police found the victim in a bullet-riddled car on South 16th Street. The investigation is ongoing, and tips are encouraged.
News
February 11
Editor’s Corner: The love letter
Valentine’s Day is near, and a heartfelt love letter could be the perfect gift. Sandra Brand shares how a personal touch can mean more than traditional gifts, with an example to inspire you.
News
February 11
The Grizz leads county-wide reading program
The Memphis Grizzlies and Big River Steel team up to promote literacy with the Read to Achieve program, challenging Mid-South students to read daily. The initiative impacts over 30,000 students annually.
News
February 7
Legislators divided on affirmative action bill
Arkansas lawmakers clash over a bill to end affirmative action in state and local government. Despite protests and opposition from minority Democrats, the controversial bill advances to the governor's desk.
Opinion
February 7
Editor’s Corner: The Pride of Jesse Hallam
Reflecting on the emotional impact of Johnny Cash's 1981 film "The Pride of Jesse Hallam," this Editor’s Corner piece delves into personal memories, literacy struggles, and the transformative power of education.
Opinion
February 4
Editor’s Corner: Smartphones to be banned?
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders proposes the Bell to Bell, No Cell Act, aiming to ban smartphones in public schools by 2025 to combat rising student mental health issues. Will this improve education?
News
January 28
Blytheville man charged with rape
A Blytheville man, Daniel Thompson Jr., 37, has been arrested and charged with rape following an investigation by local and state authorities. He is being held on a $150,000 bond.
News
January 28
Governor Sanders signs order for storm funding
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders allocates an additional $548,279.79 for Arkansas storm recovery, aiding residents affected by the June 2023 storms. Funds will support program and administrative costs.
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