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LITTLE ROCK — On Monday, the Board of Trustees of the University of Arkansas they had unanimously approved the selection of retired United States Air Force Lieutenant General Jay B. Silveria as the next president of the University of Arkansas System. more
MT. JUDEA — Heavy rain caused flash flooding around Newton County at the start of November. Out of caution, the Deer/Mt. Judea School District canceled classes on Nov. 5. That lost day of class will be made up by opening the schools on Friday, Dec. 6. The school district follows a four-day week and would otherwise be closed on Friday. more
RUSSELLVILLE — Try as she might, London Elementary School Principal Marcia Correia could not conceal her tears of joy. more
LEAD HILL — Homecoming celebrations are coming up for Lead Hill High School. Homecoming is set for Friday, Dec. 13. more
GREEN FOREST — Green Forest Elementary School has announced the students that have completed the Kids with Character program for the month of October. more
A group of Harrison High School students participated this week in a special "virtual medical camp" at the district’s professional development center. Each year, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) hosts a “Find Your Future” virtual camp. more
The Harrison Goblin Leadslingers have announced their First Annual Nostalgia Fun Shoot. The event will be held at Buttercup Lane Shooting Range — approximately 15 minutes south of Harrison, on Saturday, Nov. 16. “Dig into your gun cabinet, pull out and dust off those oldies but goodies and bring them out,” announced the group. more
Harrison School District recently shared that they are successfully participating in a USDA program that benefits the school as well as the local economy. more
YELLVILLE — Arvest Bank recently honored 12 local teachers during the bank’s annual “We Love Teachers” initiative, which awards area educators $500 each to help with the purchase of school supplies. more
At approximately 4 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 11, the Harrison Police Department received a call from the Forest Heights Elementary School Resource Officer (SRO). The SRO notified the department that what appeared to be a deceased subject had been located on a property adjacent to the school. more
Ten members of the Harrison High School Class of 1955, and their 11 respective guests, celebrated the sixty-ninth anniversary reunion of the class on Saturday evening, Oct. 19, at the DeVito's Resturaunt in Harrison. more
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