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Local banks see an increase in customers reporting scams
Local financial institutions are seeing an increase in customers reporting and falling prey to fraudsters and scams. The trend follows a pattern seen on the national level and is keeping local bankers busy as they work with their customers to educate, prevent, and in some cases help with recovery of lost funds.
Front to bring early day storms today and heat relief this week
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – On the heels of the weekend that brought brutal heat with highs at or above 105 degrees, we will have some relief rolling in that should make it easier to be outside for much of the week. An incoming ‘cool front’ has been stirring up...
36 teams put food skills to the test
One hundred and twenty four participants from 36 teams put their food and nutrition knowledge -- and cooking skills -- to the test at the Arkansas 4-H Food Challenge held recently. The competition, part of Arkansas 4-H's Healthy Living Project, was held at the Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Institute...
Food Bank of North Central Arkansas distributes over $72,000 to tornado victims
The Food Bank of North Central Arkansas has distributed $72,510 to individuals affected by the May 26th tornadoes in Baxter County. This distribution comes as a result of collaborative efforts between the Food Bank, the City of Mountain Home, and local business owners who spearheaded fundraising initiatives. Out of 31...
Hempstead County Fair preparation underway
HOPE – The Hempstead County Fair is next week, August 24-30 at Hope Fair Park. The deadline is this Wednesday, August 20th coming up for those who want to register for the arts and crafts, photography, horticulture, canning, baked goods or flower show. Registration must be done online at http://hempstead.fairwire.com. The registration for livestock entries has already passed. For those who need help with registration they can go to the Hempstead County Extension Service for help.
Body found in Moccasin Creek identified as Mountain Home resident
The Baxter County Sheriff’s Office has identified the body found in Moccasin Creek on August 15th as 50-year-old Rickey Joe Millsap of Mountain Home. The identification was made over the weekend through fingerprint analysis, and Millsap’s next of kin have been notified of his death. The circumstances surrounding...
Dirt Late Model Foes Remember Scott Bloomquist
LOCUST GROVE, Ark. — Like most folks in the Batesville Motor Speedway pits on Friday afternoon ahead of Topless 100 preliminary night, Mike Marlar cooped up inside his transporter to get away from the oppressive evening that pushed temperatures toward 100 degrees. While it was possible to escape the...
El Dorado Insider fall issue available
The City of El Dorado has released a new comprehensive dining guide focusing on food, festivals and seasonal fun. The El Dorado Insider Fall Guide includes the 2024 El Dorado Dining Guide, featuring more than 75 places to dine out. The dining guide includes an article on DP’s Food Truck Park, a look at South-of-the-border selections in El Dorado and a section called Order Up! -- personal profiles highlighting local waitstaff and their recommendations for dining out.
Marriages and Divorces Aug. 18
The following marriage licenses were recorded, according to the Jefferson County Clerk's Office:. Chadd Jamison Thompson, 40, and Kelly Taylor Bussell, 40, both of Pine Bluff, recorded July 25. Korey Randall Davis, 22, of Pine Bluff, and Kaylie Jewel Hoskins, 22, of White Hall, recorded Aug. 13. Clayton Robert Reynolds,...
Couple finds joy in wake of tragedy
NEW EDINBURG -- There are love stories -- and then there are extraordinary love stories. Bruce and Helen Browning Grice of New Edinburg were the stepfather and mother of 22-year-old single mother and licensed practical nurse Callie Weems, who was slain in the June 21 Mad Butcher shooting in Fordyce.
Building Arkansas’s future: lithium industry support is high priority for SAU
As the global community moves toward sustainable energy solutions, Arkansas is uniquely positioned to lead this transition. The state, particularly the southwestern region, is rich in natural resources, including significant lithium deposits. This discovery marks a new chapter for Arkansas, offering the potential to become a major player in the energy sector, as the focus shifts toward an all-of-the-above approach to energy production and consumption.
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