Sheridan
LATEST NEWS
A Team Approach: Sarah Bailey, Bailey & Co. Real Estate
Although Bailey & Co. Real Estate in Little Rock only opened its doors in 2022, owner and principal broker Sarah Bailey’s two decades of industry experience have given her a good idea of what kind of firm she wants to run. “We work together as a group. Everybody’s more...
Main Street Fort Smith issues call for artist on downtown ‘art activation’
Main Street Fort Smith is working to bring a unique art activation to connect historic areas in downtown Fort Smith, but it needs the right artist to make it happen. The organization, formerly 64.6 Downtown, put out a call Tuesday (Aug. 28) for artists to apply to create a unique art activation in an underused pedestrian pathway connecting Rogers and Garrison Avenues.
A true prayer warrior: At 102, Edith Mitchell details life and WW2 service to Baxter County Historical Society
She’s a member of our nation’s greatest generation and while she may be on her “second childhood,” Mountain Home’s Edith Mitchell is still going strong at 102 years of age as Arkansas’s oldest living female WWII veteran. During a special event hosted by the...
Mountain Home Public Schools sees decrease in Kindergarten enrollment
Mountain Home Public Schools is experiencing a lower-than-expected kindergarten enrollment for the 2024-2025 school year, as discussed during the August 15th school board meeting. The district is carefully monitoring the situation and considering its potential implications for the district in the future. Superintendent Allyson Dewey reported current kindergarten enrollment at...
Local teen earns GED and scholarship at ASU-Mountain Home
Justin Lester, a 17-year-old student at the ASU-Mountain Home Adult Education Center, has recently achieved a significant milestone in his educational journey. Not only has Justin successfully earned his GED, but he has also secured the Academic Distinction Scholarship from Arkansas State University-Mountain Home (ASUMH). Justin’s decision to pursue his...
Pine Bluff School Board approves building sales
Pine Bluff School District board members authorized the sale of the Oak Park and Indiana Street elementary buildings and its former downtown administration building at Tuesday's regular board meeting. Superintendent Jennifer Barbaree announced the district received three offers each for the elementary buildings and two for the multi-story downtown building...
RNN Sports Stone Cold Lock Of The Week: Week 0
270 days ago, we wrote the final Stone Cold Lock of the Week for the 2023 season. Greenwood went on to win their 11th State Championship. Mansfield put in a valiant effort to make a deep run into the playoffs. Booneville would also capture a State Championship. Since then, as the RNN Sports Team debuted the “Dudes Of The Year” Team recognizing the student-athletes that accomplished a lot on Friday Nights. We said goodbye to our sports editor Jim Best as he embarked on a new journey in Central Arkansas. Recently, we created visual at a glance edits previewing Mansfield and Greenwood. Definitely wanted to do more of those for all the schools in our coverage area.
U of A Small Business Center Helps Entrepreneur Lay Solid Foundation for Success
With a background in agribusiness and logistics, Justin Hays brings over a decade of experience to his new venture. Raised on a farm, Hays earned a degree in agribusiness and spent 10 years working in produce logistics, ensuring that fresh produce reached grocery store shelves efficiently. After a decade in the corporate world, Hays decided to depart from the corporate scene and grow something of his own.
Hogs vs. Golden Lions | What fans need to know before attending Razorbacks season opener
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The Hogs are set to kick off their season on Thursday at War Memorial Stadium against the UAPB Golden Lions! But before fans take to the roads, here's what you need to know to ensure you're well-prepared and safe. Game Day Security. This year, War...
Reddie women’s golf tabbed as conference favorite in preseason poll
Henderson State University’s women’s golf team earned the top spot in the GAC Preseason Poll released this week. The Reddies are expected to repeat as conference champions after claiming their fourth consecutive GAC title earlier this year. HSU received five of the nine first-place votes casted and 75 total votes.
Washington County Planning Commission holds hearing to discuss new zoning ordinance
Washington County's officials work to accommodate the growth in the area without affecting the rural parts of the county through a new proposed zoning ordinance.
Fort Smith completes runway upgrades for international pilot training
FORT SMITH, Ark. — Fort Smith has completed the installation of cable barriers on its runway, enabling pilots from allied countries to train at the Ebbing Air National Guard Base. Fighter jet pilots started testing them out on Monday. Fort Smith City Administrator Carl Geffken says the cable barriers...
Brown: I'd do just about anything to win that game on Saturday
This one means a lot to the Central Arkansas Bears. The Bears, ranked among the top FCS programs in the nation and the preseason-favorite in the United Athletic Conference, travel to Arkansas State on Saturday to face the Arkansas State Red Wolves for the first time since coach Butch Jones' inaugural season in Jonesboro.
King Wins Miss Boomtown Crown, Heads to Miss Arkansas
EL DORADO - Alli Beth King was crowned Miss Boomtown 2025 Saturday, Aug. 24, in El Dorado, Arkansas. Miss Boomtown is a preliminary for the Miss Arkansas pageant to be held at Robinson Auditorium in June 2025. This will be King's third time to compete in Miss Arkansas. She held the title of Miss Arkansas Tech University in 2022 and Miss Southeast Arkansas in 2023. King's CSI (Community Service Initiative) is 'It Starts With One.' She is a 2020 graduate of Rison High School and a 2024 graduate of Arkansas Tech University with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and a minor in Psychology. She is the daughter of Davy and Kim Kaye King of Rison. She is the granddaughter of Bruce and Kay Brown of Pansy, DeAnna King of Rison, the late Larry King, and the late Wanda Clay.
First president of Association of Arkansas Counties to be honored in Blytheville
Mississippi County’s longest serving county judge was instrumental in defining the structure of county government for the state of Arkansas and now a plaque will commemorate his work. County officials will unveil the plaque honoring the late County Judge A.A. “Shug” Banks at the Blytheville Courthouse on Thursday (Aug. 29).
It’s essential to note our commitment to transparency:
Our Terms of Use acknowledge that our services may not always be error-free, and our Community Standards emphasize our discretion in enforcing policies. As a platform hosting over 100,000 pieces of content published daily, we cannot pre-vet content, but we strive to foster a dynamic environment for free expression and robust discourse through safety guardrails of human and AI moderation.