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Molder appointed for JP position (Local News ~ 05/10/24)
Laura Molder of Harrisburg, has been appointed by Arkasns Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders to serve as Justice of the Peace for District 3 in Poinsett County. Molder's term expires December 31, 2024 as she fulfills the remaining term of Carmack Sanders... -
Bingham receives Governor's Scholarship (Local News ~ 05/10/24)
Natalie Bingham of Trumann receives scholarship. -
Midkiff appointed new CEO of Greenway Equipment
(Local News ~ 05/10/24)
WEINER - Greenway Equipment, a leading equipment supplier and a prominent dealer of John Deere products, is pleased to announce the appointment of Bill Midkiff as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective immediately. Midkiff brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his new role, having served as President of Greenway Equipment since January 2019. ...
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Students attend Governor's Scholastic Honors Day (Local News ~ 05/10/24)
Marked Tree students attend Honors Day. -
Deadline approaches for summer EBT at Harrisburg Schools
(Local News ~ 05/10/24)
The deadline for turning in applications for the Summer EBT at Harrisburg School District is fast approaching. DHS has partnered with Arkansas Department of Education to provide summer food benefits (S-EBT) to certain households. These benefits can help families buy food to provide meals for their children during the summer and will be available on EBT card...
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Festival on the Ridge is fast approaching
(Local News ~ 05/10/24)
It's less than a month away for the Harrisburg's annual Festival on the Ridge that takes place on The Square in downtown Harrisburg. There is something for everyone at the Festival on the Ridge. Music on the main stage happening all day, inflatables for the kids, CMA Motorcycle Show, XLR-8 Antique Car Show, Horseshoe Tournament, Baggo Tournament, food, fun, and vendors for all...
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Summer Block Party slated for June 8
(Local News ~ 05/10/24)
Miracle Kids Success Academy will host their Annual Summer Block Party on June 8 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Trumann Recreational Complex located at 16179 Pecan Grove Road. This is a free event! Hot dogs, bounce houses, community vendors, arts and crafts and lots of fun! If you would like to be a vendor, please contact Payton Bentley at paytonbentley@mymiraclekids.com or 870-336-8100 for more information...
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Celebrate National Apple Pie Day with Miracle Kids
(Local News ~ 05/10/24)
Come and join Miracle Kids Success Academy as they celebrate National Apple Pie Day on May 13. The event will be held from 1:00 p.m to 2:00 p.m. at 1005 Balcom Lane in Trumann. Parents are invited to come share a slice of apple pie with their kids during snack time while community members are invited to stop by, enjoy a free slice, and connect with the admin team to learn more about Miracle Kids. Hope to see you there!...
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Trumann Honor Graduates (Local News ~ 05/10/24)
Ceremony held for Trumann Honor Graduates. -
Marked Tree Lady Indians (High School Sports ~ 05/10/24)
Lady Indians win conference and district tournament championships. -
PET TALK: Arthritis in dogs!
(Local News ~ 05/10/24)
May is Pet Arthritis month. Researching for this article I found the following article and I wanted to share with my readers. I did add some additional comments, but most came from the cited authors, Ryan Llera, BSC, DVM and Robin Downing, DVM, DAAPM, DACVSMR, CVPP, CRPP Osteoarthritis...
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Get ready to plant your tomatoes
(Local News ~ 05/10/24)
Tomatoes are easy to grow, and just a few plants will usually provide more than enough at harvest for most families. According to the U.S Department of Agriculture, four out of five people prefer tomatoes over any other homegrown vegetable. Today 95 percent of all American gardeners grow tomatoes; they are the most popular garden vegetable in Arkansas. Tomatoes rank number one in terms of their contribution of nutrients to the American diet...
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Several key issues passed in fourth session
(Local News ~ 05/10/24)
This week, the House tackled several key issues including state employee pay, digital asset mining regulations, and the budget for the upcoming fiscal year. SB77, which was passed by the House, outlines a temporary pay plan for state employees, including a potential 3% raise and setting the minimum salary at $32,405 per year. Additionally, it increases the maximum salary range for pay grades by 10% and offers special compensation under specific circumstances...
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Future Business Leaders (Local News ~ 05/10/24)
Trumann students place at state FBLA Convention. -
Family of the Week (Local News ~ 05/10/24)
Family of Kayla and Avery Walker named Family of the Week. -
Teach a child to save (Local News ~ 05/10/24)
Tyronza Elementary students learn about saving money. -
Miles qualifies for FBLA Nationals (Local News ~ 05/10/24)
Katilyn Miles of Marked Tree qualified to attend the FBLA NLC in Orlando, Fla. on June 28-July 3.
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