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Kinley Davis (third, from right) was crowned Miss Bobcat at the Miss Bobcat Pageant held Feb. 12. Other contestants who placed were (from left): Hannah Hatfield, People's Choice; Zoey Shields, third runner-up; Jenna Wallin, second runner-up; Chloe Davis, first runner-up; and Ty Cook, Miss Co…
Brothers Matthew (left), 12, and Carter, six, have fun sledding at the park in Bono on Thursday during a break in the winter precipitation. They are the sons of Corey and Brittany Sellers of Bono.
Walker (from left) and Brielle Smith enjoy playing in the snow with their cousins Carver and Caser Smith. Walker and Brielle are the children of Brent and Danyail Smith of Walnut Ridge, and Carver and Caser are the children of Derek and Kellie Smith of Walnut Ridge.
Katie (Katie Bug) Farmer, nine, showcases the family of four she built in the snow over the weekend along with a pet bunny named Millie. She is the daughter of Cliff and Sara Farmer of Hoxie.
Hoxie First Baptist Church will host its monthly food pantry distribution on Monday from 1-5 p.m. A “release of information” form is required, and participants are asked to bring a list of all household occupants’ date of birth of relationship to attendee. Corona virus procedures will apply.
PIGGOTT — Applications for the 2022 writer-in-residence program at the Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Educational Center in Piggott are now being accepted. The residency is June 1-30, and includes lodging in a loft apartment on the downtown square in Piggott over the City Market coffee shop.
Two new greenhouses have been formally dedicated at Williams Baptist University. A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Dannah Russell Jones and Nora Leann Shuman Greenhouses was held during WBU’s Homecoming celebration Nov. 6.
Union Pacific steam locomotive Big Boy No. 4014 is scheduled to stop at the historic Iron Mountain Depot (Lawrence County Chamber Office) on Friday.
Meridith Helms and Taylor Pack were united in marriage on Sunday, June 13, at 3 p.m. at The Gardens at Harmony in Jonesboro.
The Walnut Ridge Child Development Center held a Family Fun Night recently at Stewart Park with several children and family members attending.
Emma Howard (from left), Kylie Geurin and Tal Smith, members of the Hillcrest senior high archery team, prepare to shoot during the National Archery in the Schools Program regional tournament.
Private pesticide applicator training meetings have been set for the following dates and places:
Kelsie Cagle, nursing instructor at Black River Technical College, was the guest speaker at the Ralph Joseph Youth Leadership Program graduation ceremony on November 15, 2020.
The Times Dispatch will print letters from children to Santa in the Dec. 23 edition. To ensure publication in the pre-Christmas edition, children should send their letters by Friday.
JONESBORO — The affiliate faculty for the Center for No-Boundary Thinking at Arkansas State University has been announced by Dr. Alan Utter, provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs and research.
In an effort to foster a love for reading and make books more accessible to rural areas, the Northeast Arkansas Education Cooperative is installing Little Free Libraries.
A gift from First National Bank of Lawrence County will benefit the Williams Works initiative at Williams Baptist University. Chief Financial Officer Amy Fitzgerald of First National presented the $7,500 donation to WBU President Dr. Stan Norman on Thursday.
Veronica Campbell Manning recently earned a Doctorate of Education (Ed.D) degree in Educational Leadership from Arkansas State University.
Business students from Williams Baptist University earned five awards at the 2020 State Leadership Conference of Phi Beta Lambda. The annual event was scheduled to be held on April 3 and 4 in North Little Rock, but due to the coronavirus pandemic, the competitions were held via the internet.
Williams Baptist University has released the names of students on the President’s and Dean’s Lists for the 2019 fall semester. The President’s List includes those full-time students who achieved a perfect 4.0 grade point average, while the Dean’s List is comprised of those with at least a 3.5 GPA.
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