Saturday Nov 14 | Southeast Missourian
This week has been a series of triumphs followed by some heartbreaking tragedies.
Concerns raised after Corning police chief euthanizes dogs with gun
CORNING, AR Region 8 News obtained several pictures appearing to depict Corning Police Chief Jim Gronings euthanizing dogs at the city's pound.
It's Clay County Fair week in Piggott
Leslie Lunsford of Corning was crowned Miss Clay County for 2009, and was also named as Miss Congeniality, she's the daughter of Barry and Loretta Lunsford.
Unemployment on the rise, Gov. Beebe discusses future
CORNING/PARAGOULD, AR - Unemployment numbers are out and more people were out of work in July than in June of this year, according to statistics released by the Arkansas Department of Labor.
Delta Classic UA scholarships awarded
The Delta Classic Scholarship Golf Tournament July 24 at the Helena Country Club raised more than $26,000 to fund scholarships for University of Arkansas students majoring in crop management or environmental, soil and water science.
Normally it takes months to build a church, but in West Memphis, Arkansas one going up in just days.
Humane Society makes headway in first year
It has been one year since the Clay County Humane Society became incorporated. The organization's mission statement is clear -- to make a difference in the lives of animals and in the community.
RC Spring Fun-Fly set in Piggott
The Piggott Radio Control Modelers will host the 14th annual Spring Fun-Fly and competition at 9 a.m. Saturday, June 7. The event will be held at Mayo Field, which is located three quarters of a mile east of the Piggott Swimming Pool.
Judges agree that doctor owes town for medical-school loan
A doctor who promised to practice medicine in Corning in exchange for a loan to defray medical school expenses must pay nearly $19,000 to the Clay County town because he never worked there, according to a ruling Wednesday by the Arkansas Court of Appeals.