Dyess News

Johnny Cash was one of the most imposing and influential figures in post-World War II country music.

Five 4-by-5 foot signs marking points on the new Arkansas Heritage Delta Music Trail: Sounds from the Soil and Soul went up last Friday, providing photos and information on the radio show King Biscuit Time at Helena, Southern Tenant Farmers Union supporter John Handcox at Tyronza, saxophonist Louis Jordan at Brinkley, drummer and singer Levon Helm ...

Dyess Elementary third-grade students shake hands with World War II veteran John Keith Wells on Tuesday after singing to him during the Abilene Retired Teachers Association monthly meeting at PrimeTime Entertainment.

According to a press release from the Sharp County Sheriff's Department three people from out of town were arrested Oct.

Soozi William of Marked Tree and Cindy Grisham of Tyronza always seem to have something new up their sleeves to promote the cities that make up the Sunken Lands Regional Chamber of Commerce .

Frances L. Wallace, 78, of Dyess died on Saturday, Sept. 19 in Batesville. She was born Thursday, March 5, 1931 in Tyronza to the late Victor Mitchell and Clara Mae Burt Forrester, she was an active member of Dyess Central Baptist Church and was secretary and treasurer of the church, held a masters degree in special education, and retired from ...

Just a year and half after its formation in November of 2007, the Sunken Lands Regional Chamber of Commerce is undertaking its first major project: the Sunken Lands Cultural Roadway.

Zack A. Tucker, representative for the Sunken Lands Regional Chamber of Commerce, outlines the plans the Chambers has to create a Sunken Lands Cultural Roadway.