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Three arrested on meth charges following a wreck
According to a press release from the Sharp County Sheriff's Department three people from out of town were arrested Oct.
What's Happening? Lots of Stuff!!
Sorry for my absence the last few months but things have been busy! We have so much going on around here -- we have new exhibits at the Museum and we are working with the Sunken Lands Regional Chamber of Commerce on several projects.
SLRCC takes tourism efforts "high tech"
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 .
Students, volunteers enjoy petting zoo activities
Mellissa Goa of Jonesboro spent her entire time at the petting zoo feeding the goat.
In last weeks paper, the article entitled "Lepanto celebrates centennial at Terrapin Derby" we gave credit to Betty Tolliver Sharp for the old photos used.
Poinsett Historic districts added to national register
Three Poinsett County downtown areas were added to the National Register of Historic places last week.
Lepanto woman dies in truck crash
A Lepanto woman was killed Thursday after her pickup ran off Arkansas 135 and struck a tree in Poinsett County, according to Arkansas State Police reports.
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Warriors defeat Indians for first time since '05
The war between Marked Tree and EPC continued last Friday night at Lepanto with the Warriors ending the latest battle on top 28-14. "It was another typical Marked Tree and EPC game," said EPC coach Brian Weathers.
The city of Lepanto is celebrating its 100th birthday. To top it off, for the past 79 years, the small town has been hosting a main attraction called the Terrapin Derby which is the racing of turtles.
Eight Properties Listed on National Historic Register
Eight more Arkansas properties have been listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the country's official list of historically significant properties, Frances McSwain, program director for Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, announced Tuesday.
I am not sure who said this, but I like it. "They say you should give a child roots and wings.
The city of Lepanto is celebrating its 100th birthday. To top it off, for the past 79 years, the small town has been hosting a main attraction called the Terrapin Derby which is the racing of turtles.
Lepanto celebrates centennial at Terrapin Derby
This photo of the first Lepanto Post Office was taken in 1911. The City of Lepanto is gearing up to celebrate its birthday.
Lepanto city council discusses water rates
Taking up most of the discussion last Tuesday night, Sept. 15 at the Lepanto city council meeting was the subject of the recent water rate increase.
MT Water Department receives award
Dr. Cynthia Landry of Lepanto presents Wayne Hendrix of the Marked Tree Water Department with an award for floride quality in the city's water.
Residents upset with condition of county roads
Residents who live along Old Military Road, Pleasant Grove Lane and Senteny Road in Harrisburg told Region 8 News they are upset with the way their roads are being maintained.
Wet weather causes delay on Lepanto's new sports complex
The city of Lepanto is having is having to delay construction on a new sports complex.
Allie Mae Anders Swan, 93, died Sunday, Sept. 20 at the DeSoto Healthcare Nursing Home in Southaven, Miss.
Communities got names from Railroad
Alto, Fry's Mill and Wilbeth. This was all swampland. In the 1800's, the federal government made huge grants of land to railroad companies here and elsewhere to encourage them to open up the areas by building tracks and selling land to settlers.