Pangburn News

The school board approved the 2008-09 budget of $7,270,000 during this month's meeting.

Joe Cunningham, owner and operator of East End Joe's BarberShop, walks by the front glass of his shop that has been a landmark on Race Street in Searcy for 50 years.

Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters is now registering children for the 2008-2009 program year.

The Daily Citizen Plans are being made to widen 2.4 miles of Highway 16 between Pangburn and Searcy in reaction to increased traffic by heavy trucks related to natural gas exploration.

Dewitt Yingling, Habitat for Humanity in White County board president, addresses the crowd as participants prepare to break ground on their project in Pangburn.

The Daily Citizen Like arteries taking blood from a pumping heart, hundreds of miles of natural gas pipelines now crisscross White County, taking natural gas from the Fayetteville Shale Play to markets around ...

Nine White County students participated in the Medical Applications of Science of Health program June 23 at the White County Medical Center in Searcy.

Applications for two disposal sites for byproducts of natural gas drilling are at or near approval for two locations in White County.

It's the end of the school year at Wilburn Elementary, but kids and staff won't be returning next year.

Beebe sign will stay up After the Arkansas Times raised questions about his expenditure of carryover campaign funds, state Rep. via Arkansas Times

“I think it is six-minute quarters, and the team with the most baskets wins, and they get a donkey basketball winner T-shirt.”

Donkey basketball was set up more than a decade ago as a fundraiser for the Pangburn High School FBLA, and it never fails to provide a night of high comedy. via Arkansas Online

Heavy rain early Tuesday morning combined with strong winds Tuesday afternoon to bring down this double-trunked pine tree in the yard of Jim Brown at 3341 Hwy. via Daily Citizen

“The ones that worms have gotten into and destroyed will be light, and they will float.”

Larry Frealy jokes that his middle name should be "Oakseed," but he's only half kidding. via Daily Citizen

“We dedicate between 7 to 8 million dollars on entertainment”

For decades from WWII to Korea to Vietnam to the Gulf War Bob Hope traveled abroad as part of a USO tour to entertain our troops. via HolyCoast.com