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Lucy Norris of Sherwood, 7, at left, admires the Tribal Mask/Super Hero artwork applied to her face by Tracker Gordon at the Frolic on Fifth block party.
The Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources in Smackover held Kid-tauqua on Thursday and Friday.
Water levels up at wells, board hears
Increases in well levels were reported to the Union County Conservation Board on Wednesday by Sherrel Johnson, grants administrator Water levels at Union School were reported to have risen 8.4 feet since April of 2008.
Diane Gunn Alderson will be the guest speaker when the Rotary Club meets at noon today at First Baptist Church Christian Life Center.
Traffic on U.S. 167 was a bit unusual on Saturday. Trailriders in Western Outfits on horseback and in mule-pulled wagons were headed south from the Sewell Oil Co.
The Union County Retired Teachers Association will meet at 2 p.m. on Wednesday at St.
Archeologist to offer slide presentation from Mayan ruins during program at area museum
The Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources in Smackover will host David Jean, archeologist with the Arkansas Archeological Survey located at Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia, at 2 p.m. Sunday.
City council reviews storm's fallout
The recent ice storm and its impact on the city was the main topic of discussion at Monday night's Piggott city council meeting.
Museum to host Discover the Maya Play Day
The Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources is hosting Discover the Maya Play Day from 9 a.m. until noon on Saturday at the museum in Smackover.
Smackover man named Grand Chef De Gare
Neil Combs of Smackover is the new Grand Chef De Gare of Arkansas. He is a life member of Voiture 209, South Arkansas.
It's one of only three places on Earth you can find Bromine, and in 1922 it was home to the world's largest oil field.
GM dealer awaits word on availabilty of vehicles
General Motors may be putting the brakes on future deliveries of GM vehicles to Daniel Reap Chevrolet in Smackover.
Union County student attending inaugural events in Washington
A student from Union County is among the estimated two million people who are expected in Washington, D.C. this week to attend inaugural activities for the 44th President of the United States.
Camille Miller, 4, of Norphlet, enjoys an authentic Mayan corn snack before touring Mayan Family Night at the Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources in Smackover.
Ghost hunters examine claims spirits make 4 buildings home
SMACKOVER a ' Smackovera TMs plans for a ghost tour are off to a solid start, thanks to the conclusions drawn by Spirit Seekers, a nonprofit paranormal investigation team that examined four allegedly haunted ...
Spirit Seekers releases findings on Smackover hauntings
Smackover's plans for a ghost tour are off to a solid start, thanks to the conclusions drawn by Spirit Seekers, a non-profit paranormal investigation team that examined four allegedly haunted downtown ...
Smackover couple's baby memorialized in sculpture
For many parents, a set of bronzed baby shoes is virtually the only option for immortalizing their children's youth, but Smackover parents Randal and Amy Garner have a far more unique and extravagant memento of ...
Donated Christmas Trees Get Second Life As Fish Habitat
Ask any Arkansas fisherman and you'll get a multitude of answers about how they feel when it comes to underwater structure.
Going on the market Smackover School Board agrees property up for sale after first of year
Members of the Smackover School Board agreed to have the Mount Holly School buildings and property surveyed and put up for sale after the first of the year.
Paranormal investigation team to visit buildings in Smackover
They're ba-a-a-ck! The Spirit Seekers Paranormal Investigation Team will be back in Union County this weekend to investigate three allegedly haunted buildings in Smackover - a hair salon, a flower shop and the ...
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