Miller County to begin road repaving project

More than six miles of road in Miller County will get a new surface within the next two to four weeks. The Arkansas Highway Commission approved a bid to resurface parts of County Roads 7, 25, and 41.

Salt Creek Paving and Construction Co. out of Benton, AR was awarded the contract with a bid of $207,711.51.

Once work begins, the project should be finished by this fall.

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Rep. Tom Cotton visits county

Rep. Tom Cotton visits county

Little River News staff U.S. Rep. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., toured the Domtar paper mill last week as part of a swing through his district during the current congressional vacation period... Read More

Arkansas Park hosts Trail Tales Pioneer Dinner

Arkansas Park hosts Trail Tales Pioneer Dinner

The staff at the Historic Washington State Park asks the public to join them in experiencing a pioneer-style dinner from 6 to 9 p.m. on June 8 behind William's Tavern Restaurant.

Nashville native named AR Trooper of the Year

Nashville native named AR Trooper of the Year

Arkansas State Trooper Cpl. Pete Penney, 38, of Nashville was presented with the Arkansas State Police Trooper of the Year Award along with the department’s Medal of Valor, during the department’s annual awards ceremony... Read More

Another arrest made in Ash Grove copper thefts

Another arrest made in Ash Grove copper thefts

Estella Rhodes, 50, of Foreman is the fourth suspect accused of stealing copper from the Ash Grove Cement plant in recent weeks.

Rhodes was arrested for theft of property for allegedly stealing copper wiring from the plant.

The total value of the copper wiring stolen is about $200,000... Read More

Summit Bank Poker Run kicks off this weekend

Summit Bank Poker Run kicks off this weekend

The third annual Summit Bank Poker Run kicks off this weekend, carrying participants throughout Arkansas and southern Tennessee. Participants will have to pay $10 to play, and all proceeds will go to the American Cancer Society.

The Poker Run route starts at Summit Bank's main branch in Arkadelphia. The first bike leaves at 8 a.m. on Saturday. The last bike leaves at 10 a.m., and the last bike in is 2 p.m.

Pop duo Karmin to headline SAU free spring concert

Pop duo Karmin to headline SAU free spring concert

Pop music duo Karmin is set to headline the fifth annual free spring concert at Southern Arkansas University on Thursday, April 11.

The concert will take place at the SAU track, and admission is free for students and the public. Gates will open at 5 p.m., the opening act is at 6:45 p.m. and Karmin hits the stage at 8 p.m.