FIFTY-SIX, AR - Authorities ended the search for an Arkansas man wanted in Mississippi. The search for Samuel Ray which began on Sept.
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Search ended for AR man wanted in MS
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Painted Meditations on the Landscape…New Paintings by Michael...
Michael Monroe Ethridge's new show, 'Meditations on the Landscape' demonstrates his bold use of color. 'Even though my palettes have changed a bit and texture varies from painting to painting, the core of my creations is to give off a feeling of openness and freedom,' he says in a recent interview.
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Deputy prosecutor announces intent to resign
WYNNE, AR - The deputy prosecutor for Cross County announced his intentions to resign on Monday, September 8, according to 1st Judicial Prosecuting Attorney Fletcher Long.
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Search continues for AR man wanted in MS
Samuel Ray FIFTY-SIX, AR - Authorities are searching for an Arkansas man wanted in Mississippi. According to the Stone County Sheriff's Department, the wife of Samuel Ray, 49, of Wynne reported Wednesday her husband had walked away from their campsite on Tuesday morning.
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Search ended for AR man wanted in MS
FIFTY-SIX, AR - Authorities ended the search for an Arkansas man wanted in Mississippi. The search for Samuel Ray which began on Sept.
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School: 12 students arrested after fight on campus
WYNNE, AR - Wynne High School has responded to rumors about a fight Friday afternoon in a Facebook post. Their post read: "Dear Faculty, Staff, Parents, and Students, On Friday during lunch a fight occurred on central campus between several students.
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Wynne High School responds to fight
WYNNE, AR - Wynne High School has responded to rumors about a fight Friday afternoon in a Facebook post. Their post read: "Dear Faculty, Staff, Parents, and Students, On Friday during lunch a fight occurred on central campus between several students.
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Suspect speaks out after body of AR real estate agent found
Tuesday Afternoon Update: Here is a quick look at stories trending now, plus some the Region 8 News' reporters are working on to share with you on Region 8 News at 5, 6, and 10 p.m. Trending Students suspended after fight Wynne Superintendent Carl Easley said today that as a result of an investigation into a fight on campus 17 students have been suspended. Veronica Smith is in Wynne and will have reaction from the community on Region 8 News at 5 and 6. Ebola procedures There is currently a patient at a hospital in Dallas, TX that is being tested for the Ebola virus after the person displayed symptoms.
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Wynne police to up presence at high school
WYNNE, AR - Officials say more police officers will be present next week at Wynne Senior High School after 17 students were involved in a fight. Wynne police say the fight broke out last Friday during a lunch period.
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West Memphis will get new hardware, lumber and garden store
Curtis Lumber Co. will break ground Wednesday on a new hardware, lumber, garden and flooring center in West Memphis, Arkansas.
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Curtis Lumber plans to hire 12-15 at new, $5M store
Curtis Lumber Co. will create 12 to 15 new jobs when it opens its $5 million hardware, lumber, garden and flooring center in West Memphis, Arkansas.
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Icy bridge blames for deadly accident in Cross County
WYNNE, AR - A Cross County woman was killed in a five-vehicle accident on Highway 64 Thursday morning, according to the Cross County Sheriff's Department. Deputy Josh Orman told Region 8 News that Shameeka Patterson, 37, of Wynne was killed after she lost control of her car on an icy bridge and struck a truck head on.
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Yesterdays Dec. 1
A new food store, owned and managed by Harvey Wilson, will have its formal opening tomorrow at 1314 Main St. The new store, located in one of the least congested parts of the business section boasts an abundance of parking space. The decorative lights strung through downtown Conway will be turned on at 7:15 p.m. Friday in a Chamber of Commerce-sponsored program which will include the traditional lighting of a Christmas on the courthouse lawn Marty and Jennifer Sikes of Conway are the parents of a daughter, Laura Elizabeth, born Nov. 11 at Conway Regional Hospital.
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Busting the 300 bushel corn barrier becoming a regular feat for Tim Fisher
When growers ask how to grow good corn, he tells them one of the important things is: "Manage your soil - all big yields start with managing the soil." TIM FISHER, right, with his wife, Becky, and son, Adam.
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Company truck stolen Christmas night, JPD investigating
JONESBORO, AR - Jonesboro police said they are investigating a truck theft that happened Christmas night. An officer was called out to the 5700-block Commerce Square Friday morning in reference to a stolen tractor trailer.
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Wynne Police search for victim's attacker
WYNNE, AR - A woman was abducted Tuesday afternoon at gunpoint and police are looking for her attacker. According to the Wynne Police Department, a woman was abducted at her home in the Dodd Hill area of Wynne.
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Webinars, workshops to Aid growers in farm bill decisions
The Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service and the Farm Service Agency are offering expert assistance to Arkansas growers preparing to make major Agricultural Risk Coverage and Price Loss Coverage decisions related to the 2014 farm bill through a series of webinars and on-site workshops. A series of interactive online seminars webinars continued on Jan. 20, with more to follow in February and March.
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Company truck stolen Christmas night, JPD investigating
JONESBORO, AR - Jonesboro police said they are investigating a truck theft that happened Christmas night. An officer was called out to the 5700-block Commerce Square Friday morning in reference to a stolen tractor trailer.
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Ross Trail Is Officially A Bearcat
The quarterback position was not an immediate need for the Bearcats in the class on 2015. But with Gunner Kiel having just two years of eligibility remaining finding a viable replacement was a necessity.
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Wynne police hope to get vehicle-take-home policy
WYNNE, AR - Wynne police officers are excited about a Police Vehicle Take Home Policy that the Wynne City Council will look at adopting. Police Chief Jeff Sanders said the department used to have this policy but changes in the department led to its disappearance.
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