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The University of Arkansas at Monticello announced Thursday that it would be host to the state’s first dedicated Music Residence Hall. Royer Hall, a 1967 residence hall on the Monticello campus will reopen in August as a co-ed living-and-learning community exclusively for students enrolled in choral and instrumental music courses. (more…)

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Spring Season 2020 is finally here.  Seark Miracle League Registration is now open.

Go to our new website www.SearkMiracleLeague.com and click the registration tab at the top.

All players old and new must register on this website.

Buddies and volunteers are also needed, please email us at SearkMiracleLeague@gmail.com if you are interested.

The SEARK Concert Association announces its community theater presentation of The Sound of Music March 12-14, 2020 at the University of Arkansas at Monticello’s Fine Arts Center.

The musical, directed and choreographed by Kathy Lyon and Dalene Stephenson, involves two casts of more than 80 children and adults from across Southeast Arkansas.  Local talent showcased in this production include Haley Greer of Monticello (playing Maria Rainer) as well as T.J. Files of Warren and Jeff Newton of Monticello (both playing Captain Georg von Trapp).

Full cast announcements, including the Von Trapp children and friends, are available on the SEARK Concert website: www.searkconcert.org.

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Jeremy Woodall is the Campus Minister for the University of Arkansas at Monticello Baptist Collegiate Ministry. He along with his wife Becca, daughter Willow, son Cash, and baby number three (TBD), have served on the campus of UAM since 2016. (more…)

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