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According to Drew, County Judge Griffin, the landfill is open.

Rates reduced to $30/ton, pending approval of rate increase by Quorum Court.

Thursday, minutes before 10 AM, the driver of this Hyundai, according to sources, was trying to cross Gaines Street at Bailey, and pulled in front of a Lexus.

The impact spun the Honda around, causing it to crash into a Chevy pick up, narrowly missing the pedestrian, who was trying to get into his truck, and then into the beauty shop, on the corner.

MPD worked the accident.

No injuries were reported

Filing for political office for the March 5 preferential primary, school election, and judicial non-partisan seats ended November 14 at noon.

Current JP Filings

Orlando Jones, District 1, Republican

Ben Higginbotham, District 2, Republican,

Roger Harris, District, 3, Republican

Shelia Maxwell, District 4, Republican.

Steve Pigott, District 5, Republican

Donna Usry, District 6, Republican

Yvonda Jones, District 6, Democrat

Joe Williams, Jr., District 7, Democrat,

Craig Kaminicki, District 7 Republican

Frank Appleberry, District 8, Republican

Zachary Hill, District 9, Republican

The City of Monticello wants to remind residents that the Conrad Street Water Tower repairs and improvements are still underway and on schedule.

Residents near the tower may see water misting from the tower where it is being pressure washed and crews scaling the exterior of the structure. Access to Conrad Street is limited during the project. (more…)

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The UAM Rodeo team is showcasing its growth and potential, delivering a series of impressive performances at the recent Southern Arkansas University Rodeo held inMagnolia. Under the guidance of Coach Rusty Jones, the team is demonstrating its ability to compete at a high level and is well-positioned for a successful season. (more…)

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This money will be used to purchase and make improvements to the field and playground as the committee sees fit for the upcoming year.

Clearwater Paper is committed to being and active supporter of organizations within the community where we all work and play!

Supporting our community organizations that impact/benefit our employees is just one way in which Clearwater Paper is dedicated, not only to the present, but the future of our mill and its employees and to the communities it serves.

Reports indicate a Water main break, east side of town, effecting Drew Foam to Hood Packaging area