A stop the bleed class, presented by Howard Memorial Hospital (Gayla Beaird, Alesha Collins, Daniel Patterson, Jonathan Baylon, and Miranda Chandler, took place at the Extension Homemaker’s House in Nashville on May 3. To host a class, contact Gayla Beaird at 870-845-6941 or email at gaylab@howardmemorial.com.
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The Upper Southwest Regional Solid Waste Management District Board of Directors have selected a new executive director. Area county judges and town mayors with a unanimous vote approved Mitch Noble as the new director at a meeting held Tuesday morning. Max Tackett, who has announced his retirement, will serve until …
Read More »The Nashville Scrapperettes are scheduled to play on Thursday at 10 a.m. versus Morrilton at the state softball tournament being held at Southside Batesville. They will be the number four seed from the south regionals. For more photos, please visit our sports page.
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Congratulations to the Mineral Springs High School Band & Choir. The band took 2nd place and the choir took first place at the Music in the Park Competition over the weekend in Arlington, Texas. The group also took home the Esprit de Corp Award for the best representation of how …
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Elvis performed Saturday at the Nashville Peach Blossom Festival, held at the Nashville City Park. Arkansas State Peach Cobbler Contest Winner- Nelda Barton Arkansas State Peach Pie Contest Winner- Fran Strawn Howard Co Historical Society Baseball Tickets Fundraiser Winner- Dave Young of Benton
Read More »The Nashville Scrappers finished as regional champions Sunday evening at the tournament held at Magnolia. They will receive a first round bye at the state tournament and are scheduled to play Friday afternoon at 12:30 at Southside Batesville. 4-0 win vs Warren 19-18 win vs Monticello 11-9 win vs Malvern
Read More »The Mineral Springs Melody Makers Choir and the junior high school choir performed Thursday, May 2. Marleah Terrell received the Melody Maker of the Year award. The Melody Makers Choir also recently competed at the Magic Springs Music Festival and scored a “1”, the best score that could be received. …
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Governor Asa Hutchinson spoke to students at Kirby on Wednesday as part of his Spring 2019 Computer Science Tour, his eighth tour of Arkansas schools since he took office in January 2015. Governor Hutchinson has visited nearly 70 schools to promote computer science education and to encourage students to enroll …
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Southwest Arkansas Radio Radio Stations KMTB, KNAS and KBHC in Nashville, Arkansas
