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Two longtime city of Nashville employees received recognition on Thursday for their years of service. Both pre-treatment coordinator Edwin “Ed” Carlyle and water superintendent Greg Strawn have retired.

Nashville Collision Center, 1664 South 4th St., hosted a chamber of commerce coffee Thursday morning, January 31.

Executive director of Imagination Library Arkansas, Dr. Charlotte Green spoke to the Nashville Rotary club on Wednesday. The goal of the Arkansas Imagination Library is to ensure that every child in Arkansas, birth to age five, has the opportunity to receive a personal set of books delivered monthly to his/her …

After weeks filled with campaigning, voting, and a leadership orientation, the newly-elected officers of the Student Government Association (SGA) for the University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana have been officially sworn-in. The organization will focus on three principles for this year’s administration — Honor, Collaboration, and Students First. Alan Laxton of Mineral …

Public Works Director Larry Dunaway told the city council at Monday’s meeting that the city of Nashville has been approved for $250,000 of State Aid City Street funds, which is the maximum amount allowed by the State Aid Street Committee’s adopted rules for an overlay project.  Street overlay projects will …

The Howard County Historical Society EA Williams Museum Manse recently received a new roof courtesy of Arkansas Community Foundation, Giving Tree grant from Texarkana District.

Umpire Homecoming 2019 and Alumni Night – Jan 25, 2019

The Murfreesboro High School Beta Club attended the National Beta State Convention over the weekend. Congratulations to Sarah Mauldin-1st place in photography and Angela Mendez 1st place in painting. Both young ladies advance to Nationals in Oklahoma City in June!  Submitted photo.