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Freddie Horne Elected to Historic Washington Foundation Board
Longtime community member Freddie Horne of Nashville has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Historic Washington Foundation.…
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Juneteenth Celebration in Schaal to Focus on Empowerment, Education and Community
Community members are invited to attend a Juneteenth Celebration this Saturday, June 6, at Schaal Pavilion, located at 676 Bright…
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NJHS Honor Roll-4th Nine Weeks
9th Grade All A’s Rayniah Alvarez, Guadalupe Arroyo-Martinez, Abigail Bailey, Owen Bauer, Emily Byers, Weller Chesshir, Luke Cooley, Kaylie Couch,…
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Section of Mount Pleasant Drive Closed for Gas Line Work
Drivers in Nashville are being advised of a street closure due to utility work. Mount Pleasant Drive is closed from…
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Judge Eddie Howard Discusses Funding and Equipment Investments Following State Road Award
Recently, we had the opportunity to continue our conversation with Pike County Judge Eddie Howard regarding the Pike County Road…
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Scrapper Lunch Express Serving Free Summer Meals Across Nashville
The Scrapper Lunch Express is rolling back into Nashville for the summer, providing free meals to children and teens throughout…
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ARKANSAS FIRE FATALITIES RISE SHARPLY IN 2026
The state is experiencing a troubling rise in fire-related deaths this year. As of today, Arkansas has recorded 28 fire fatalities, already surpassing…
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Harvest Regional Food Bank to Bring Food to Hempstead County
Harvest Regional Food Bank will distribute USDA food boxes on Wednesday, June 10, from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., or…
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Pike County Road Crew Earns State Award for Best Chip and Seal Road Project
Friday, we had the opportunity to speak with Pike County Judge Eddie Howard about Pike County receiving an award for…
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Howard Memorial Hospital Board Receives Clean Audit Report, Hears Updates from CEO Stacy Harberson
Recently, the Howard Memorial Hospital Board of Directors met for their regular monthly meeting, where board members received updates on…
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