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12/12/2025

đź“ŤPCCUA Adult Education-Helena:
1000 Campus Drive
Helena, Arkansas 72342
870-338-6474, ext. 1394, or 1104

đź“ŤPCCUA Adult Education-Marianna:
530 Atkins Blvd
Marianna, Arkansas 72360
870-338-6474, ext. 1394, or 1104

12/04/2025

Today our industry lost a legend.

Nate Allen covered the Hogs for more than 52 years, and his contributions to both Arkansas sports and the newspaper industry are immeasurable.

Andrew’s office tonight is the Barton High School Gymnasium for a battle between the Clarendon Lions and the Barton Bear...
11/21/2025

Andrew’s office tonight is the Barton High School Gymnasium for a battle between the Clarendon Lions and the Barton Bears.

Catch Brinkley grad Mitchell Hicks and the Ridge Runners in action tonight in Part 2 of the Border Clash against Coahoma...
11/20/2025

Catch Brinkley grad Mitchell Hicks and the Ridge Runners in action tonight in Part 2 of the Border Clash against Coahoma Community College. Women tip at 5:30 and the men at 7:30. It’s the “Fastest Forty on the Ridge!”

Part 2 of the Border Clash with Coahoma Community College is TONIGHT. Men tip off at 7:30pm after the Women's game. Come fill the stands!!!

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đź“»: network1sports.com/station/kffafm

Clarendon alum Toni Henderson and PCCUA will hit the court in Helena at 5:30 for Part 2 of the Border Clash against Coah...
11/20/2025

Clarendon alum Toni Henderson and PCCUA will hit the court in Helena at 5:30 for Part 2 of the Border Clash against Coahoma!

Come out this evening as we host part 2 of our Border Clash with Coahoma Community College. We want the stands full as the Women's Basketball Team tips off at 5:30pm.
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đź“»: network1sports.com/station/kffafm

Clarendon High School alum Toni Henderson had six points in the win!
11/19/2025

Clarendon High School alum Toni Henderson had six points in the win!

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11/11/2025

Two Arkansas newspapers are among 96 publications in 14 states participating in an antitrust lawsuit filed against Google.

You can read about it, plus more industry news, in the most recent Arkansas Publisher Weekly at https://publuu.com/flip-book/927172/2221292

11/09/2025

🔥 READY, SET, REGISTER! 🔥
Your Spring 2026 classes are waiting, and now’s the time to lock in your spot! 📚

âś… Stay on track to graduate on time
âś… Secure the classes you need
✅ Don’t wait — classes fill fast!

Registration opens November 10 for current, new, and returning students.
Meet with your advisor or email [email protected] to get started today!

ONLINE NOW AND IN PRINT WEDNESDAY:Brinkley School Board meets. Mid-Delta Health promotes Cancer Awareness. Clarendon Hi...
11/04/2025

ONLINE NOW AND IN PRINT WEDNESDAY:
Brinkley School Board meets. Mid-Delta Health promotes Cancer Awareness. Clarendon High School names a Homecoming Queen. Clarendon celebrates Homecoming parade.
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In December of 2016, Katie Jacques asked me if I’d like to purchase the Brinkley Argus. At first, I said no, but then, realizing what had just “fallen into my lap” I jumped at the chance. Soon after, the building burned that the newspaper was housed in and my family and I moved Katie and her operation over to a spare room in one of our properties. The rest is pretty much history..... Kate stayed on for a while, Glenda Arnett ( who has been with the various owners for over 50 years) stayed with us and around the middle of the year, Emily Johnson joined us with her incredible graphic design capabilities. My mother, Beth, writes when she wants to, mostly personal interest stories and keeps me in line with my billing (sometimes). This has been a helluva year and I’m looking forward to many more, growing our paper, getting it online soon and serving Monroe County.