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Operating as usual
One new case on Friday and Saturday in Clay County
By Pam Lowe There was one new case each day, Friday, July 17 and Saturday, July 18. On Friday, there were 15 active infections with 87 total cases in Clay County.
Clay County Extension Agent - Stewart Runsick and Corning Mayor Greg Ahrent talk about the 2020 Census on Facebook Live now.
2020 Census Facebook Live Chat: Why the 2020 Census Matters to Corning, AR.
Wednesday was the first day in two weeks the county didn't have a new case. Thursday saw two new cases reported in Clay County.
By Pam Lowe Clay County saw two new cases on Thursday, July 16 for a total of 86 cases. There are currently 16 known active cases with three deaths. There are 67 people reportedly recovered.
The 2020 Farm Family Edition is now available in the Complimentary section at ClayCountyCourier.com. Congratulations to B & B Farms!
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Gov. Asa Hutchinson mandates facial coverings effective Monday.
By Pam Lowe As community spread continues to be the largest number of active cases in Arkansas on Thursday, July 16 and with today’s community count at 5,465 of the 6,578 known active cases, Gov.
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July's regular City Council meeting is tonight at City Hall at 6 p.m.
July Covid-19 cases in Clay County on par with June spike
By Pam Lowe The county sees another additional case on Sunday, July 12 making 81 total number of cases in Clay County.
Every day since July 4 has seen at least one new case in Clay County.
By Pam Lowe On Saturday evening, July 11, Clay County currently had 18 positive cases according to the Arkansas Department of Health website. There was no update from the governor.
Corning, Arkansas
Due to the increase in cases for our area the City Pool will remain closed. This does include all pool parties that have been booked. We do hate this for the children but we feel it is best for the community.
4 new cases in Clay County on Thursday
By Pam Lowe Thursday, July 9, Clay County saw four new cases over Wednesday when the number of known active COVID-19 cases rose to 17 cases. The total for the county is now at 77 cases.
16 active cases in Clay County
16 known active cases reported By Pam Lowe Since Sunday, July 5, the county COVID-19 cases have increased to 73 total cases.
I just noticed a correction that needs to be made in the Courier on pg. 3 concerning the city cleaning up the old trailer park on property owned by Erma Arnold. The location is on Gregory Lane, not Griggs Lane.
The Farm Family Edition featuring B & B Farms is out in the rack along with the newspaper today. It was available online in the paper this morning.
The Courier this week features a nurse; Kylie Ballard who has Corning connections concerning her work with COVID patients.
For those missing the COVID updates I will get caught up tonight and will post it this evening.
13 active cases in Clay Co. on Sunday, July 5.
By Pam Lowe The Arkansas Department of Health reports one additional active case in Clay County on Sunday, July 5, for a total of 66 total cases.
Clay Co. sees 1 active case of C-19 over Friday
By Pam Lowe There are now 65 total cases in Clay County confirmed by the Arkansas Department of Health on Saturday, July 4, 2020. The county gained one case over Friday’s total number of 64.
Loretta “Rita” Murray
Loretta “Rita” Murray, 77, of Corning entered the gates of Heaven on July 3, 2020 at home. Mrs. Murray was born January 3, 1943 in Richmond, California.
We'd love to see your 4th of July festivities with your family and friends. Post them on our page.
County has 10 cases of C-19 confirmed in past 3 days
By Pam Lowe There are 64 total cases of COVID-19 reported on Friday evening, July 3 in Clay County. That is an increase of 2 cases over Thursday.
Roy L. White
Roy L. White, 70, of Corning passed away July 2, 2020 at NEA Baptist Hospital in Jonesboro. Mr. White was a car dealer and did auto body repair. He enjoyed fishing and hunting.
Clay County sees increase of 3 new cases on Thursday.
By Pam Lowe Clay County experienced an increase of 3 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, June 2, 2020. Wednesday saw an increase of 5 cases, making 8 new cases in two days.
Watch local fishermen featured on the front page of this week's Courier in a video at claycountycourier.com as they catch a fish. The Mississippi Mudcatters video at https://www.claycountycourier.com/
Governor Hutchinson confirmed 20,777 known cases of Covid-19 in Arkansas on Tuesday, June 30 during his daily update. It was an increase of 520 cases over Monday.
Job posting for position for a Logistics Manager.
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Darren Motsinger
Darren Motsinger, 55, of Preston ID, formerly of Corning, passed away June 25, 2020 at home in Preston. Mr. Motsinger was born January 4, 1965 in Garden Grove, CA.
5 new cases of COVID-19 in Clay County
By Pam Lowe Wednesday, July 1, the Arkansas Department of Health indicates that Clay County has five new cases over Tuesday with 59 total cases.
Even during a pandemic Corning is still moving forward to beautify our city. The Art Alley is underway and the city is actively clearing property that needs cleaned. So far in the last couple of months three properties or areas on 3rd Street have had structures torn down and ground leveled.
🎨Check out the transformation of Corning, Arkansas’ Art Alley, an initiative that was spearheaded by Growing Corning Together (GCT). Art Alley is a beautification project that rotates mural installments from local artists. Each artist is given a spot to paint and design for a limited time. When the next rotation occurs, new artists are able to claim spots, creating an ever-changing and engaging demonstration of community pride!
Growing Corning Together was formed in Corning, AR when passionate residents decided to bring about change and hope after the closing of their local Walmart.
This is only 1️⃣ of the 🆒 projects GCT is working on. With their dedication to business retention, city beautification, and community revitalization, they are constantly innovating and finding new ways to serve their community. CPED’s Breakthrough Solutions team assisted GCT along the way and is proud of their progress & efforts.
📸 Photos by: Drew Calhoun of GCT
👩🎨 Art Installments by Presley Martin and Jennifer Wooldridge Art
University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture - Extension (UAEX) #artalley #corningarkansas #growingcorningtogether #artists
Sunday COVID-19 Update from ADH
By Pam Lowe The Arkansas Department of Health website reports that on Sunday, June 28 Clay County has a gain of two active cases overnight to a total of 54 cases.
5 recoveries from C-19 in county
By Pam Lowe The Arkansas Department of Health website indicates that on Saturday, Clay County remains at 52 total cases.
Come on Clay County... help your community!
Want to do something to help your local community? Take 10 minutes and answer the Census. Your response helps ensure funding for local schools, roads, healthcare and government for the next 10 years! Help grow Northeast Arkansas today at www.2020census.gov.
COVID-19 Updates for June 26
By Pam Lowe Friday, June 26 saw a new single day record for community spread cases in Arkansas. The Arkansas Department of Health reported 52 total cases for Clay County with 29 active cases.
COVID-19 | Coronavirus and Arkansas - Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce
Health and Testing If you have concerns that you might have COVID-19 or been exposed to it, UAMS Health has a HealthNow website where you can get free online screening: https://uamshealth.com/healthnow/ The Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) has a call center to answer questions from health care pr...
CLAY CO. REPORTS 46 CASES; 37 ACTIVE CASES OF C-19 on Monday.
By Pam Lowe As the number of COVID-19 cases increase across the state, Clay County is among the counties seeing an uptick in cases.
1st Choice Healthcare, Inc.
On Monday, June 22nd from 9 am until 12 pm, the CORNING clinic will have a FREE community drive through testing event. No appointment is necessary.
This is for adults 18 and above. You will need to make an appointment for children under the age of 18. #besurebetested #1stchoicehealthcare
COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Clay County
By Pam Lowe Sunday reports from the Arkansas Department of Health indicate a steady increase in the number of active cases in Clay County.
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The lighting of the park is in 10 minutes!
The Corning community loves to support others and when it comes to our children we really show up for them. Check out the many locations below where families can safely trick or treat. Parents, think about giving residents at Corning Therapy and Living a treat by visiting them with children in costumes. The elderly love to see children and they hand out candy in the lobby. Churches participating in Halloween fun are located in photos below, plus the Grace Baptist Church from 5:00-8:00 and the Freewill Baptist Church. The First Baptist Church ran ad in the Courier but have changed the location from Walmart to the community center due to weather and temperature. Businesses participating in trick or treating are: Troy and Sara Draper’s mini mall of businesses: West Clay Abstract, Simply Floral and Southern Roots. The Corning Laundry Mat The Parkview Restaurant is handing out candy and having a costume contest. McDonalds will have candy and glow sticks while they last.
Iron Mountain live at Wynn Park at the Harvest Festival.
Garrett Duncan performing at Wynn Park at Corning’s Harvest Festival.
Cory Jackson from Jonesboro is on his way on The Voice! Some may remember he sang at Wynn Park on the 4th of July. Cory is Team Blake .
Black River Rising
George Lowe speaking at the Corning Business Expo about the upcoming Hop Alley Rally hosted by Growing Corning Together on Saturday, May 18 and the golf tournament and Booster Club Banquet with guests, new Head Football Coach Larry Treadway and former Razorback and NFL football player, Clint Stoerner on Saturday, April 27, 2018. (The acoustics and the crowd make it a little difficult to hear on video.)
Listen to the wind whipping the snow
“Landslide” by Dylan Hewitt and Ethan McKinney.
It was a peaceful easy evening with Ethan McKinney and Dylan Hewitt.
Regina Grubb and Marlena Beeman on keyboard.
The countdown!
Christmas in the Park festivities with Ethan McKinney and Dylan Hewitt.
A beautiful entrance for local veterans as they entered the Corning High School for the veteran ceremony on Friday, November 9,2018.
Good times out at the Corning Harvest Festival.
Guess where the Courier was today?! You know it’s Harvest Festival time when the Ahrent’s and Bauschlicher’s are threshing rice old school!
Rice harvest in Corning. #ThisIsOurTown #TryingToBeatTheRain
Final Zoning Meeting Video - #5.
Zoning meeting: Video 4 - Q & A
Zoning meeting: Video 3
Zoning meeting: Video 2
Video 1: James Walden describing the proposed zoning plan for Corning. The zoning and planning committee is meeting Monday night at the community center before the city council meeting to decide on the plan.
The #11 FedEx car driven by Denny Hamlin visited Corning’s FedEx Freight on July 3rd.
The winning ticket of the 2018 Corning July 4th Homecoming Ford F-150 is ..... (*Note: The mosquitoes were ferocious! This made for a jumpy video. Sadly no mosquitoes were harmed in the filming of this drawing.)
The Bitter Creek Band at Wynn Park this evening.
Head out to the 79th annual Clay County Electric picnic at Wynn Park today. Members need to come out and vote! Business meeting is at 1:30 p.m. Entertainment this morning was The Rhodes Show.
The Rector High School band led the way in the Welcome Home Parade.
The crowd clapped as the first wave of veterans walked through the Welcome Home Parade in Rector.
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