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The Arkansas Department of Agriculture is urging Arkansans to stay alert as wildfire danger continues to rise across the state. All 75 counties are now designated at a high wildfire risk, and more than 65 counties have active burn bans. Persistent drought and extremely dry vegetation have created conditions where fires can ignite easily, spread […]

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YES, I AM STILL HERE peeking out my window on Main Street, and I can hardly wait to get my hands on the person who invented the kink-free garden hose. This summer being one of the hottest, driest ever — I have needed several garden hoses just to keep the expensive yard plants alive. And […]

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Political observers used to say that Labor Day marked the official beginning of the campaign season. Even though campaigns seem to go on much longer now, the countdown for the General Election is underway. Candidates’ names were drawn for ballot placement last month. Early voting for the 2026 General Election will begin Monday, Oct. 19. […]

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(From left) Sophomore Football Maid Tiana Collins, Junior Football Maid Zyion McElroy, Senior Football Maid Paloma Campos, Maid of Honor Brenayja Barton, Queen Rihanna Collins, Senior Class Maid Kadynce Harris, Junior Class Maid Christen Bell and Sophomore Class Maid Kaylan Neal. Hornet homecoming activities are scheduled for Friday, Sept. 25.

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Nashville native Jonathan Roquet has been hired as the City of Nashville’s new Public Works Director. Roquet, 35, was hired during a special Nashville City Council meeting on Thursday, Sept. 3 with his first day on the job Tuesday, Sept. 8. Roquet is a 2009 graduate of Nashville High School, who played football under Coach […]

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