TUCKERMAN, Ark. – Over the weekend, the water turned brown for some yet again in Tuckerman. However, hopes were slightly lifted as a powerful consumer advocate with national fame took notice and mentioned the matter. Advertisement Back to the news: Advertisement Back to the news: Advertisement Back to the news:
by Stan Morris POCAHONTAS, Ark. – A company that operates a business in Randolph County wants to see it go wet while liquor stores in neighboring wet counties want it to remain dry. Those respective sources are also the primary sources of funding being both the Keep REVENUE in Randolph [read more…]
TUCKERMAN, Ark. – A woman’s Facebook post about her murky tap water in Tuckerman has gone viral, with several thousand shares. Dena Sue Williams posted the photo that appeared to be a glass of southern Arkansas sweet tea. The caption is what seemed to blow the minds of readers. Advertisement [read more…]
Press Release from Henry Boyce Third Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney Henry Boyce announced today the Arkansas Supreme affirmed the Life in Prison Without Parole plus 165 year sentence of Robert Reese Friar. Friar was found guilty by a Jackson County Jury last June after an eight day trial. Advertisement Back [read more…]
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