Hooked on a Filling: Arkansas Pie Festival to Return to Cherokee Village
CHEROKEE VILLAGE, AR – Two years ago, the Arkansas Pie Festival committee made the difficult decision to cancel due to the rising threat of the…
CHEROKEE VILLAGE, AR – Two years ago, the Arkansas Pie Festival committee made the difficult decision to cancel due to the rising threat of the…
A press release detailed the rest of a 53-year-old Sharp County man on drug charges this week. On October 14, 2021, the Sharp County Sheriff’s…
Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center (ASBTDC) at Arkansas State University will host “Fishing for Talent: Recruiting and Retention” seminar in Cherokee Village, Thursday,…
Special Agents of the Arkansas State Police Criminal Investigation Division are continuing their work today assisting Sharp County sheriff’s deputies in developing leads and collecting…
The suspect was in stable condition at last update while the officers were uninjured.
The vacated Randolph County District Court judge seat was officially filled on Monday as Alex Bigger, the former city attorney for Pocahontas, was sworn in.
Stunning allegations against a current district judge and judicial candidate were revealed in a lawsuit filed Monday.
Judge Mark R. Johnson, longtime resident of Sharp County, announced his candidacy for District Judge (Position 1) of the Eleventh Judicial District serving Randolph, Lawrence,…
A sad day for fans of Hardy’s most well known BBQ restaurant
Local attorney Alex Bigger is pleased to announce his candidacy for District Judge of the Eleventh Judicial District.