Randolph County
“The Woman in Black” Begins Run at Downtown Playhouse
“The Woman in Black” has begun its spine-chilling run at the Downtown Playhouse in Pocahontas. The thriller, which has been staged around the world, will…
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Lawrence County
Jones Leaving Williams for California Position
Dr. Tom Jones, president of Williams Baptist University since 2012, has announced that he will leave Williams later this year for a position in California.…
Lawrence County
WBC Harvest Fest is Oct. 25
WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – Harvest Fest will take place Wednesday, Oct. 25th, at Williams Baptist College. The annual event is a popular festival for local…
Lawrence County
Harthorn Establishes Study Abroad Scholarship at Williams
WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – Williams Baptist College alumnus Edward Harthorn has established a new scholarship to assist Williams students who plan to study abroad. A…
Lawrence County
Williams Presented Gifts From Clark Contractors
WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – Clark General Contractors in Walnut Ridge has made two gifts, totaling $2,000, to Williams Baptist College. One of the gifts is…
Lawrence County
Williams Professor’s Work in Print
WALNUT RIDGE, AR. – Dr. Josh Richards, assistant professor of English at Williams Baptist College, has written an article for the book “Paul and Seneca…
Lawrence County
WBC to Become Williams Baptist University
WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – There is a new U coming to Arkansas. Williams Baptist College in Walnut Ridge announced Wednesday that, starting next fall, it…
Lawrence County
WBC Board Freezes Tuition, Approves New Band Program
WALNUT RIDGE, Ark – Students at Williams Baptist College can count on tuition staying the same next year, following action by the WBC Board of Trustees…
Lawrence County
Williams Notches 7.7 Percent Enrollment Gain
WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – A large increase in its freshman class led Williams Baptist College to a 7.7 percent jump in overall enrollment for the…
Lawrence County
WBC Awards First LawCo Success Scholarships
WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – Four Williams Baptist College students are the first recipients of the Lawrence County Success Scholarship. The scholarship was launched this fall…
