Yesterdays 12/12/24 - Log Cabin

Yesterdays 12/12/24 – Log Cabin

Cobb County recently approved a ,000 restoration project for a historic cabin, aiming to preserve a vital piece of their cultural heritage. On September 19th, 2024, Log Cabin will hold a public hearing at 7:00 PM in City Hall, inviting residents to share their thoughts on city initiatives. Community engagement remains a priority, with various opportunities for residents to participate in local events. The city balances historical preservation with modern improvements, ensuring a vibrant living environment for all.

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Conway girls dominate Marion in win

Conway girls dominate Marion in win

The Conway varsity girls basketball team dominated Marion in their recent matchup, securing a decisive victory. They forced an impressive 32 turnovers, with 22 occurring before halftime, allowing them to build a commanding 35-15 lead. The team’s intense defensive pressure and critical stops late in the game solidified their win. With this performance, Conway has established itself as a top contender this season.

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Morrilton City Council, Conway Co. QC Budget Committee, SCCSD Board Meet Monday

Morrilton City Council, Conway Co. QC Budget Committee, SCCSD Board Meet Monday

Monday brings a series of essential meetings in Faulkner County and Morrilton, highlighting the importance of community engagement. The Morrilton City Council will convene, offering residents a chance to discuss projects and the city’s future direction. Concurrently, the Conway County Quorum Court’s Budget Committee will evaluate financial strategies critical to resource allocation. Lastly, the SCCSD Board will address key educational issues impacting local schools and student welfare.

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Meeting scheduled in Greenbrier on proposed changes to three U.S. 65 intersections

Meeting scheduled in Greenbrier on proposed changes to three U.S. 65 intersections

The Arkansas Department of Transportation will host a public meeting in Greenbrier to discuss proposed changes to three intersections along U.S. 65. Residents, business owners, and stakeholders can express their views on modifications aimed at improving traffic flow and safety. Transportation officials and engineers will be present to explain the details and potential challenges of the proposals. Community input is essential to ensure that the changes benefit all residents and support the region’s economic growth.

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Conway school board to discuss staff bonuses

Conway school board to discuss staff bonuses

The Conway school board is preparing to discuss potential bonuses for the district’s staff, aiming to enhance teacher retention and recognize their hard work. Unlike traditional year-end bonuses, the board is considering more frequent incentives to foster appreciation and stability among educators. Community support for this initiative has been strong, with parents and students advocating for these well-deserved rewards. The upcoming meeting will address funding sources, bonus frequency, and opportunities for public input, emphasizing the need for better recognition of educators’ contributions.

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Conway police arrest suspect in Maumelle shooting

Conway police arrest suspect in Maumelle shooting

Conway police have arrested a suspect linked to a shooting incident in Maumelle. This follows a thorough investigation into the altercation that led to injuries from a firearm discharge. Various charges, including reckless endangerment and assault, have been filed against the suspect. The community is urging greater safety measures as they process the incident’s impact.

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Conway School Board member pleads no contest to drunk driving charge

Conway School Board member pleads no contest to drunk driving charge

Conway School Board member Linda Hargis faces DWI charges after her arrest by Cabot police on August 25, 2024. The 76-year-old, who claimed to have consumed drinks at a banquet and a pickleball game before returning home, has pleaded innocent in court. The incident has ignited public debate about accountability and the standards expected of elected officials. As Hargis’s trial approaches, the community remains divided on the implications of her actions for local leadership and educational integrity.

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Grandmother in custody following 'Friendsgiving' incident

Grandmother in custody following ‘Friendsgiving’ incident

A grandmother in Cincinnati has been taken into custody following a tragic incident during a ‘Friendsgiving’ celebration, where she allegedly shot her baby grandson, Mia Harris. The infant suffered severe head injuries and is currently in critical condition at a hospital. Authorities have charged the grandmother with felonious assault, setting her bond at .5 million. The community is reeling from the event, prompting discussions about mental health support and family dynamics.

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Castleberry to Compete in Mayoral Challenge

Castleberry to Compete in Mayoral Challenge

Castleberry has announced their candidacy for the upcoming mayoral election, aiming to reshape the political landscape with a focus on community engagement and local issues. Their commitment includes enhancing the educational system and implementing environmental sustainability initiatives to improve city livability. Castleberry plans to foster community spirit through events that unite residents and build strong social ties. With a comprehensive platform addressing transportation, safety, and economic development, Castleberry seeks to inspire change and drive positive outcomes for the city.

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Homicide investigation underway in Faulkner County

Homicide investigation underway in Faulkner County

A homicide investigation is underway in Faulkner County, Arkansas, following an incident early Saturday morning. The Faulkner County Sheriff’s Office is leading the investigation and has called for public assistance to gather information. Residents may notice an increased law enforcement presence on White City Road as the investigation progresses. The sheriff’s office emphasizes the importance of community involvement in maintaining safety and solving crimes.

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