Extension’s Rowbotham Named To State Influential List
Each day, Jeanie Rowbotham puts her heart into Arkansas agriculture, as a farmer and as an agent for the Cooperative Extension Service, working with its 4-H youth development program. She and her husband, Theron, own and operate Infinity Ranch in rural Johnson County. They have two children, Mae and Tate, and the family manages four…
Read MoreLamar’s Sanders Signs Letter of Intent With Harding University
LETTER OF INTENT—Lamar senior Kori Sanders (seated) signed a letter of intent to play basketball at Harding University. Sanders was joined by her Lady Warriors teammates, including (front row, from left) Mayci Hilton, Abby Wilkins, Emma Bailey, Rylee Miller, Kaley Long, Addy Hardin, Shaylie Mayfield, Clara Hampton, Mylee Parker, Chloe Cowell, Lani Lappin, Evie Kremers;…
Read MoreFall Photo Contest Winner Announced
This photo showcasing the brilliant fall colors at Haw Creek Falls was chosen as the winner of The Graphic’s Fall Photo Contest. Amanda Bray of Scranton captured this image on Oct. 27 and will be awarded a one-year digital subscription to The Graphic. Second place went to Tony Warren of Clarksville and third place to…
Read MoreOark Homecoming Royalty Crowned
Members of the 2024 Oark basketball homecoming court consisted of (from left) Delylah Collins, eighth grade, daughter of Autumn and Mike Collins; Bricel Holt, senior, daughter of Aimee and Mitchell Holt; Zuri Woods, sophomore, senior maid, daughter of Adam Woods; Queen Alissa Staten, senior, daughter of Marie and Jonathan Booker; Natalie Collins, freshman, junior maid,…
Read MoreJohnson County Celebrates 191st Birthday
by Stephanie Baker Johnson County Judge Herman Houston hosted a 191st birthday celebration for Johnson County on Friday, Nov. 15, on the courthouse square. As part of the celebration, speeches were given on the courthouse steps, as local figures presented highlights of the county’s past, present, and future. Houston read a proclamation declaring Nov. 15…
Read MoreOzark Council Discusses Bridge Lighting, Entertainment District
by Vernon McDaniel Digital lighting of the Arkansas River Bridge at a cost of over $1 million, along with a downtown entertainment district, were discussed during a lengthy Ozark City Council meeting Nov. 12. Council members Randy Melton and Charles Meeker said most citizens talking to them were opposed to the bridge lighting project because…
Read MoreBasketball Previews 2024-25 Season
Be sure to check out The Graphic this week for season previews of area basketball teams! Clarksville senior Jerry Estep’s experience and skill are key to the Panthers’ success. With a new head coach at the helm, see how CHS is ready to dominate this season. Small but powerful senior Ivy Miller looks to lead…
Read MoreState Board Advances Prison Plans: Franklin County Residents Voice Objections
The Arkansas Board of Corrections voted Friday morning, Nov. 8, to approve the purchase of property in south Franklin County for a 3,000-bed prison. The vote came the morning after a town hall meeting in Charleston where residents and local officials voiced their frustrations at the process in which the site was selected and the…
Read MoreFranklin County Election Results
Unofficial results from Election Night in Franklin County were released by County Clerk Tammy Sisson on Wednesday, Nov. 6. A total of 6,982 ballots were cast. Results from local races as of Nov. 5 were as follows. Denning City Council Position 5 Mary Denise Ross, 34; William L. Rives, 15. Pleasant View Volunteer Fire Department (Placing…
Read MoreJohnson County Election Results
Unofficial results from Election Night in Johnson County were released by County Clerk Michelle Frost on Tuesday, Nov. 5. A total of 9,056 ballots were cast, including 5,873 early votes, 2,987 Election Day votes and 196 absentee votes. In addition, there are 85 provisional ballots and six outstanding overseas ballots. The provisional ballots will be…
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