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Mike Lester headlines ANC Black History program
NewsFebruary 25
Mike Lester headlines ANC Black History programMike Lester, a local radio host, headlined Arkansas Northeastern College's Black History Month program with a speech on "Drawing from the Well of Hope."
The First African-American Mayor of Osceola - Joe Harris, Jr. gives “State of the City” address
NewsFebruary 25
The First African-American Mayor of Osceola - Joe Harris, Jr. gives “State of the City” addressJoe Harris, Jr., Osceola's first African-American mayor, reflects on his journey from a $650 loan to leading the city. In his "State of the City" address, he highlights infrastructure upgrades, community services, and educational initiatives, celebrating Osceola's ...
“Six Triple Eight” Osceola native lives to see her story in the movies
NewsFebruary 25
“Six Triple Eight” Osceola native lives to see her story in the moviesAnna Mae Robertson, a trailblazing member of the 6888th Postal Battalion, sees her story immortalized in Tyler Perry's "Six Triple Eight" on Netflix. At 101, she reflects on a life of service and resilience.
Ice and snow covers Osceola landscape
NewsFebruary 20
Ice and snow covers Osceola landscapeIce and Snow Photos From Around Osceola
Arkansas Senate approves resolution - City of Osceola celebrates sesquicentennial
NewsFebruary 11
Arkansas Senate approves resolution - City of Osceola celebrates sesquicentennial The Arkansas Senate officially recognized the city’s 150 years this past Wednesday with the adoption of a resolution.
– READ TO ACHIEVE – BRS teams up with Grizzlies for countywide student pep rally
NewsFebruary 11
– READ TO ACHIEVE – BRS teams up with Grizzlies for countywide student pep rally Big River Steel has teamed up with the Memphis Grizzlies to encourage reading among all children in Mississippi County.
Legislators divided on affirmative action bill
NewsFebruary 7
Legislators divided on affirmative action bill Legislators are split on Arkansas's controversial affirmative action bill, SB3, as protestors rally against it. The bill, aligning with Trump's policies, aims to end race-based programs in government.
The world has changed
opinionJanuary 22
The world has changed Where did the time go? As we get older, we all ask ourselves this timeless question.
Petitions may be circulated for school board elections
NewsJanuary 22
Petitions may be circulated for school board elections School Board elections in the state of Arkansas are set for Tuesday, May 13.
Aaron Lucius named fire chief
NewsJanuary 22
Aaron Lucius named fire chief Aaron Lucius took an “oath of office” Monday night.
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