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Prosecutor accuses LaRenda Vick of having firearm in violation of pretrial release terms in felony theft case | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Clarksville · Clarksville

Prosecutor accuses LaRenda Vick of having firearm in violation of pretrial release terms in felony theft case | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

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CLARKSVILLE -- A former Johnson County woman charged with felony theft stemming from insurance money she received after a house fire was arrested Wednesday after prosecutors accused her of violating the terms of her pretrial release by admitting she has a gun.Read Article

Williams named Head Basketball Coach at D3 Ozarks

Basketball · Clarksville

Williams named Head Basketball Coach at D3 Ozarks

The University of the Ozarks is excited to announce the hiring of Nate Williams as the new head coach of the Eagles men’s basketball program. Williams brings an impressive track record of success, leadership, and player development across NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II and NCAA Division III levels.Williams most recently served as Assistant Coach at NCAA Division I Wofford College, where he helped guide the Terriers to a Southern Conference To…Read Article

Entertainment District To Be On Ballot At Ozark

Clarksville · Clarksville

Entertainment District To Be On Ballot At Ozark

by Vernon McDaniel After a citizens committee obtained nearly twice the number of required certified signatures needed for a special election on a proposed permanent downtown entertainment district, the Ozark City Council June 9 voted 6-0 to set the election for Nov. 18. City Attorney Kevin Barham told the Council all legal requirements had been met by the petitioners, and failure to hold the election could result in legal costs of $30,000 or mo…Read Article

A Friend And Leader: Brack Denton Brings Effort, Energy To Clarksville Athletics

by Janice Penix If there ever was an all-around trophy for Clarksville High School sports, Brack Denton would undoubtedly have been a contender. Before he graduated in May, Denton had made a solid mark on numerous Panther programs, from the football field to the basketball court and the baseball diamond. While he might not have finished as the most decorated athlete of any given season, Denton’s dedication to his team and positive attitude made …Clarksville · Clarksville Read Article

Clarksville Council Approves Airport Grant

by Janice Penix The Clarksville City Council gave its approval Monday, June 9, for the city to apply for approximately $1 million in federal funds for improvements at the municipal airport. Steve Fisher, chairman of the airport commission, and Brendan Oman, representing Garver Engineers, reported the grant will fund the extension of the airport taxiway, a critical step in the runway extension to allow larger planes to land at the airport. Oman t…Clarksville · Clarksville Read Article

Johnson County Represented By Six at Miss Arkansas and Arkansas Teen

For the first time in the Miss Arkansas competition two sisters, Graceanne Morgan (left) and Carleigh Morgan will be vying for two separate titles. Graceanne with the title of Miss Johnson County will be competing for Miss Arkansas and Carleigh with the title of Miss Johnson County Teen will be competing for Miss Arkansas Teen. They are the daughters of Rocky and Ashley Morgan of Lamar and a cousin to Marilyn Morgan, Miss Arkansas 1971. by Carol…Clarksville · Clarksville Read Article

Arkansas Blackberry Research to Take the Stage at Tuesday Field Tour

LITTLE ROCK — From robotic harvesters to more than 43 developed varieties, blackberry research is big in Arkansas, and it will all be on display at a field tour Tuesday at the Fruit Research Station in Clarksville. The annual Blackberry Field Tour, co-hosted by the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture and the Arkansas Blackberry […]Clarksville · Clarksville See the Story

Ozark School Board Adopts Cyber Policy

by Vernon McDaniel After spending nearly an hour in executive session May 22, the Ozark School Board adopted a cyber security policy under Act 504 of 2023. The Board also acted on several personnel items. It accepted the resignation of special education teacher Carmi McChristian and hired paraprofessionals Avery King and Amber Ross. Juardan Martinez was reassigned from first grade to fifth grade and Tamara Hall from third grade to first grade. O…Clarksville · Clarksville Read Article

Perfecting Her ‘Shot’ — Emma Bailey Shines In More Than One Sport

by Janice Penix Even though she was an integral part of Lamar’s state championship girls basketball team this year, the court isn’t the only place where Emma Bailey is known for her shot. After helping lead the Lady Warriors to their first state title in over 30 years, and earning all-conference, all-state honorable mention and all-tournament team honors, Bailey took her skills to track and field, setting a new school record in shot put and fini…Clarksville · Clarksville Read Article

Sheriff ‘very disappointed’ in state law enforcement commission | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

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CLARKSVILLE -- In the last year, the Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Training has rebuffed four out of five requests from Sheriff Tom Hughes to decertify former deputies. And the Johnson County sheriff, who spoke to the group last week, remains at odds and is frustrated with members of the state law enforcement commission.Clarksville · Clarksville Read Article

Kenneth E. Musgrove’s An American Story with Many Twists and Turns-That’s Life

A Powerful Tale of Love, Loss, and Justice CLARKSVILLE, AR, UNITED STATES, May 20, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Atticus Publishing proudly presents Kenneth E. Musgrove’s novel, An American Story with Many Twists and Turns-That’s Life, continues to captivate readers with its gripping narrative of love, loss, and the pursuit of justice. This thought-provoking story delves into the impact of tragedy, the search for truth, and the resilience of the hu…Oil and Gas Sector · Clarksville Read Article

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