First Community Bank has announced the promotion of Rebekah Sandridge to senior vice president and reconciliation manager.
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Sara Low To Be Remembered At Batesville 9/11 Service
Twenty-five years after the September 11 terrorist attacks, Batesville will come together Friday to remember the nearly 3,000 people who lost their li…
Searcy 9/11 Prayer Gathering Planned At Harding University Tonight
Searcy residents are invited to gather Thursday evening for a community prayer service commemorating the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
Armed Robbery Suspect Sought Near Highway 321 In Lonoke County
A heavy police presence is reported in the area of Highway 321 and South 1st Street as officers search for a suspect following an armed robbery Wednesday afternoon.
Missing 12-Year-Old Riley Berryhill Found Safe Near Batesville, Arkansas
A nationwide search for a missing 12-year-old South Carolina girl has ended safely in Independence County, Arkansas.
Lyon College Fall Career Expo Set For Oct. 13 In Batesville
Lyon College will bring employers, recruiters and graduate programs together with job seekers during its Fall 2026 Career Expo.
Arkansas State Employees Awards Record $66,000 To 66 Scholarship Recipients
Sixty-six students and family members of Arkansas state employees have received scholarships to help them continue their education.
Faulkner County Man Faces Aggravated Burglary And Domestic Violence Charges
A 37-year-old man is facing several felony and misdemeanor charges following an early-morning arrest in Faulkner County.
Batesville Council Updates Employee Handbook, Advances Water Funding And Park Projects
The Batesville City Council approved changes to the city’s employee handbook and authorized additional action connected to Arkansas Natural Resources Commission funding during its meeting Tuesday, September 8.
Searcy Council Approves NorthStar EMS Ownership Change; Name, Staff And Rates Expected To Remain
NorthStar EMS will retain its familiar name, local leadership and current service commitments following an ownership change approved Tuesday night by the Searcy City Council.
