Community Insurance, a subsidiary of First Community Bank, announced September 17 that Lisha Foust has been promoted to senior vice president, operations manager.
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Bradford Teen Killed in Highway 25 Crash in Charlotte
A 19-year-old Bradford man died in a single-vehicle crash on State Highway 25 in Charlotte on September 5, according to an Arkansas State Police preliminary crash report.
Pilot With Deep Batesville Ties Remembered After Fatal Missouri Plane Crash
A longtime pilot with deep ties to Batesville is being remembered after he and a passenger were killed in a plane crash near Neosho, Missouri.
Batesville Police Earns Tier 1 Advanced Arkansas Law Enforcement Accreditation Accreditation
The Batesville Police Department has officially earned accreditation through the Arkansas Law Enforcement Accreditation Program, marking what the depa…
Cave City, Arkansas Reports ‘Water Line Issue’ With Residents
Residents across northern Cave City woke to news of a sudden service disruption that could affect daily life.
UACCB Faculty, Staff Receive QPR Suicide Prevention Training
The University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville is expanding its mental health efforts by providing QPR Suicide Prevention Training to faculty and staff through an ongoing partnership with White River Health.
First Community Bank Helps Bring Therapy Dogs to Arkansas Schools
First Community Bank has announced a partnership with Paws for Purpose and Snowy Pines White Labs to help place specially trained therapy dogs in schools across Arkansas.
Sheriff Shawn Stephens Gives Update After Abducted Child Found Safe in Independence County
ndependence County Sheriff Shawn Stephens is providing an update after an abducted South Carolina child was found safe in northern Independence County and two people were taken into custody.
First Community Bank Promotes Rebekah Sandridge To Senior Vice President
First Community Bank has announced the promotion of Rebekah Sandridge to senior vice president and reconciliation manager.
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…
