Volunteers spruce up Brockett Cemetery
Volunteers donate time and effort to provide a fresh look
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JONESBORO RESIDENTS PREPARE FOR A CURFEW
Residents make several requests amongst pandemic
Read morePOCAHONTAS SCHOOL DISTRICT TO CLOSE TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF CORONAVIRUS
Coronavirus causes school closure
Read moreDEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE IN POCAHONTAS BRINGS NEW BUSINESSES
City experiences positive growth through diversity
Read morePOCAHONTAS SCHOOL BOARD TO OPEN NEW CHECKING ACCOUNT AFTER DETECTING FRAUDULENT ACTIVITY
Board also votes to hire new cafeteria worker
Read moreWATER VOLLEYBALL COMING TO THE POCAHONTAS AQUARIUM
Water volleyball league in the works
Read morePOCAHONTAS SCHOOL DISTRICT TO PURCHASE NEW SCHOOL BUS
Board tackles student transfers, resignations and pay
Read moreCITY OF POCAHONTAS SEES 11% REVENUE GROWTH
Court grants summary judgment in city’s favor
Read moreCivil Rights Struggle Come to life
Museums offers visual education in American history and culture
Read moreNO MORE CONCUSSIONS FOR THE POCAHONTAS REDSKINS
Pocahontas football players look forward to new safer helmets
Read more‘THE ROOST’ PROVIDES COMPETITION FOR CHAIN STORES
By Christine Miyawa Delta Digital News Service POCAHONTAS – Walking into The Roost, one may mistake the furnishings on sale as brand new. The touch of snow-white color exudes the ambiance of a rich country with a splash of Bohemian flavor. The merchandise may look new, but most of the furnishings are from a different era. An era when quality and
Read moreA-State African Students Association gives a hand to the homeless
Shelter provides families with much needed assistance
Read moreNew travel center opens in Pocahontas
New store offers free coffee for law enforcement
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