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DeltaYou: A 30-Year Impact
Retiring academic part of community’s fabric
Read moreChurch Celebrates Lent under New Leadership
Indian priest discusses challenges
Read moreSprinter Seeks Greatness
Junior sprinter continues A-State tradition
Read moreDeltaYou: A Public Radio Leader Retires
KASU Station Manager leaves a lasting legacy
Read moreDeltaYou: Redemption in Six Strings
Pocahontas resident plays guitar at church, sells instructional books and runs Christian-themed web radio station.
Read moreDeltaYou: Couple’s Impact Still Resonates
An educational legacy
Read moreDeltaYou: EMTs Serve the Community
Arkansas’ EMTs provide rural areas emergency care
Read moreMedia Specialist Visits A-State in Speaker Series
Speaker talks students through career, college experience
Read moreDamphousse Seeks Community Ties
A-State chancellor works to unite campus, community
Read moreDeltaYou: Bradley Ledgerwood’s Fight
by Jiayue Liao Delta Digital News Service CASH, ARKANSAS — Though confined to a wheelchair for 34 years, Bradley “Brad” Ledgerwood continues fighting for his personal rights. Ledgerwood was born with cerebral palsy, which keeps him from independently standing, walking, taking care of his personal hygiene and feeding himself. The only parts of his body he can move by himself
Read moreDeltaYou: Beau Jones
By Rachel Moore Delta Digital News Service
Read moreParagould Man Keeps Blacksmithing Tradition Alive
By Kirsten May Delta Digital News Service “Blacksmiths have been the foundation of society since the beginning of time.” Lloyd Clayton works to keep a centuries-old tradition alive, despite the modern conveniences available to us today. “Every trade revolved around the blacksmith. The blacksmith made all their tools. If it wasn’t for the blacksmith, the local communities would not thrive,”
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