At Freedom House’s 10th annual banquet, 19 graduates from a Christ-centered recovery program shared testimonies of faith, sobriety and restored relationships before nearly 150 supporters.

Tractor Supply’s Kennett store hosts a pet treat tasting March 28, 2026, 10 a.m.–2 p.m., with Easter pet photos at 1780 First St.; event is open to the public.

Six local children share how free therapy from Kenny Rogers Children’s Center changed their lives as the Super Mario-themed ...

Kennett United Way closes 2026 campaign, awarding donor-backed funds to local agencies serving children, seniors and families ...

New analysis finds U.S. counties using the most glyphosate often have higher late-stage non-Hodgkin lymphoma and cancer rates ...

St. Bernards Medical Center joins Goldfinch Health’s Billion Pill Pledge, launching Arkansas’s first surgical pain program to ...

Baptist Memorial completes merger with Arkansas Methodist Medical Center, renames Paragould hospital and outlines plans for ...

After 43 years on Gideon’s sidelines, hometown coach Keenan Buchanan retires, reflecting on 300-plus basketball wins, a 2016 ...

The City of Kennett is currently under a burn ban until further notice. Due to current conditions, all outdoor burning is ...

Doniphan Middle School’s Caydin Morin and Anita Zoellner claimed second and third at the Three Rivers spelling bee as Park ...

Holcomb softball opened 2-1 with a second-place finish at the Blazer Blast in Jonesboro, led by junior Khloe Furlow before a ...

Sophomore ace Kaelyn Deckerd led Oak Ridge to its best softball season ever a year ago. Now, she and a young roster are ...