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A young rider beams with pride as they take part in the grand entry at the 64th Annual Scott County Rodeo. Moments like these capture the heart of what this event is all about—passing down tradition, building confidence, and creating memories that last a lifetime. Surrounded by teammates, community cheers, and the glow of golden hour, this cowgirl reminds us that the future of rodeo is in good hands.

Rodeo Tradition Shines Bright at 64th Annual Scott County Rodeo

For 64 years, the Scott County Rodeo has been more than just an event—it’s been a celebration of tradition, family, and the cowboy way of life....

Waldron FFA officers and members gather alongside Mark Chapman and the newly donated registered Beefmaster heifer "Lucy" that will launch the chapter’s long-term herd project. The partnership aims to teach leadership, responsibility, and sustainability while reducing fundraising pressures.

Waldron FFA Kicks Off New Era with Heifer Donation from Chapman...

A single heifer is setting the stage for long-term growth and self-sufficiency for the Waldron FFA chapter. Thanks to the generosity of local...

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Photo from the Ward Lake Trail opening last year near Mena, Arkansas. Photo courtesy of ArkansasOutside.com.

Arkansas Moves Forward with Lift-Access Bike Park Near Mena

MENA, Ark. — Arkansas has received a special use permit from the U.S. Forest Service, clearing the way for a new lift-access mountain bike park on...

Business Spotlight: Smokin Boles Airsoft — Where Play Meets Purpose...

In the small, scenic community of Boles, Arkansas — a place known more for its quiet curves and backroads than weekend thrill-seekers — something...

After the Vote: Mansfield Schools Face a Crossroads Following...

MANSFIELD — A bold vision to modernize Mansfield’s school facilities and academic programming was rejected by voters on May 13, delivering a...

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Grocery prices from Davis Grocery & Market, June 1970 — Ham for $3.39, coffee at $1.59, and biscuits three for 29 cents. Local shoppers clipped these weekly deals from The Reporter, a tradition that kept pantries stocked and neighbors connected.

Back When... Life Was Simpler, and So Were the Prices

In June of 1970, the pages of The Waldron News captured a portrait of small-town life—grocery specials, early summer sales, and cherished...

After the Vote: Mansfield Schools Face a Crossroads Following...

MANSFIELD — A bold vision to modernize Mansfield’s school facilities and academic programming was rejected by voters on May 13, delivering a...

Solid Foundations, Strong Futures: A Faith-Based Option for Scott...

Across Arkansas, families are navigating new choices in education. With the rollout of Education Freedom Accounts (EFAs), parents are exploring...

Waldron FFA officers and members gather alongside Mark Chapman and the newly donated registered Beefmaster heifer "Lucy" that will launch the chapter’s long-term herd project. The partnership aims to teach leadership, responsibility, and sustainability while reducing fundraising pressures.

Waldron FFA Kicks Off New Era with Heifer Donation from Chapman...

A single heifer is setting the stage for long-term growth and self-sufficiency for the Waldron FFA chapter. Thanks to the generosity of local...

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