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November 28, 2023
Turkey Week did not disappoint, with great food and family hugs, and we topped it off with a little bit of shopping. We also have more good news to share in this week's Bowie County Sheriff's Report, arrests were way down last week. The fourth week of November brought us 43 arrests made by Bowie County Deputies. Of those 43, Bowie County Deputies made 10, and the remaining 33 were made by other law enforcement agencies and subsequently handed them to Bowie County.
November 20, 2023
Fast Facts: Governor pardons two turkeys Arkansas ranks second nationally in turkey production Turkey production essential to state’s agricultural economy LITTLE ROCK – At …
November 9, 2023
As the holiday season approaches, Valley food banks are preparing to feed families in need, but say they are short on donations and hoping you’ll help.
November 28, 2022
Thank goodness Bowie County arrests were down quite a bit last week, I guess most criminals decided to take a few days off. There were a total of 49 people arrested in Bowie County last week, 19 were by Sheriff's Deputies, while 30 were arrested by other area law enforcement agencies and turned over to the BCSO. It's your Happy Turkey Day report from the Bowie County Sheriff's Office, prepared by Bowie County Chief Deputy Robby McCarver.
November 21, 2022
It’s Turkey Week in Capitals Nation, and that means the annual Wednesday-Friday games at Capital One Arena, followed by a Saturday contest in New Jersey against…
November 15, 2022
Programs for all ages at Main, Branch libraries.
November 24, 2021
Photo: Courtesy of the Arkansas Dept. of Agriculture Little Rock, Ark. -- During a ceremony Tuesday at the State Capitol, Gov. Hutchinson joined agriculture
November 21, 2021
ABC is kicking off Turkey Week with Sunday’s American Music Awards, but not every artist will leave the Microsoft Theater feeling as thankful as when they arriv…
December 11, 2020
It was a Turkey Week that never was for Easton High Schools Class of 2021. The time-honored tradition of bonfires and pep rallies and (hopefully) beating rival Phillipsburg was sidelined by the pandemic. "If youre from Easton, if youve lived here even for like two years, you know how big of a deal turkey week is. Its something you look forward to starting in elementary school," said Maya Fonkeu, a member of the Easton class of 2020. Fonkeu decided to bring back the Adopt a Senior program for he...