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Gavin Stone (right) pictured with the late Norfork High School principal and Dodger fan Bobby Hulse at basketball game in Norfork (Photo courtesy of Norfork

Prior to relocating to the Twin Lakes Area in January, Williams worked at Arkansas Northeastern College in Blytheville for a brief period of time. He started his time in the education field in 2007 and spent more than a decade at South Pemiscot R-V School District in the southeastern Missouri town of Steele. During his tenure, he served one year as the assistant principal at South Pemiscot High School and the final eight years as the principal of Central Elementary School. Williams’ first day at Norfork High School will be June 1. WebReady

  Tuesday Feb 2, 2021 at 5:06 PM Feb 2, 2021 at 5:06 PM Columns share an author’s personal perspective. ***** I like teachers. They are my favorite people. They work long hours, up early preparing for classes, on their feet most of the day, grading papers and writing lesson plans late into the night, often spending their own money to help their students. Add to this the extracurricular activities: sports events, performances, contests, parties and dances. They are almost always underpaid and too often underappreciated. My wife is a retired public school teacher who ...

Columns share an author’s personal perspective.*****I like teachers. They are my favorite people. They work long hours, up early preparing for classes, on their feet most of the day, grading papers and writing lesson plans late into the night, often spending their own money to help their students. Add to this the extracurricular activities: sports events, performances, contests, parties and dances. They are almost always underpaid and too often underappreciated.My wife is a retired

  Tuesday Feb 2, 2021 at 4:06 PM Feb 2, 2021 at 4:06 PM Columns share an author’s personal perspective. ***** I like teachers. They are my favorite people. They work long hours, up early preparing for classes, on their feet most of the day, grading papers and writing lesson plans late into the night, often spending their own money to help their students. Add to this the extracurricular activities: sports events, performances, contests, parties and dances. They are almost always underpaid and too often underappreciated. My wife is a retired public school teacher who ...