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A recent donation of a large group photo of Warwick Civilian Conservation Corps workers has helped to preserve the memory of the CCC in that town. The CCC was a New Deal work program which ran from 1933-1942, employing men for conservation and...
In winter the land is frozen and still. A cloudless sky shines off snow-covered rice paddies, reflecting light so bright, you have to shield your eyes. I lean into a stinging wind and trudge north up Red Flag Road, to a village named Wasteland.The view is flat, lifeless, and silver fresh. The two-lane cement road slices through the paddies like the courses plowed across frozen
Husband of the late Bree (Nee Hynes), father of the late John. A private funeral mass, for family only, will be held in St Joseph’s Church, Miltown Malbay on Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock. CONTINUE READING BELOW The mass can be viewed live on the Miltown Malbay Parish Webcam. Further enquiries to O’Friel’s Undertakers, Miltown Malbay on 086 259 6439 Add Your Condolence Below Please use the condolence box below. Your message will be held for review before being published. Enter your name as you wish it displayed, you are not required to fill in email subject, then press send.
PHOTO: Jayson Cary Two area men stand accused of setting multiple fires on federal lands in Stone County for nearly two years. Forty-one-year-old Jayson Cary of Leslie and 47-year-old Paul Branscum of Fox each face four felony counts of unlawful burning. According to the probable cause affidavit, Fox Fire Chief Dave Smith contacted an Arkansas Department of Agriculture agent March 10 and said he was informed by a local resident of fire being set close to the bridge at Meadow Creek. The agent traveled to the area and observed a freshly-burned area. The agent states he’s received several comp...