News
Vision testing for pre-school children slated
“I distinctly remember seeing things I’d never seen before,” Ken Hayes said, recalling getting glasses when he was 6 years old. Continue reading...
Officers pull double duty
A job in a stereo shop as a teen-ager provided police Sgt. Ryan Walker with skills he uses now in his job on the Pea Ridge Police Department. Walker and Cpl. Mitch Brown saved the city money by installing the equipment necessary to outfit the department’s two newest vehicles. Continue reading...
Habitat plans second build
Benefiting the non-profit group Habitat for Humanity, City Council members agreed to waive impact fees and reduce other building fees for the second Habitat house constructed in town. Continue reading...
Studying on Saturday in critical thinking
Nearly 200 students filed in the doors at Pea Ridge High School Saturday morning. Continue reading...
Time for a fresh start
With the new year now in motion, and a couple of weeks of 2012 behind us, I wonder how you are doing with some of the goals or resolutions you placed before you with the new year. If you’re like me, you possibly have already discovered that some of the things you resolved to do are not going to get done this year, at least not the first part of the year. Continue reading...
Sports
Lady ’Hawks lose close one to Shiloh
Ahead twice, tied once, the Lady Blackhawks gave the Shiloh ladies a run for their money Friday night, but ultimately lost the hard-fought contest by 1 point — 33/32. Continue reading...
SPORTS BRIEFS
Sports news, in brief. Continue reading...
’Hawks pluck Cardinals 50/47
Dakota Woodward slid his toe up to the free-throw line and dribbled twice. Continue reading...
Lady ’Hawks shock Shiloh, lose 33/32 nailbiter
The mighty Shiloh girls basketball team came to Pea Ridge expecting to add to their long winning streak over the Lady ’Hawks. Continue reading...
Raising $ for cheerleaders’ state rings
PEA RIDGE — Earning first place in state competition is a memorable experience and Blackhawk cheer head coach Jamie Bunting wants her cheer squad to have rings to commemorate the event. Continue reading...

