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Nursing Home Demolition Begins

Nursing Home Demolition Begins

Nursing Home Demolition Begins

RISON - A trackhoe sits idle Monday after taking down a section of the former Cleveland County Nursing Home facing Fifth Street in Rison last week. Huntley Dirt Works of Sulphur Springs began tearing down the facility last week.
RISON ELEMENTARY ARTISTS OF THE MONTH: MARCH - Bottom row, left to right: Lia Arp, Bryant Branch, Brentleigh Dodds, Olivia Lawson, Emily Morales, Jaxson Pennington; Top row, left to right: Ayden Spenc er, Laycee McMahon, Draven Dominguez, Ireland Horne, Annabelle Besaw, Piper Phillips, Jett Gray, Tessa Stephenson.

RISON ELEMENTARY ARTISTS OF THE MONTH: MARCH - Bottom row, left to right: Lia Arp, Bryant Branch, Brentleigh Dodds, Olivia Lawson, Emily Morales, Jaxson Pennington; Top row, left to right: Ayden Spenc er, Laycee McMahon, Draven Dominguez, Ireland Horne, Annabelle Besaw, Piper Phillips, Jett Gray, Tessa Stephenson.

Elin Bradley

Elin Bradley

Rison Students of the Month: March

ELIN BRADLEY, a 7th grader at Rison Middle School, was named March student of the month for grades 7-9. She is the granddaughter of Michele Northrop and James Johnson. Her activities and honors include Junior Beta Club, Student Council, G.T., Junior Quiz Bowl and FBLA.
Photo by Meredith Wilkins

Photo by Meredith Wilkins

Hargis Signs with UAM

WOODLAWN - Woodlawn High School Senior Chloe Hargis has officially committed to joining the University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM) cheerleading squad. At a signing ceremony held March 26, Hargis solidified her dedication to the sport she loves, marking a milestone in her athletic journey.
EASTER BUNNY VISITS COMMUNITY EGG HUNT AT RISON - Rison Shine C ommunity Development and the Pioneer Village co-hosted the Cleveland County Eggstravaganza Saturday at the historic village in Rison. The egg hunt featured around 2,000 eggs and more than 60 kids scouring the grounds looking for candy and prize-filled eggs. The event also included a pancake breakfast with the bunny that served as a fundraiser for the two groups.

EASTER BUNNY VISITS COMMUNITY EGG HUNT AT RISON - Rison Shine C ommunity Development and the Pioneer Village co-hosted the Cleveland County Eggstravaganza Saturday at the historic village in Rison. The egg hunt featured around 2,000 eggs and more than 60 kids scouring the grounds looking for candy and prize-filled eggs. The event also included a pancake breakfast with the bunny that served as a fundraiser for the two groups.

Submitted by Jenny Wright

Submitted by Jenny Wright

Bingo at the Cottages

RISON - 'Y' EHC ladies Mary, Kaye, Jenny met up at the Wilson Cottage March 11 for a morning of bingo with the residents. There was a lot of laughter and fellowship. It is always a pleasure to give back our time and energy to these residents. They still speak of Mr.
RISON GOOD CATS - Madalyn Shirey (Triple Cross), Lara Sotres (Pizza Pro), Kate Morrison (Anytime Smoothie), Brayden Wallace (Corner Express), Jaxon Power (El Girasol), and Antonio Scott (Main Street Cafe)

RISON GOOD CATS - Madalyn Shirey (Triple Cross), Lara Sotres (Pizza Pro), Kate Morrison (Anytime Smoothie), Brayden Wallace (Corner Express), Jaxon Power (El Girasol), and Antonio Scott (Main Street Cafe)

Good Cats at Rison

RISON ELEMENTARY FEBRUARY ARTISTS OF THE MONTH - Top row, left to right: Zoe Ferguson, Reece Varnell, Emma Brown, Aliana Coleman, Paislee Ercanbrack, Easton Gambill; Bottom row, left to right: Jeremiah Walls, Laci Billings, Garrett Van Housen, Kenzie Power, Natiley Raney (Not Pictured: Scarlett Womble, Sarah Kay Vallance, and Jason Mallow ).

RISON ELEMENTARY FEBRUARY ARTISTS OF THE MONTH - Top row, left to right: Zoe Ferguson, Reece Varnell, Emma Brown, Aliana Coleman, Paislee Ercanbrack, Easton Gambill; Bottom row, left to right: Jeremiah Walls, Laci Billings, Garrett Van Housen, Kenzie Power, Natiley Raney (Not Pictured: Scarlett Womble, Sarah Kay Vallance, and Jason Mallow ).

BACKWOODS POULTRY SHOW - Brian Gates marks off an entry in the bantam competition at the Backwoods Poultry Show held this past Saturday at the Cleveland County Fairgorunds in Rison. Frankie Harper of Rison, organizer of the event, said this year's show drew entries from as far away as Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas. In total, he said just under 400 birds took part in the competition.

BACKWOODS POULTRY SHOW - Brian Gates marks off an entry in the bantam competition at the Backwoods Poultry Show held this past Saturday at the Cleveland County Fairgorunds in Rison. Frankie Harper of Rison, organizer of the event, said this year's show drew entries from as far away as Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas. In total, he said just under 400 birds took part in the competition.

Backwoods Poultry Show