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Rison in the Fall Festival Accepting Vendors, Food Trucks

Rison in the Fall Festival Accepting Vendors, Food Trucks

Rison in the Fall Festival Accepting Vendors, Food Trucks

Rison Shine is accepting applications for vendors for the Oct. 10 festival. Spaces are limited within Main and Third Streets, so vendors are encouraged to sign up now.Registration forms can be accessed below or by stopping by the Cleveland County Herald office.
Pioneer Village to Host Fourth of July Celebration

Pioneer Village to Host Fourth of July Celebration

Pioneer Village to Host Fourth of July Celebration

RISON - The Pioneer Village at Rison will host a free family fun celebration for the Fourth of July in celebration of America's 250th birthday.The event kicks off at 7 p.m. with a special rendition of the National Anthem, and live music from Laura Caroline.
2026 State District 4-H O'Rama

2026 State District 4-H O'Rama

Photo: 2026 State District 4-H O'Rama

MALVERN - Cleveland County was represented at the 2026 State District 4-H O'Rama. Pictured left to right are (front row) County Agent David West, Elli Luker, Emalyn Clement, Riley Quail, L.J.
Karen Bell Fox

Karen Bell Fox

EHC Member Serves As Delegate To Assoc. Country Women Of The World Conf.

OTTAWA, Ontario — Member of the Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council gained a global perspective on her volunteer efforts as delegate to the Associated Country Women of the World 31st Triennial World Conference. The conference took place in Ottawa, Ontario, from April 26-May 1.
JUNETEENTH IN THE BLUFF - Downtown Pine Bluff is transformed in to a live entertainment district during the Juneteenth in the Bluff celebration. Lakes, a funk and Rhythm & Blues band, will headline this year's festival set to take place at from 5 to 11 p.m. Friday at the Delta Rhythm & Bayous Cultural District in downtown Pine Bluff.

JUNETEENTH IN THE BLUFF - Downtown Pine Bluff is transformed in to a live entertainment district during the Juneteenth in the Bluff celebration. Lakes, a funk and Rhythm & Blues band, will headline this year's festival set to take place at from 5 to 11 p.m. Friday at the Delta Rhythm & Bayous Cultural District in downtown Pine Bluff.

Juneteenth in the Bluff Festival This Friday Night

PINE BLUFF - On June 19, Main Street in downtown Pine Bluff will come alive with food trucks, local vendors, line dancing, free food tastings, and a main stage set to take the crowd on a "Fantastic Voyage.
Dr. Jordan Scribner

Dr. Jordan Scribner

Jefferson Regional Welcomes Audiologist

PINE BLUFF – Jefferson Regional is proud to welcome Jordan Scribner, AuD, to Jefferson Regional Ear, Nose, and Throat Associates. Dr. Scribner earned her Doctor of Audiology from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock.
County Population Trends

County Population Trends

County Population Estimated Below 7,100

RISON - A 2003 study conducted by the Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Arkansas projected that the population of Cleveland County could exceed 11,000 people by the year 2025.

Houston Eyes Small Businesses To Address Declining Population

RISON - Incoming County Judge Jim Houston said he considers Cleveland County’s declining population a “high priority” matter and intends to address it when he officially takes office in January.Houston came out on top in a four-way race in the Republican primary for county judge.
Karen Talent

Karen Talent

Talent Reflects on 38-Year Legacy at Woodlawn School

WOOD LAWN - June 16 marks the end of an era at Woodlawn High School as longtime teachertumed- counselor Karen Talent retires after 38 years with the district.With most of her office cleaned out and memories packed up, she still spent her last day working.
MARKS REUNION STILL GOING FOR 150 YEARS - The sign marking the entrance to the Marks Cemetery shows visitors how to get to one of Cleveland County’s oldest cemeteries tucked away among the pines off Hwy. 97 between Kingsland and New Edinburg. The cemetery has become the site for the Marks Family Reunion, which has been held annually since 1876. The cemetery is located near the location where the first shots of the Civil War Battle of Marks Mill were fired in April 1864. (Photo by Richard Ledbetter)

MARKS REUNION STILL GOING FOR 150 YEARS - The sign marking the entrance to the Marks Cemetery shows visitors how to get to one of Cleveland County’s oldest cemeteries tucked away among the pines off Hwy. 97 between Kingsland and New Edinburg. The cemetery has become the site for the Marks Family Reunion, which has been held annually since 1876. The cemetery is located near the location where the first shots of the Civil War Battle of Marks Mill were fired in April 1864. (Photo by Richard Ledbetter)

Marks Family Reaches Milestone As Annual Reunion Hits 150 Years

NEW EDINBURG - Turning off the Cleveland County twolane onto a red clay road south of Kingsland and west of New Edinburg, one is transported back in time traveling on the old Pine Bluff/Camden Road built in 1832.