New e-Herald, Website Platforms Begin Sept. 7

RISON - The Cleveland County Herald is pleased to announce an improved website and a new platform for the e-Herald, the digital version of the newspaper, will begin with the Wednesday, Sept. 7, issue of the paper.

Re-New-ing Edinburg

Re-New-Edinburg met Aug. 16 at the New Edinburg Community Center. Present were Trenna Kemp, Roger McClellan, Patricia McClellan, Melody Spears, David Kemp, Martha Tolano, Luis Tolano, Bailey Spears, Don Triplett, Kathy Waldrop, Larry Waldrop, Linda Hornaday.

Arkansas Cancer Grant To Help Mainline Remind Women About Screenings

MONTICELLO – The Arkansas Cancer Coalition has awarded Mainline Health Systems, Inc.

Limited Vendor Spaces Remain For Fall Festival

RISON - Rison Shine's Rison In The Fall Festival will be held Saturday, Oct. 15 this year, orga‐nizer Douglas Boultinghouse has announced. Vendor forms for booths are available now.

Rison Elementary Receives Grant For Special Project

RISON - As readers of all ages celebrate the 100th anniversary of Margery Williams' children's book, 'The Velveteen Rabbit (Or How Toys Become Real),' and as we near 200 years since Charles Dickens wrote the novella, 'A Christmas Carol,' Rison Elementary School has received a $3,000 grant from the...

Agencies Offering Free Business Seminar Sept. 1

LITTLE ROCK - Providing small and emerging business owners with the skills, tools and contacts needed to create and grow their enterprises and better engage in job creation activities are the goals of an upcoming free business conference to be held via Zoom, with a small onsite audience in Fordyce...

Rison High School AC Project Back on Table

RISON - Cleveland County Superintendent Craig Dupuy said he plans to move forward with a $1.2 million project to re‐place the air conditioning units at Rison High School after the Arkansas Legislative Council decided to unfreeze federal COVID relief money that was going to be used for the project.