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Vigil Saturday in Rison for Charlie Kirk

News Staff
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
RISON - A candlelight vigil in remembrance of conservative activist Charlie Kirk will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20, on the Cleveland County Courthouse lawn.Organizers Lee and Crystal Freeman invite the public to join them to honor Kirk, by bringing signs and candles.

School Lunches for Sept. 15-19

News Staff
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Rison ElementaryMonday - Create: Turkey hot dog. Classics: Ham and cheese sandwich. Sides: Crinkle fries, lettuce, tomato, fresh whole fruit.Tuesday - Create: Chicken and cheese crispito. Classics: BBQ cheddar burger, crinkle fries. Sides: Seasoned black beans, lettuce, tomato, fresh whole fruit.
YARD OF THE MONTH: SEPTEMBER 2025 - The home of Randy and Nikki Morgan in Woodlawn was selected as the Yard of the Month by the Cleveland County Cultivators and Master Gardeners. Photos were submitted by Marty Bowlin. For more information on the Yard of the Month program, visitwww.clevelandcountyarkansas.com http://www.clevelandcountyarkansas.com

YARD OF THE MONTH: SEPTEMBER 2025 - The home of Randy and Nikki Morgan in Woodlawn was selected as the Yard of the Month by the Cleveland County Cultivators and Master Gardeners. Photos were submitted by Marty Bowlin. For more information on the Yard of the Month program, visitwww.clevelandcountyarkansas.com http://www.clevelandcountyarkansas.com

Yard of the Month: September 2025

News Staff
Wednesday, September 10, 2025

Democrat Party Meeting Sept. 20

News Staff
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
RISON - The Democrat Party of Cleveland County will have a Committee meeting on Saturday, Sept. 20 at 12 noon in the Hall-Morgan Building., Vice Chair Lee Harper has announced.Anyone interested in the County Chair and or Treasurer position please attend this meeting.

Woodlawn Board Gets 3rd Grade Promotion Update

News Staff
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
WOODLAWN - Elementary Principal Zach Meyer gave the Woodlawn School Board some insight into what he plans to do to let parents know about a new state law that will retain 3rd graders who score at Level 1 on the state’s English-Language Arts (ELA) exam.