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The online obituary for Frank Ramirez on the Roller-Crouch Funeral Home website says that visitation starts tonight (Mon) at 6 at the funeral home in Batesville.
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A school district in Independence County is instructing their students to learn from home the week of Thanksgiving as coronavirus infections rise in the area.
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State Sen. James Sturch, R-Batesville, will seek another term in the Senate. Sturch was first elected to the Senate in 2018 after serving two terms in the Arkansas House of Representatives.
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Lyon College President Joseph King resigned from his position on Thursday after being accused of making controversial remarks to a reporter about the Batesville community. Provost Melissa Taverner was named interim president.
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In 2018, the Batesville School District voted to work with Entegrity Partners to go solar to make room in its budget for salary increases for teachers....
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More than 600 new coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Arkansas along with seven new deaths. Meanwhile, a new White House report says Arkansas has the 8th highest rate for new virus case, based on last week's numbers. The White House Coronavirus Task Force also noted that Arkansas' rate of positive tests dropped to 7.6% over the previous week. The report says Pine Bluff, Jonesboro, Fort Smith, Harrison, Blytheville and Texarkana are all in the“red zone” because of the number of new cases and local test positivity rates.
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Mark West is throwing his hat in the ring for the race for Arkansas governor. The pastor and business manager out of Batesville filed to run on Monday...
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The second annual Northeast Arkansas Komen Race for the Cure this year will focus more on taking action than being aware. “More Than Pink through…
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A wall of police officers stood between two groups of protestors at Riverside Park on the banks of the White River in Batesville on Saturday afternoon,...