PHS CHESS TEAM WINS FIRST PLACE
PHS CHESS TEAM WINS FIRST PLACE
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Roberts wins Student’s Choice award at HP art exhibition
Piggott High School student Gracie Roberts received the Student’s Choice award at the recent Hemingway-Pfeiffer XXIII Student Art Exhibition.
PHS “Get Real” program held
Piggott High School Seniors participated in the “Get Real” program Thursday, Jan. 30, 2025, provided by Clay County Cooperative Extension FCS Agent Christin Holmes. The program is a hands-on experiential simulation that teaches young people about personal financial management.
Speaking French
I am not okay I’m barely getting by I’m losing track of days And losing sleep at night I am not okay I’m hanging on the rails So, if I say I’m fine Just know I learned to hide it well I know I can’t be the only one Who’s holding on for dear life But God knows, I know When it’s all said and done I’m not okay But it’s all gonna be alright - I Am Not Okay by Jelly Roll Last Sunday, I sent a message to one of my friends, just checking in on him because it had been a day or so since we last spoke. “I’ve had a very bad day,” he said. “Sh!t has been piling up. You know what I mean?”
Sugar Creek Country Club nominated for Arkansas Delta Byways Awards
JONESBORO â The 23rd annual Arkansas Delta Byways Awards Banquet will be held on Friday, Jan. 31, in Stuttgart. This event is held each year to recognize those with outstanding tourism achievements across the 15county region. Among the nominees for Hospitality include Sugar Creek Country Club in Piggott.
Confirmed case of bird flu in Clay County
LITTLE ROCK â For most of 2024, Arkansas was spared from the spread of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, also known as bird flu. In December, however, the virus was confirmed in six Arkansas backyard poultry flocks and one commercial poultry operation in Clay County.
Piggott man accused of possessing child pornography
Piggott man accused of possessing child pornography
UAPB beginning farmers class seeking participants for 2025
Pine Bluff, AR — The Small Farm Program at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff is recruiting participants for its Beginning Farmers Class, Dr. Henry English, director of the program, said.
Dismal outlook for farm economy extends into 2025
LITTLE ROCK — The economic clouds from 2024 are expected to persist into 2025 as progress toward a new Farm Bill stagnated, commodity prices lagged and profit margins for farmers re-mained razor thin at year’s end.