Fouke News

Staff photo by Jim Williamson Vandalism and rust has created a change in a street sign in Fouke from Virginia to Virgin Street.

HAHAHA~ Well, provide activities for your youth during the summer and they won't feel a need to make a funny!

The Fouke City Council voted unanimously Thursday to support the fire chief and rejected his resignation.

Learn some facts behind the Fouke Monster, that show this creature of cryptozoology maybe a being from the spiritual realm.

Texas Rangers are investigating 20 cases of sexual assault and about 50 bigamy charges involving members of the FLDS Church. Texas officials on Monday confirmed the number of open cases but would not say how many suspects were involved.

Lawmakers and former polygamist church members at a hearing before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday accused a sect under investigation in Texas and elsewhere of denying women and children their ...

For a south Miller County woman, a day of horseback riding ended in a search-and-rescue expedition Friday morning near the Sulphur River Bridge and U.S. Highway 71.

The annual camp meeting of Fairland Holiness Church is set to begin at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Fouke, Ark.

Staff photo by Evan Lewis Lt. William Smith of the Texarkana, Ark., Fire Department walks into the woods along a trail made by a bulldozer to battle a brush fire Wednesday behind Miller County jail.

Concerned citizens voiced opinions about legislative changes that could be made in the best interest of Arkansas' children Thursday at the Miller County Health Unit.

A Miller County circuit judge has been selected to hear the case against Union County Justice of the Peace Jack Reynolds, who stands accused of seven counts of aggravated assault after allegedly discharging an ...

Patricia Crabtree, 57, was rescued late Friday morning near the Sulphur River Bridge and U.S. Highway 71 after a horse back riding accident, a Miller County deputy said.

Chief Deputy Tommy Hollin told the Texarkana Gazette newspaper that officials believe a guard sneaked the hacksaw inside at the request of inmates.

In February, two Miller County Jail inmates got out through a hole in the roof. Then in April, three inmates used a hacksaw to escape from the jail. And just a few days ago, six inmates used a hacksaw to cut through window bars and jump to the yard below. Five of the men — using a blanket to top the razor wire — made it over the fence into the night.

A 19-year-old man was arrested Tuesday night trying to break into the Miller County jail.

AND HERE'S HIS SIGN!

Ignoring the sacred nature of cemeteries, vandals hit a Fouke, Ark., graveyard sometime last weekend, turning over headstones, damaging tombstones and flower urns and creating random destruction.

The entire story of Alamo threatening Nancy Grace and her babies from the Village Voice for Rez ;-)

FOUKE, Ark.-The City of Fouke may soon have a cable television business operating locally.

Former Miller County Sheriff H. L. Phillips got a special delivery Thursday afternoon in a backyard tree just as he was getting ready to mow his yard.

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Alamo was accused of ordering followers at his Saugus church in 1988 to paddle a misbehaving 11-year-old boy (Jeremiah Miller) about 140 times. The evangelist’s case has been frequently delayed because he was a fugitive for two years and was then tried and convicted on the tax charges. Bringing in witnesses who live out of state and requiring Miller, now 18, to recount the experience would have been difficult, Asari said. Miller won $550,000 in damages in a civil lawsuit in 1990 over the incident. MEANING: ALAMO GUILTY!!!

ROME, Italy (AP) -- A fake priest was caught trying to hear confessions in St. Peter's Basilica and was tried by a Vatican tribunal, a Vatican judge said in an interview published Saturday. A judge says a man dressed as a priest tried to take confessions at St. Peter's Basilica. Judge Gianluigi Marrone, who is a member of the court system of the independent Vatican city-state, said the man was wearing clerical garb and carried documents alleging that he was a priest. Some witnesses have made rumoured sitings of Tony Alamo, Self-proclaimed World Pastor and Vatican Enemy visiting Rome that week. Coinkydink?