Greenbrier News

Michael Feathers faces charges of child pornography National Center for Missing and Exploited Children A Faulkner county man is accused of having nearly two dozen child pornography pictures on his personal computer.

A Faulkner County man has been charged with 23 counts of possession of child pornography.

The following persons made first appearance at Faulkner County Circuit Court on Monday: a Xavier Davis, 18, 703 First Avenue, Conway, according to Davisa statements in court.

Meredith Turner of Conway and Kody Montz of Greenbrier have announced their engagement and forthcoming wedding.A The bride-elect is the daughter of LTC Perry L. and Mrs.

A Greenbrier mother and son are set to be the first in the area to be charged with lottery ticket fraud since the lottery began on Sept.

The following persons made first appearance at Faulkner County Circuit Court on Monday and Wednesday: a James Brian Pearson, 33, 5477 Wofford Lane, Conway, according to a FCSO jail intake report.

The Faulkner County Sheriff's Office and Arkansas Lottery Commission are investigating the theft of four books of lottery tickets from a Greenbrier convenience store.A According to a report released by FCSO, the tickets were delivered to a Greenbrier Flash Market on Oct.

The Fall 2009 Juried Senior Exhibition will open at the University of Central Arkansasa s Baum Gallery on Thursday and will be displayed until Dec.

In January, Terry Simpson, a pastor from Greenbrier, will be heading to a place he has never been - the country of Nepal.

Mrs. Sam Adkisson entertained a group of eight at her home. Each person contributed a dime to the P.T.A. fund being raised in this manner and each would continue her part of the series of vanishing teas by entertaining a group of four later.

The theme was a oeSisterhood of Roses Spa Retreata . 35 roses and volunteers met at Springhill Baptist church to carpool to the retreat.

The latest earthquake in central Arkansas rattled residents of Faulkner County Sunday night.

The series of small earthquakes that have slightly rocked the Greenbrier area this month are no cause for alarm, according to Scott Ausbrooks, geohazards supervisor for the Arkansas Geological Survey.

Five earthquakes in the last weekend hit to the northwest of Greenbrier. "The activity has been occurring in Faulkner County just to the north and the west of what we call the Inola swarm area," says Scott Ausbrook.

Five small earthquakes were recorded during the weekend and Monday in the Greenbrier area, which also had a series of small quakes less than two weeks ago.

Conway High Schoola s football team defeated Carlisle 21-0 at their Hi-Day game.

A Faulkner County man is jailed in Baxter County after sheriff's deputies say a drunk driver took a three-mile ride going the wrong way on the US 62/412 Bypass and later crashed into a brick column on a nearby college campus.

If you thought you felt the ground shaking in Central Arkansas today, it wasn't your imagination.

City Council members have been wrestling with an early warning system for their residents for a few months now and still have made no decision.

The U.S. Geological Survey said Thursday that the first two quakes registered a magnitude of 2.8, while the magnitude of Thursday afternoon's quake was put at 2.7. None of the quakes was of a magnitude likely to have been noticed by area residents.