Magnolia News

Laura Cleveland and Harold Fincher, both of Magnolia, get instructions from Sara Thompson before she begins to record their conversatons with each other as part of a program to record people talking about their life in Arkansas.

The Rev. Billy Joe Daugherty, the founding pastor of Victory Christian Center, died Sunday after a short battle with lymphoma.

Larry G. Mickey, 68, of Viola, Arkansas, son of Pearl Mickey and the late Orville Woodrow Mickey, was born on January 4, 1941, in Bernie, Missouri.

Flash flooding brought by heavy rain continues in southern Arkansas and in Columbia County two schools are closed.

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Authorities in separate Columbia County towns are investigating two homicides in less than one day.

Authorities say a teen was found shot to death in a sports utility vehicle near a Magnolia church.

Expenses of candidates in the Democratic primaries were filed with the county clerk.

Arkansas Lottery Director Ernie Passailaigue awards the first lottery retail license to Murphy Oil representatives Carl James, Kyle Williams and Hank Heithaus during an Arkansas Lottery Commission meeting Wednesday.

Authorities say the July 23 death of a McNeil man was gang-related and five people have been arrested, including a juvenile.

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MAGNOLIA, Ark. - Vampires typically roam the fogged streets of London or the humid nights of New Orleans, opulent worlds filled with beautiful monsters and formal balls.

Author Charlaine Harris takes vampires to the South, and her popular books, starring telepathic character Sookie Stackhouse, inspired the hit HBO series "True Blood." A A Reuters A A The Week in Pictures A soaked baseball fan, Pakistani war refugees and a newborn whale are among this week's noteworthy images from across the globe.

A 43-year-old motorcycle rider from Magnolia, Ark., has died after a crash on U.S. Highway 259 in McCurtain County in far southeastern Oklahoma.

The Young Peoples Department of Peters Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church will be having a car wash beginning at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the Kum & Go at 3520 E. Shawnee Bypass.