Mayflower News

Arrest made in robbery, kidnapping By JOE LAMB A man wanted since Friday for kidnapping and robbery was arrested Wednesday afternoon at a church near the Faulkner and Pulaski county line.

Investigators are still investigating the Sunday morning stabbing of a woman at her home southwest of Mayflower.

A Faulkner County woman was stabbed Sunday morning at a rural home southwest of Mayflower.

A Faulkner County man was injured Saturday afternoon when his Cessna crashed in a field near Mayflower.

Among reports recently generated by the Conway Police Department and the Faulkner County Sheriff's Office: 1. Drowning at Palarm Creek Park .

Elected officials and representatives from state agencies including the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission met Wednesday to discuss Lake Conway's problems.

Second Walmart kidnapper pleads guilty Kendrick Ellis Price, 18, of Jacksonville, pleaded guilty this week to kidnapping, robbery and theft of property for his role in the March 25, 2008, carjacking and abduction of a Greenbrier woman from a Conway Walmart parking lot.

Services have been set for an assistant police chief killed in the line of duty.

State police say a Plumerville police officer who was shot when he pulled over a stolen vehicle has died.

State police say a Plumerville police officer who was shot when he pulled over a stolen vehicle has died.

Authorities confirm that Plumerville police officer Joseph "Joey" Cannon has been shot and killed.

Kevin Short wrapped up his third BASS victory Sunday, finishing with a final-day catch of 11 pounds, 13 ounces on the Mississippi River to hold off Kelly Jordan by 10 ounces.

The group studied at the H.C. Morris Training Center east of Mayflower on Lake Conway.

Boys and Girls Club provides structure for youth By MICHAEL ALLEN The directors at The Boys and Girls Club of Faulkner County want to continue developing local youth with the best resources available to them.

Graduates face fear of unknown Jessica bauer jessica.bauer@thecabin.net It would be a stretch to say it's been a while since I graduated high school.

Farmers like James Schaefer at Schaefers Farm near Mayflower say they have quite a mess on their hands.

The Pulaski County Special School District maintenance supervisor is out of jail accused of stealing more than $100,000 in taxpayer money to feed a drug habit.

Cheers spread across a sea of purple in the Farris Center after salutatorian Clint Webb told his fellow graduates, "We finally made it." Mayflower High School graduated its class of 2009 at the University of Central Arkansas on Tuesday, and Webb took the group on a sentimental journey in his address.

Residents in Mayflower will meet at City Hall Friday to discuss flooding caused by Lake Conway.

Right now, people living around Lake Conway are frustrated with flooding and want change.