Trumann News

As you picked up your hometown paper this week you might have noticed a little something different about the front page.

A body found early Tuesday morning behind Ritter Grain on Adamson Road in Marked Tree has been identified as Harold Wood, 39, of Marked Tree.

A Trumann man is facing second degree murder charges in connection with a weekend shooting death in an area along the St.

The city of Trumann Monday expressed interest in acquiring properties near Mulberry Street to alleviate flood problems.

A Poinsett County district judge is back at work after being injured in a two-vehicle crash with what police say was a suspected drunken driver.

A Trumann man was charged with second degree murder in the shooting death of an acquaintance, Poinsett County Sheriff Larry Mills said Tuesday.

A Nashville man was shot and killed late Saturday night at 16110 Hinds Lane near the St.

A man arrested for a homicide in Poinsett County is due in court while authorities search for a motive for the killing.

Brian Winningham moved to Trumann because the city of 95,000 he had been living in at the time had become too dirty for him.

A proposal to rename a section of West Main Street in honor of the late police chief Larry Blagg was voted down by the Trumann City Council at its monthly meeting Tuesday, June 9. The council deadlocked 4-4 against the honorary name change with one member abstaining.

It took 324 workers and three years to construct and outfit the majestic Titanic.

What? You've got to be kidding! Posted Friday, June 12, 2009, at 2:46 AM << Previous Respond That was my immediate response as I sat in the June city council meeting.

The Tri-City Tribune announced this week it soon will merge with its sister paper, the Trumann Democrat, to form a countywide newspaper.

Angela Austin was the glue that held everyone at the Focus Inc. office in Trumann together.

A bus collides head-on with a car, killing 5 and sending several others to the hospital.

The wreckage tells the story. The faces of the first responders do too. This was a devastating wreck.

Five people were killed when a van carrying developmentally disabled adults collided with a vehicle driving the wrong way on U.S. 63 in Craighead County.

A cameraman hooks a microphone on Makayla during an interview in the girl's bedroom.

The recent overdose of a Sharp County infant has led to the arrest of 22-year-old Crystal Williams of Cherokee Village on three felony counts.

Rescue personnel work to remove bodies inside a the wreckage of a bus carrying disabled people on U.S. 63 Wednesday.