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Miss Drew County Pageant Winners

September 28th, 2026 by Joe Burgess

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Ryburn Motor Company

September 28th, 2026 by Joe Burgess

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Jr. Miss Drew County Pageant Winners

September 28th, 2026 by Joe Burgess

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Patriot Fuel

September 28th, 2026 by Submitted

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MFD Responds To Accident

September 28th, 2026 by Submitted

At 9:58am on Thursday 9/24/26, Monticello Fire Department Rescue 1 responded to a motor vehicle accident with rollover on Hwy 425 N at Walmart Access Road.

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Friday Night September 25th High School Football Scores

September 28th, 2026 by AJ Huffman

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B&S Memorials, Granite – Stone – Bronze

September 28th, 2026 by Joe Burgess

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Pink In The Park, A Breast Cancer Festival, Warren, October 3rd

September 28th, 2026 by Submitted

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Weevils Erase 17-Point Deficit In 30-27 Comeback Win Over Arkansas Tech

September 28th, 2026 by UAM Sports

The University of Arkansas at Monticello football team returned home to Willis “Convoy” Leslie Cotton Boll Stadium on Saturday evening for a Great American Conference matchup with Arkansas Tech University. After falling behind 17-0 early in the second quarter, the Weevils stormed back to claim a 30-27 victory over the Wonder Boys for their first win of the 2026 season.

Arkansas-Monticello produced a season-high 457 yards of total offense, including 218 yards on the ground and 239 through the air. The Weevils picked up 24 first downs and finished a perfect 6-for-6 on trips to the red zone. UAM also played turnover-free football while forcing two Arkansas Tech interceptions.

Quarterback Drew Forkner completed 21-of-31 passes for 239 yards and two touchdowns without an interception. DT McCoy led the receiving corps with five catches for 98 yards, including a 44-yard reception. RJ Hairston added three catches for 30 yards, while Braylon Henry hauled in three passes for 23 yards and a touchdown. Keith Wells Jr. recorded UAM’s other receiving touchdown.

Dave Alston turned in another impressive performance on the ground, rushing 20 times for 126 yards and a touchdown, averaging 6.3 yards per carry. Henry added 59 yards on nine attempts, while Forkner contributed 40 yards on five carries. Altogether, the Weevils averaged 5.9 yards per rushing attempt.

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Patrick’s Auto Wash, GOT BUGS? We Hand Scrub Before You Enter The Wash!

September 28th, 2026 by Joe Burgess

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Delta Justice Center to Host 3rd Annual Pro Bono Month Legal Clinics in Southeast Arkansas

September 28th, 2026 by Submitted

In honor of pro bono month, the Delta Justice Center will partner to offer free criminal record sealing advice and document preparation clinics around Southeast Arkansas. These events will be held as follows: Friday, October 23 at the Monticello Branch Library, 114 W. Jefferson Ave, Monticello, AR 71655 and Saturday, October 24 at the Project Restoration Ministries & Resource Center, 215 E. Iowa St., Dermott, AR 71638.

Pro Bono Week promotes and supports the work of lawyers who volunteer their services for free to people and organizations who couldn’t otherwise afford legal advice. The national celebration of pro bono is held the last week of October each year.

Appointments will be limited and registration is required for participants so eligibility to seal records can be evaluated. To sign up, visit https://forms.gle/Q8ZdK9sePNhqQvtz9 or email Tabitha Lee for the registration link.

Partners for this clinic include the Monticello Branch Library, the Drew County NAACP Legal Redress Committee, and Project Outreach Ministries & Resource Center. Attorneys who would like to volunteer can contact Attorney Tabitha Lee for more information.
Criminal records – even dismissed charges – can affect entire communities by preventing access to a basic cost of living because it can result in discretionary ineligibility for jobs. Sealing criminal records provides access to a higher standard of living through better jobs, housing, and education. Sign up today to receive free legal services through this special event.

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