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We have confirmed that boil orders for  Monticello, Selma, Enon, & Lacey-Ladelle have been lifted by the Arkansas Department of Health, this morning. (more…)

Our boys defeated Prescott last night to advance to the semifinals of the regional tourney.

This win qualifies them to compete in the 3A State Tourney Next week in Clinton.

We play tonight at 7 in Prescott vs Dumas! Click here for tickets.

Wear Red and Bring the noise.

Holiday Inn Express currently is seeking a full time Maintenance technician.

Must be able to lift more than 50lbs, will be responsible for applying basic fixes to equipment, minor room repairs and installations, and ensure facilities are tidy and functional.
Please come to 146 Dearman Drive apply in person. No phone calls please.

Each year Drew Central Elementary and the Middle School students help SEARK Reading Council collect money for the Heifer Project. Heifer International is an Arkansas foundation that provides animals for families in other countries.

They train the families to use the animals for the benefit of their families and communities. Each animal that is purchased helps the families have food and income to help provide for their needs. This year Drew Central students collected $2,278.27. Thank you for your generous support! 

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Johnson’s Furniture, across from Walmart.

Retail & office building, 425 N.

300 block of N. Main St.

Highway 278 E., past Tillar turn-off.

Former gas station, located on E. Gaines St.

With last weeks snow and ice gone, here are some images of awnings that collapsed, due to the weight of the ice and snow.

Many pharmacies require COVID-19 vaccine appointments be made online, and slots fill up quickly. This can be a problem for the elderly and for people who lack a computer or Internet access. (more…)

According to Monticello Police Chief Jason Akers, last Tuesday, two men were arrested for felony drug charges after falling asleep in a vehicle at a local convenience store. Officers responded as a welfare check after receiving a report of the vehicle parked. (more…)

Last week’s boil orders for southeast Monticello and other communities in Drew County, supplied by the Monticello water department, are still in effect.

The precautionary boil order was issued because of low pressure in the system, as a safety measure, and multiple “good reports“ have been returned from state agencies.

Operators are still waiting on final clearance from Little Rock to resume normal operation, and canceled the boil order.

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