Entergy Arkansas customers who need help paying their summer utility bills can apply now for up to $475 through the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). The program’s application period runs today through Sept. 30, officials said, or until funds are expended. (more…)

Not Forgotten is our first album that we wrote all the songs on. We are so thankful and blessed to write songs about faith, family and love. I wrote songs about how Jesus saved me, love songs to my wife, a song about my mom and songs to help those who are in chains, addictions and racism.

The CD is $12.00 and is also available on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, etc.

Contact us if you would like to purchase copy. We greatly thank you and appreciate your support. We hope you enjoy!

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Todd Smith, president of Commercial Bank, presents a donation to Katie Matthews of Women Helping Women to support their effort to supply local kids in need with school supplies for the upcoming school year.

On July 24, 2023, the book “Monticello,” by Mark and Rebecca Spencer, will be released by Arcadia Publishing as part of their Past and Present Series. Mark Spencer is associate vice chancellor for Program Development, Assessment and Distance Learning at the University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM) and an award-winning author. He co-authored “Monticello” with his wife, award-winning photographer Rebecca Spencer, who took the contemporary photos for the book.   (more…)

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The MHS Cheerleaders and Mascot attended the National Cheerleaders Association summer camp in Hot Springs June 5-8th. They received several awards competing against some outstanding squads from Arkansas, Texas, and Mississippi. They won 1st Place in the Game Day Cheer and 3rd in the Jam Performance Routine. Other awards they earned were (more…)

According to a Monticello Mayor Jason Akers, another infrastructure project for the residents of Monticello is underway.

Well #4, which supplies water to residents on Oakland, Conley, Cooper and countless other city streets is located near North Conley Street. The well was listed as a priority infrastructure repair when the city obtained its infrastructure plan in 2020. Originally estimated at a cost of over 1.9 million dollars, the original recommendation was to cap the well, relocate it and dig another well. The well is over 300 feet deep. (more…)