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Entries open for Fulton County Fair Beauty and Youth Talent Contests 

Entries are open for the Fulton County Fair Beauty Pageants and the Youth Talent Contest.  All pageants and the youth talent contest will be held in the Salem Civic Center at the Fulton County Fairgrounds on July 12. Pageants for ages 1 month to 10 years will be held on Sat. afternoon (time to be determined) and pageants for age 11 - 23 years will be held at 7 p.m. on Saturday. …

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Strawberry River DAR distribute Valentines bags to nursing homes

Strawberry River Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, met Sat. Feb. 2 with 21 members present. Following the conclusion of the opening ritual and officer reports, committee updates were presented on the following: Service to America, American Heritage, and Public Relations and  Media. Delegates were elected to represent the chapter at the upcoming Arkansas State DAR Conference which will be March 27-28 in Little Rock. A nominating committee was also elected who…

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Salem Greyhounds and coaches honored with Resolution at State Capitol

The Salem Greyhound football team was recognized on Feb. 5 at the State Capitol. State Representative Trey Steimel provided the team and coaches with a tour of the capitol. They then were treated to lunch near the Capitol by White River Leak Detection. After lunch they returned to the Capitol and attended a House Session. During this session, Steimel read a resolution that recognized the team as 2024 3A State Champions.

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Beta Sigma Phi Valentines Pageant winners announced

Salem students always look forward to the opportunity to get fancied up in the winter for a great cause. Beta Sigma Phi Valentines Pageant winners were announced last week. In high school, Second Runner-up: Seventh Grade - Adrian Young, son of Chuck and Rachel Young, and Sadie Roberts, daughter of Courtney King. First Runner-Up: Ninth Grade - Cooper Cox, son of Matt and Stephanie Cox and Lindsey Cox and Abby Criss, daughter of…

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Low tech thefts of cryptocurrency open public’s eyes to new high tech crime

Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor and Probable Cause Affidavit from FCSO A couple of employees of the Glencoe Valero have found themselves jobless after their attempt at ingenuity in one of the newest type crimes, theft of cryptocurrency from a Bitcoin machine located inside the business. Elizabeth Jane Austin, 52, and Dennis Kemp, 41, both of Glencoe were arrested on Feb. 4 for the crime of breaking an entering and theft. According to…

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