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Nashville Man Killed in Howard County Crash on Cornbridge Road
Justin Wade Wescott, 21, of Nashville, was killed the morning of Nov. 11 in a two-vehicle crash on Cornbridge Road in rural Howard County. He was pronounced dead at the scene. A preliminary Arkansas State Police report, cited by Hope Prescott, says Wescott traveled left of center in a 2026 Volkswagen and struck a 2023 Nissan. The crash happened at 7:45 a.m. Trooper Acxsel Rios was the investigating officer.
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Texarkana flight to DFW still at the gate as FAA halts departures nationwide
Texarkana Regional Airport’s afternoon flight to Dallas sat at the gate for more than three hours Friday and the last arrival of the night was canceled after the Federal Aviation Administration ordered departures stopped at every airport in the country. The FAA issued the nationwide ground stop Friday afternoon....
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Dierks School Board Discusses Recovered Funds, Approves Vehicle Purchase
The Dierks School Board met Tuesday for its regular monthly meeting, with three members present and two absent. Members in attendance were Jaron Tipton, Kara Tedford and Laykon Graham. Kirby Allen and Justin Simmons were absent. During the meeting, Superintendent Grover Hill provided an update regarding a compromised check totaling...
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Dierks Outlaws Prepare for First-Round Playoff Matchup Against Magnet Cove
The Dierks Outlaws are getting ready to take the field tonight as they begin their playoff run against the Magnet Cove Panthers. On Wednesday, we had the opportunity to speak with Assistant Coach Marcus Wright about the upcoming matchup and what the Outlaws will need to do to advance. Dierks...
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Texarkana man charged in 2008 killings of mother, stepfather remains unfit for trial after 17 years in State Hospital
TEXARKANA, Ark. — Eighteen years after a Texarkana man was arrested in the killings of his mother and stepfather, the capital murder case against him is still open in Miller County, and the latest report from the Arkansas State Hospital says he is not likely to stand trial in the foreseeable future.