01/19/10 The Arkansas Department of Education (ADE) on January 12 released to members of the Arkansas General Assembly a report on grade inflation, which identified 58 high schools in the state as inflating 20 percent or more of its grades.
 01/18/10 Ashley County authorities say the body of a 19-year-old man missing since early New Year's Day has been found in the Saline River near Crossett.
01/15/10 Two weeks to the day after he disappeared, searchers recovered the body of Dustin Evans, 19, from the flooded backwaters of the Saline River on Friday morning, Jan. 15. Evans' body was found in an area along Ashley Road 284 where the road intersects with Ashley 293.
01/14/10 The search for Dustin Evans, 19, who was last seen on New Year's Eve, was in its tenth day on Monday, and the searchers have some good news and some not so good.
01/14/10 Architect Steve Elliot of Elliot and Studer explains the layout of the proposed lower level expansion of the gymnasium to the Crossett School Board during in its January meeting Thursday night.
12/31/09 The North Main site for a new fire station. The Hamburg City Council, in its regular meeting on Monday night, December 21, approved the purchase of about five acres of land on North Main to be used for a new fire station.
12/29/09 Hamburg Police Sgt. Calvin Frierson appealed his firing after a pursuit through Hamburg in which shots were fired.
12/29/09 January of 2009 began with ceremonies on the first day of the new year in which various local officials took their oaths of office. In Hamburg, Circuit Judge Sam Pope administered the oaths of office to the various constitutional officers, including members of the quorum court and constables.
12/22/09 Hamburg School Board vice president Bryan Hollis, left, listens as Superintendent of Schools Max Dyson makes a point during the board's regular meeting on Thursday night. Hollis presided in the absence of Dane Weindorf, the board president.
 12/17/09 The United States Run begins January 15 to benefit Community Crisis Center of Elgin, IL.
12/16/09 The district's financial report, special recognitions by the superintendent, a discussion on the T.W. Daniel facility, and resetting the January board meeting centered Crossett School District's board of education meeting Monday night, Dec. 7.
12/16/09 Dr. Janice Warren reads a special announcement to board members and members of the Crossett High School staff. The announcement, she said is that the campus has been selected to receive the 2009 College Readiness Award.
12/16/09 Ashley County Clerk Genie Kersten reads the county's new budget ordinance to the members of the quorum court.
12/13/09 The second round of statewide mass vaccination clinics designed to immunize Arkansans against both seasonal and H1N1 influenza will held Dec. 10 at 9 a. m. at the Ashley County Health Unit in Hamburg and at 9 a.m. Dec. 11 at the Ashley County Health Unit in Crossett, according to Tammy Cook, administrator.
 12/10/09 The sounds of holiday songs will fill the State Capitol again today. Performances featuring more than 130 school choirs and dance troupes are going on weekdays through December 18th.
12/03/09 First National Bank of Crossett (FNBC) has signed a consent order with the Office of Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) to take measures to resolve bank performance concerns. The order specifically addresses certain criticized assets consisting of loans and participation identified by the OCC.
11/25/09 The regular Hamburg City Council meeting on Monday night, November 23, was a routine one with only one action item on the agenda. However, Mayor Gordon Hennington also reported on several issues in which there is widespread local interest.
 11/21/09 RUSTON - Louisiana Tech's fall quarter commencement exercises are at 2 p.m. Saturday at Thomas Assembly Center. Diplomas will be awarded to 339 graduates.
 11/17/09 The Watson Chapel Wildcats overcame a slow start in the first quarter to win going away in the second half, 73-49, over Pulaski Robinson on Monday in the Stuttgart Tournament.
11/15/09 An American flag honoring six Cossey brothers: J. Arvle, R. Lee, G. Othel, Henry U., and R. Eugene, all of who served during World War II, and J. Ray Cossey, who served during the Cold War era, replaced the flag that has flown over the Veterans Memorial since Memorial Day in honor of the Collins family during the county's annual Veterans Day ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 11. The flag will continue ... | 
