This week’s issue of the Eagle Observer is in mailboxes and in news racks today. Some items in this week’s issue include the following: Safari offers amazing shots for wildlife photographers It’s not necessary to spend a fortune and travel … Continue reading
This week’s issue of the Eagle Observer has gone to press and will be in the news racks and mail boxes in the morning. Included in this week’s issue are the following: Gentry man arrested for taping up 9-year-old girl; … Continue reading
Graduation for Decatur High School will be held at 6 p.m. on Friday, May 17, and not on May 18 as originally reported to the Eagle Observer. Graduation ceremonies are in the Lloyd Peterson Gymnasium on the campus of Decatur … Continue reading
GRAVETTE – What was reported as a shooting in the 300 block of Dallas S.E. and a gunman at large ended as a botched burglary in which a man accidentally shot himself. According to a Benton County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson, … Continue reading
In this week’s issue of the Westside Eagle Observer, you’ll find these stories and more, plus a whole page of photos of the district track meet in Gravette. The paper will be in news racks and mail boxes today. Decatur … Continue reading
Members of the Tired Iron of the Ozarks and the Blacksmith’s Organization of Arkansas put on demonstrations of old engines, farm equipment and blacksmithing at the spring show last weekend. More photos will be available in tomorrow’s Westside Eagle Observer. … Continue reading
In an email communication, Gentry Public Schools superintendent Randy Barrett explained the brief lock-down at Gentry High School today: “The brief lock-down at the high school today resulted from a prank text from one student to another regarding another student … Continue reading
GENTRY – Balmy weather yesterday had the feel of severe weather coming, and tornado sirens sounded in Gentry during the wee hours this morning as a severe thunderstorm, with some rotation detected, passed south of the city, near Siloam Springs. … Continue reading
What are those purple flowers which blanket fields and lawns in the spring? Is it henbit or deadnettle? Actually, it could be both since they often grow side by side and are hard to differentiate unless you look up close … Continue reading