Since its inception in 1975, the purpose of Black River Area Development Corporation (BRAD) is to administer programs to benefit the communities and low to moderate income residents of Clay, Lawrence, and Randolph Counties in Arkansas.
The February Corning City Council meeting began as usual with all councilmen, Masterson, Vannoy, Godwin, and McKinney; Mayor Ahrent and city clerk, J’Anna Couch present.
The McDonald’s in Corning is seeing a marked difference in the number of times they are replacing their water filters since the city has been getting its water supply with the Clay County Regional Water District.
The Corning Bobcats will return to the gridiron under new leadership for their 2019-2020 season.
Jerre Turner, with the Census Bureau, spoke to Chamber members during the February luncheon on Monday, February 4, concerning the upcoming 2020 Census and the need for workers to conduct
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