Sean Duncan leans back in his kayak after pulling several bags of trash out of Lucas Pond. He, along with Trey Grubbs, Matt Sharp and Blake Sh…
The Crossett Eagles started their soccer season hosting Hermitage. Though the soccer program is three years old, this is the first time Crosse…
The Crossett Lady Eagles lost to the Hermitage Lady Hermits 9-6 when they played Friday.
Zeke Hopper pitches during the Crossett Eagles' season-opener against the Smackover Buckaroos.
Clients and workers of the Ashley County Skilled Work Center load recycling balers at the ACSW location on Arkansas Street. The recycling cent…
The Crossett Baseball League will host a baseball tournament at the Crossett Recreation Complex this weekend to open the season, and there is a chance the new pavilions could be finished.
A Crossett resident’s testimony and advocacy proved a key component in changing a state law.
Trey Grubbs, Matt Sharp, Blake Shaw and Sean Duncan pose with the pile of garbage they pulled from Lucas Pond. The men said they hope their actions will inspire others to clean up across the region.
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The Hamburg Bass Club fished a tournament at GP Lake on March 16.
The Crossett Eagles baseball team beat the Hamburg Lions and Crossett claimed another point for the James D. Rankin trophy, maintaining the lead in the contest.
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