As COVID-19 continues to spread across the state, the Ashley News Observer will post a weekly update showing area residents statewide and regi…
Ben Brockwell and Austin Fleming of Hamburg show the winnings and trophies they took at the High School Fishing World Finals in Lacrosse, Wis.…
Each week in the month of July, Crossett’s mayoral candidates will each answer a question about an issue that has been posed by one of the oth…
Teen Miss Crossett PRCA Rodeo contestants Addison Gray, left, and Lana Carter, right, ride in during the grand entry at the 72nd Annual Crosse…
Crossett Riding Club member finishes preparing the Cap Gates arena in anticipation of the arrival of competitors for the 72 Annual CRC PRCA Ro…
Editor’s Note: Each week in the month of July, Crossett’s mayoral candidates will each answer a question about an issue that has been posed by one of the other candidates. By participating in the print forum, the candidates get a chance to discuss issues that they think should be a priority …
Ashley County High School’s seniors will finally get to walk to the music of “Pomp and Circumstance” in their graduation cap and gowns this month.
The next phase of Georgia Pacific-Crossett’s permanent closure of some of its Crossett lines will begin next week as demolition of two buildings gets under way.
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Though COVID-19 has forced things to change up a bit, area coaches are slowly getting to resume practice and workouts for school sports.
Two Hamburg High School seniors placed in the top three out of more than 300 teams during the High School Fishing World Finals in Wisconsin.
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When I substituted for teachers at Anderson Elementary — that’s what it will always be namde for me — I quickly started the mantra, “Hard, but not impossible.” I did this because the students have their own mantra: “But, it’s haaaaaarduh.”
How did you celebrate our nation’s birthday? I hope you found a few minutes to reflect on what it means to be an American, and said a prayer and thanks for all those that went before us to make it possible for us to live, work, worship and speak freely.
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