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Last weekend’s storm left damage in Chicot County including damaged roofs, trees down, and power lines on the ground; many were also left without electricity.
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Delta Baptist Association, now merged with Bartholomew Baptist Association to form SEARK Baptist Network, donated a home to Arkansas Baptist Children’s Homes and Family Ministries. Once transformed this home will act as the next foster home in Chicot County to help provide multiple beds for …
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The Lakeside Beavers girl’s soccer team beats Crossett 3-1 on Friday evening, March 6, in Lake Village. The boys’ team fell to the Eagles 7-0.
The 2020 Mississippi River Marathon was held this past Saturday, Feb. 8. It was a chilly 38 degrees as runners gathered at the starting point in Lake Village. The run started promptly at 8 a.m. The first to go with a minute head start was a wheelchair contestant. The others got the whistle s…
Students involved in Lakeside robotics teams continue representing the community at a competition last weekend.
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This past Saturday, Jan. 18, members of the community showed up on Man Street to celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr.
Law enforcement used smoke canisters and rubber bullets to break up a peaceful protest taking place in front of the White House. CNN's Boris Sanchez reports.
Roxie Washington, the mother of George Floyd's 6-year-old daughter Gianna, speaks at a press conference about Floyd's death.
Peaceful protesters in Washington were fired at with smoke canisters outside of the White House just minutes before President Donald gave a speech in the Rose Garden declaring he will mobilize the US military to end "riots and lawlessness."
A video appear to show the police pepper spraying a man who yelled at them. CNN's Jake Tapper discusses this with Nikki Jones, professor of African American studies at the University of California, Berkeley.
CNN's Don Lemon discusses the image of peaceful protesters just outside the White House gates dispersed with smoke canisters, flash bangs and rubber bullets, apparently so Trump could visit a nearby church.
Trump turned security forces on peaceful protesters in front of the White House as smoke canisters and rubber bullets flew before declaring himself the "law and order" President. He then stood in front of an iconic church holding a Bible in a striking photo op. CNN's Dana Bash reports.
Joe Biden condemns President Donald Trump over the use of smoke canisters against peaceful protesters outside the White House in order to clear a park so that the President could visit a church for a photo opportunity.
Actress Wanda Sykes gave an impassioned plea to white people to take an active role in combating racism.
Rev. Gini Gerbasi, the rector at St. John's Episcopal Church of Georgetown, said she was at the scene when police fired smoke canisters and pepper balls to disperse the crowds so that President Donald Trump could walk over to the church and take photos.
Sky Brown, an 11-year-old British skateboarder, fell from the top of a half pipe while training. Brown hopes to participate in the 2020 Olympics on Great Britain's first skateboarding team.