Tuesday, June 18 2013 9:30 AM EDT2013-06-18 13:30:16 GMT
PARAGOULD, AR (KAIT) - A late night crash in Greene County results in the death of a Pemiscot County woman. Two children were also injured. According to Arkansas State Police, Sara Hill, 27 of Holland,
A late night crash in Greene County results in the death of a Pemiscot County woman. Two children were also injured.
Tuesday, June 18 2013 6:51 AM EDT2013-06-18 10:51:20 GMT
Crittenden County (KAIT) - A two vehicle accident Monday killed two people from Wynne. According to Arkansas State Police, a Freightliner truck was driving on Highway 64 about 2 miles east of Earle, when
A deadly accident in Crittenden County Monday afternoon kills two Wynne residents.
Tuesday, June 18 2013 10:19 AM EDT2013-06-18 14:19:52 GMT
A Poplar Bluff school teacher is not only a "star of the classroom" she will soon be a star on the pitching mound. Kristy Weaver teaches music at the 5th & 6th Grade Center. Recently she was selected
A Poplar Bluff school teacher is not only a "star of the classroom" she will soon be a star on the pitching mound.
Tuesday, June 18 2013 1:27 PM EDT2013-06-18 17:27:23 GMT
A Jonesboro man is in police custody, accused of taking $7,500 worth of copper out for an early morning stroll. Just before 5 o'clock Tuesday morning, while responding to an unrelated call, Officer Joe
Instead of a baby curled up in the stroller he was pushing, police say a Jonesboro man was hauling stolen copper.
PARAGOULD, AR (KAIT) – Students got a close look at wildlife in
Northeast Arkansas in Region 8 on Wednesday.
The students at Greene County Tech High School got a special visit
from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. Chuck Long is with the AGFC and
spoke to students about Wildlife Management in Arkansas.
Chuck Long gave students enrolled in the GCT Advanced Placement Environmental
Science Class, a hands-on look at wildlife as he dissected ducks with them.
Many Students in the class enjoyed the hands-on approach they got
in their AP Science class.
"You actually get to see it. You don't just look at pictures. You
get to dissect and see what it's made of and stuff like that", said Meagan
Wilson who is a senior in the AP Environmental Science Class.
Spencer Sullivan is a junior in the class as well and feels that
this visit will be very beneficial to everyone.
"If you're interested in what you do and how you impact the environment,
it's something you can be more a part of than other sciences", Sullivan says.
Apart from students receiving a more elaborate lecture like today's
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission visit, the Advance Placement classes also
award these students with college credit.
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