School and Sports
FAYETTEVILLE -- After the Decatur Lady Bulldog junior high girls basketball team had a remarkable 28-2 run this summer, it was finally time for the boys to pro…
by Michael Eckels - July 26, 2022FAYETTEVILLE -- In their first outing this summer under new head basketball coach Austin Froderking, the Decatur Bulldogs boarded a bus bound for Fayetteville …
by Michael Eckels - July 26, 2022MULBERRY -- Summer camps, whether it be basketball, football or volleyball, are a coach's chance to see his or her teams in action in order to make changes to …
by Michael Eckels - July 26, 2022MULBERRY -- It was the culmination of hard work and determination July 21 as the Decatur junior high Lady Bulldogs traveled to Mulberry to participate in the Y…
by Michael Eckels - July 26, 2022MULBERRY -- The Gentry Lady Pioneer varsity and junior high volleyball teams took advantage of an opportunity to engage in a little real match time July 18 and…
by Michael Eckels - July 26, 2022With fall approaching, many Arkansans are looking to join a hunting club.
by Bryan Hendricks - July 26, 2022Days like these make me appreciate simple things, like standing chest-deep in a creek.
by Bryan Hendricks - July 26, 2022WESTSIDE -- Legacy Leavey did it big in Branson, Mo., for the softball nationals tournament on July 6-10.
by STAFF REPORT - July 19, 2022Opinion
Recently, LibertyUnderFire.com published: "No need for Article V Convention, just honor your oath." We argued that the Convention of States was a distortion of…
by HAROLD W. PEASE, PH.D. Liberty Under Fire - August 2, 2022We suffer, grass dies and my close relative thinks we should eat cool food. That does not include steaming hot steak with butter and baked potatoes.
by Randy Moll - August 2, 2022Did you know that bicycles have been around for over a century? It's true. What began as an idea for a creative way to get around has evolved into a smart piec…
by Siloam Springs Regional Hospital - August 2, 2022Debbie Ford once appropriately said, "I think that any time of great pain is a time of transformation, a fertile time to plant new seeds."
by JOHN NEWBY “Building Main Street, not Wall Street” - August 2, 2022Warning: First off this isn't going to be a 'cuff that I had planned for the first week in August. Maybe, if I don't have to change the ribbon on that old Smit…
by DODIE EVANS - August 2, 2022We have all seen many kinds of clouds -- rain clouds, white puffy clouds, clouds with rainbows, even clouds of gnats and steam clouds from an old-fashioned loc…
by DAVID CATER Star-Gazing - July 26, 2022It's 10 p.m., your jammies are on and you're settling in to watch the latest episode of your favorite show. What's missing? If you answered "a bag of barbecue …
by HEALTHY LIVING Siloam Springs Regional Hospital - July 26, 2022A red clay roadbed over the new Wolf Creek Bridge in northern Decatur is ready to be compressed by a roller machine and the bulldozer (right) in preparation fo…
by Michael Eckels - July 26, 2022Religion
"But someone will say, 'How are the dead raised up? And with what body do they come?'" 1 Cor. 15:35 (read 35-58)
by Randy Moll - August 2, 2022"Since then the children are partakers of flesh and blood, he also himself likewise took part of the same, so that through death he might destroy him who had t…
by Randy Moll - July 26, 2022"Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered. Blessed is the man to whom the LORD does not impute iniquity, and in whose spirit there i…
by Randy Moll - July 19, 2022"Who will lay anything to the charge of God's elect? It is God who justifies. Who is he who condemns? It is Christ who died, or rather who is risen again, who …
by Randy Moll - July 12, 2022"And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of man be lifted up, so that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have et…
by Randy Moll - July 5, 2022"Today, if you will hear his voice, do not harden your heart, as at Meribah, and as in the day of Massah in the wilderness, when your fathers tested me, they p…
by Randy Moll - June 28, 2022"O come, let us sing to the LORD. Let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation. Let us come before his presence with thanksgiving and make a joyful …
by Randy Moll - June 21, 2022There were present at that season some who told him of the Galileans, whose blood Pilate had mingled with their sacrifices. And Jesus, answering, said to them,…
by Randy Moll - June 14, 2022
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SULPHUR SPRINGS -- Resident Joseph Cowan, 21, is enthused about his hometown of Sulphur Springs and is delving deep into his town's history, making finds that …
by DANIEL BEREZNICKI Special to the Eagle Observer - August 2, 2022GENTRY -- Rains finally fell again in Eagle Observer territory, with just over an inch and a half of rain falling in Gentry overnight on Thursday, another 2.7 …
by Randy Moll - August 2, 2022DECATUR -- It's raining, it's raining! People from all over the region celebrated July 27 as a day that brought relief from 100-degree plus temperatures and hu…
by Michael Eckels - August 2, 2022DECATUR -- It has been a long road for Mayor Bob Tharp, city council members, and rural residents, but finally the long-awaited Western Benton County Water Pro…
by Michael Eckels - August 2, 2022GRAVETTE -- The summer reading program at the Gravette Public Library is a resounding success. Karen Benson, library director, reported at the July meeting of …
by Susan Holland - August 2, 2022GRAVETTE -- Members of the Gravette city council dispensed with business quickly at their regular meeting Thursday evening, July 28. In a matter of just a few …
by Susan Holland - August 2, 2022DECATUR BARBECUE -- One of the most popular events of Decatur Barbecue since its conception in 1953 is the evening concert. The first entertainer for this even…
by Michael Eckels - August 2, 2022Kevin Upshaw and his band, One Night Stand, will open for Blane Howard during the 68th Decatur Barbecue concert on the Bill Montgomery USO stage at Veterans Pa…
by Michael Eckels - August 2, 2022