The campground and public restrooms at Lake Columbia are closed, effective immediately and until further notice. This action has been taken in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Current campers will be allowed to finish their stays, but no new campers will be accepted. The park at Lake Columbia remains open, but again with no restroom
*KNOWN CANCELLATIONS AND CHANGES IN BUSINESS* **from the Magnolia/Columbia Co. Chamber of Commerce** —CANCELLATIONS AND POSTPONEMENTS— *All events at Mule Kick *Shamrock Shenanigans, Mule Kick and MSS – Postponed to later date *Burger King Grand Opening – Postponed *Let’s Talk Soft Skills Workshop, ASBTDC *After Hours
Governor Announces Arkansas Community Foundation COVID-19 Relief Fund Assists in Pandemic Relief Little Rock, Ark. (April 5, 2020) – Arkansas Community Foundation announces a partnership with Gov. Asa Hutchinson asking Arkansans to make donations to the COVID-19 Relief Fund to assist in pandemic relief. All donations made to this fund will be
We received the following information late Wednesday afternoon from the city of Magnolia. “Due to the continual disregard of the serious threat COVID-19 could be to our community, we have unfortunately been forced to close all city parks until further notice. There have been many large gatherings and reported physical altercations in the
The following is a press release from the Columbia County Rural Development Authority, which manages Lake Columbia: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Herbicide application is scheduled for the week of March 30th on Lake Columbia. The Columbia County Rural Development Authority (RDA) has contracted with Lochow Ranch Pond and Lake Management LLC (Lochow) of
Columbia and Union County officials were informed earlier today by the Arkansas Department of Health that the first case of COVID-19 has been confirmed in each of the counties. The following is an email today from Ellie Baker with the City of Magnolia: “Today, March 22, 2020, the first case of COVID-19 in Columbia County has been
Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament, Casino Night and Silent Auction fundraiser takes place Saturday, February 22nd at the Magnolia Arts Center, on the Magnolia Square. Enjoy a night of fun, grab your chance at some great prizes, while supporting a great cause! All proceeds will be used to modernize and renovate the Boys and Girls game room! The
The Magnolia High School boys’ and girls’ basketball teams both had easy wins over Hamburg Tuesday night at Panther Arena. It was Magnolia’s final games on the home floor this season. The Lady Panthers took charge early. They shut out the Lady Lions in the first quarter and held a 37-4 lead at the half. The final score was: Magnolia 50,
The Magnolia Panthers beat Camden Fairview 53-34 Tuesday night at Panther Arena. Top scorer for Magnolia was Derrian Ford with 21 points. Colby Garland finished with 12. The Panthers are now 9 and 0 in conference, 18 and 0 overall. The Cardinals dropped to 3 and 6, and 7 and 15. The Magnolia Lady Panthers were 62-37 winners over the Camden
Magnolia defeated Crossett soundly in the girls’ and boys’ basketball games Tuesday night in Crossett. In the girls’ game, Magnolia scored the first 9 points and never trailed. They built their lead to 24 points late in the fourth quarter and emerged with a 48 to 35 win. Kelcy Lamkin was top scorer for Magnolia with 13 points.
