The Magnolia Panthers beat El Dorado 9-2 in high school baseball action Thursday in Magnolia. Jay French pitched the first 5 innings to pick up the win. Bryce Braswell pitched the final 2 innings to earn the save. Parker Ribble led the Panthers with 3 hits. Ribble, Matt Goodheart, and Dayton Dickson had 2 RBIs apiece. The Panthers are now 12 and
The Magnolia Panther baseball team began their season yesterday with an 11-2 win at Smackover. The game went eight innings, with Magnolia scoring 9 nuns in the top of the eighth. Matt Goodheart was the Panthers’ winning pitcher; he also hit a 2-run homer. Jay French and Dayton Dickson had 2 hits apiece. The next action for the Panthers is in
The SAU basketball teams close out the regular season with an Oklahoma swing. They have games starting at 5:30 tonight at Southern Nazarene University, and at 1:00 Saturday at Oklahoma Baptist. All of the games will be broadcast live on Magnolia’s Country 99.1. Tonight’s broadcast begins at 5:20. The Magnolia Panthers face Hope tonight in
The SAU basketball teams both suffered defeat Thursday night at Arkansas Tech in Russellville. The Golden Suns beat the Lady Muleriders 83 to 40, and the Wonder Boys won 92 to 68 over the Muleriders. SAU plays at home Saturday against Henderson State; the ladies tip off at 1:00 and the men follow at about 3:00. Both games will be broadcast live
Applications are now available for the 2017 M*A*S*H Program at Magnolia Regional Medical Center. Every summer since 1988, hundreds of high school students in Arkansas have donned surgical scrubs or lab coats at UAMS Regional Centers and community hospitals across the state in order to learn more about health careers. M*A*S*H stands for the
Magnolia City Hall will be closed Thursday, October 13 from 9:45AM to 11:00AM to attend the funeral services of Mary Lyons, mother of City Treasurer Kim Newell. Magnolia City Hall apologizes for any inconvenience.
Several Magnolia High School choral students successfully earned placement in the 2016 All-Region Honor Choirs on Saturday, October 8th at Sheridan High School. These students will travel to Benton in November to participate in the 2016 Region 3 Clinic/Concert. Choruses will be under the direction of Rhonda Hawley (Mixed choir, Springdale High
Magnolia scored twice in the last 33 seconds of the first half in route to a 45 to 28 win over Camden Fairview Friday night in Magnolia. Trailing 8 to 7 with 2 minutes to go in the first half, Magnolia drove 63 yards in 7 plays to score with 33 seconds to play in the first half as Kadyn Roach scored from 4 yards out. Then with 14 seconds
The SAU baseball team lost 6-5 in 10 innings Friday night at Henderson State University. After a leadoff triple and two intentional walks in the bottom of the 10th inning, the Reddies scored the winning run on a wild pitch. SAU fell to 10 and 6 in the Great American Conference. Henderson improved to 9 and 7 in the conference. The Muleriders and
Eleven SAU football players earned All-Great American Conference honors. Quarterback Barrett Renner and Cornerback Quan Warren were named to the first team. Renner was also named the Freshman of the Year. SAU also placed seven players on the All-GAC second team, and two received honorable mention.
