Michael Wilkey is a journalist based in Paragould, Arkansas. He writes for the Paragould Daily Press and his work has also appeared in The Times Dispatch. Michael covers local news and events in Paragould, including sports, community updates, and local government decisions.
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PARAGOULD — Starlyn Edwards said Wednesday that the opportunity to put pen to paper and sign scholarship papers was an incredible and a rewarding experience.
A proposal for a private club permit in Paragould failed Tuesday at a council meeting as supporters and opponents discussed the proverbial positives and negatives of the project.
By: Michael Wilkey
LITTLE ROCK — The work of responding to a crash on a state highway can be a dangerous situation for everyone involved, especially for highway work crews that help with
PARAGOULD — It was a triple signing at the GCT Arena on Friday, as three Greene County Tech High School athletes made their college choices known.
JONESBORO – As people are getting their turkey and dressing ready for Thanksgiving dinner, a Jonesboro teenager will be involved in an American Thanksgiving tradition by participating in the Macy’s
The Northeast Arkansas delegation in the Arkansas House received their committee assignments Tuesday, with several lawmakers receiving key appointments as the 2025 session quickly approaches.
LITTLE ROCK — Lawmakers got their first look at the state’s budget blueprint Thursday while the debate continues over the issue as officials get ready for the session in January.
Brad Hyde was the guest speaker at the recent kickoff of the Shop Paragould First program. Hyde spoke about the stress of the holidays and the importance of enjoying being with family.
By: Michael Wilkey Paxton
Lycci Pan (left) speaks with her father, Jian Pan. Lycci is a student at the Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts in Hot Springs, and she will be participating in this year’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
A plan to change the way that garbage providers for the Northeast Arkansas Solid Waste District are billed was approved last week.
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