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COMPLETED DISPLAY - An M60 tank painted in the Operation Desert Storm camouflage pattern is now on permanent display at the Cleveland County Veterans Park in Rison. The M60 tank is an improved version of the M48 Patton tank. It was produced from 1960 through 1987, and was used extensively during Operation Desert Storm in 1991.

COMPLETED DISPLAY - An M60 tank painted in the Operation Desert Storm camouflage pattern is now on permanent display at the Cleveland County Veterans Park in Rison. The M60 tank is an improved version of the M48 Patton tank. It was produced from 1960 through 1987, and was used extensively during Operation Desert Storm in 1991.

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Mayor Thanks Those Behind Tank Effort

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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
The City of RISON and the Cleveland County Veterans Association are pleased to introduce our new...
SETTLING INTO ITS NEW HOME - Cranes from Foster Towing of Pine Bluff and Grace Railroad Contractors of Star City lower the 50-plus ton M60 tank into place at Veterans Park in Rison Saturday morning. The tank was previously on display at Hamburg. (Photo compliments of Brad Young)

SETTLING INTO ITS NEW HOME - Cranes from Foster Towing of Pine Bluff and Grace Railroad Contractors of Star City lower the 50-plus ton M60 tank into place at Veterans Park in Rison Saturday morning. The tank was previously on display at Hamburg. (Photo compliments of Brad Young)

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M60 Army Tank Arrives at New Home in Veterans Park at Rison

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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
RISON - An M60 tank, still carrying the desert camouflage that was used during Operation Desert...
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HANDFUL TO HANDLE - Woodlawn’s Brayden Jones (right, 25) pursues Izard County sophomore quarterback Kane Johnson during first half action of Friday’s non-conference game at Cougar Stadium in Brockwell. Johnson had it going through the air and one the ground as threw for 212 yards and six touchdowns while rushing 15 times for 119 yards. Johnson never left the game.

HANDFUL TO HANDLE - Woodlawn’s Brayden Jones (right, 25) pursues Izard County sophomore quarterback Kane Johnson during first half action of Friday’s non-conference game at Cougar Stadium in Brockwell. Johnson had it going through the air and one the ground as threw for 212 yards and six touchdowns while rushing 15 times for 119 yards. Johnson never left the game.

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Disastrous First Quarter Dooms Bears at Izard County

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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
BROCKWELL - Woodlawn Coach Doug Means said he will be changing up his practices this week after his...
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Ruby Brown

Ruby Brown

Ruby Brown

News Staff
Friday, September 18, 2026
Ruby Mae Bowlin Brown, 85, of Warren, Arkansas, passed away Monday, September 14, leaving behind a...
Truman Womble

Truman Womble

Truman Womble

News Staff
Friday, September 18, 2026
Truman Phill Womble, age 80, of Fordyce, Arkansas, peacefully passed from this life and entered his...

Betty Rodgers

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Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Betty Jane Rodgers, 92, went to be with her Lord and Savior on September 13, 2026, while she was a...
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