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Highland Industrial Park wildfire contained after burning 200 acres, and prompting evacuation (opens the original)
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A wildfire that burned about 200 acres Monday, September 14, 2026 inside the Highland Industrial Park was reported contained at about 10:50 p.m. All fire-fighting units except Camden and East Camden were released from the scene but were asked to remain on standby at their respective stations. The Arkansas Forestry Division was also on the scene, along with the firefighting capabilities of many industries within the industrial park. The wildfire had prompted authorities to urge residents to evacu
Re-imagining Magnolia with ChatGPT: 300 block of West North (opens the original)
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If you could remake the appearance of Magnolia, what would it look like? magnoliareporter.com has given over part of that task to the artificial intelligence program, ChatGPT. We’ve provided ChatGPT several photographs of buildings and other locations in Magnolia. We’ve asked it to re-imagine the locations as something else. magnoliareporter.com offers the results in this series. Last week, magnoliareporter.com re-imagined the former Newhaven Counseling & Health Services office at 412 N. Vine as
Building on North Dudney street disappears (opens the original)
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Demolition was completed last week on a faltering landmark just off East Main Street in Magnolia. The City of Magnolia tore down the 5,948-square-foot building with five storefronts in the 100 block of North Dudney. The city bought the property on July 10, 2026 from Hoang X. Nguyen for $30,000. Nguyen bought the property from Steve and Donna Evans in 2018 for $27,000. Several businesses and offices operated in the block over the years, including The Mad Butcher, offices for the former Smittyâs
Mike McNeill’s Diary for Monday, August 17, 2026: A good look at the lithium workforce (opens the original)
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We canât give you a direct link for legal reasons, but we can tell you that the Monday, August 17, 2026 issue of Arkansas Business leads off with an article by Kyle Massey headlined âPumped Up: Lithium workforce training on the rise in south Arkansas.â The front page picture features students Gavin Morgan and Carlee Clark taking part in a training program in Magnolia. Masseyâs three-page article includes quotes from one woman who doubled her income thanks to training at South Arkansas Co
Mike McNeill’s Diary for Tuesday, August 11, 2026: Welcome, Smackover Lithium (opens the original)
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We welcome as a temporary advertiser today our friends at Smackover Lithium. Smackover Lithium is the partnership between Standard Lithium and Equinor that plans to build a lithium processing plant about five miles south of Lewisville. Smackover Lithium wants the public to know about a âCommunity Updateâ meeting set for Thursday, September 17 at Lafayette County High School in Stamps. This is to say that lithium production in Southwest Arkansas is getting real. People who click on the ad wil
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