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How to keep a flag preserved
By Joe Santana - Clarion Staff
Wed,06/08/22-11:45AM , 1,659 Reads
For a flag that represents freedom and justice for over 225 years, it must be well managed. The American flag represents the original 13 colonies and the 50 states of the union. For the soldiers it is not just a flag that is seen, but the sense of pride and honor.
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Arkansas Newspaper Foundation selects Joe Santana to participate in the 2022 ANF Student Internship Program
By Rick Wright, Dumas Clarion Publisher
Fri,06/03/22-11:28AM , 1,308 Reads
The Arkansas Newspaper Foundation recently selected Dumas graduate Joe Santana, as one of three chosen, state-wide, to participate in the 2022 ANF Student Internship Program. Joe will intern throughout the summer at The Dumas Clarion.
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Feature: Artist Extraordinaire, Navy Veteran Eddie Lee Jones
By Rick Wright, Dumas Clarion Publisher
Sat,04/23/22-2:13PM , 2,526 Reads
Eddie Lee Jones, artist extraordinaire, affectionately known as E'lee was born in Gould, A R on November 21, 1945 to Mary Marshall Jones and Lawrence Jones. He departed this life on April 22nd, 2021 in Little Rock, AR.
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Main Street Dumas recently received a 2021-2022 Public Art Grant for $5,000 for the Main Street Dumas Mural. Pictured (L-R): Dodie Griffin, Melissa Curtis, Marilyn McDonald, Taralou Dunklin, Cindy Grimes, Bill Canada, Sammye Owen, Roy Dalton, and Sharon Holloway.. Photo by Linna Jones.

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Main Street Dumas receives $5,000 grant for Main Street Dumas Mural
By Arkansas Heritage
Wed,04/06/22-12:38PM , 1,297 Reads
LITTLE ROCK - Arkansas Heritage presented Public Art Grant checks in a ceremony at their headquarters in Little Rock on Friday, March 11, 2022. $42,035 in grant funding was distributed to communities across the state.
2021-2022 Public Art Grant recipients are:
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