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Wynne City Council to honor police officers, firefighters for response to recent shooting incident

WYNNE — The City of Wynne will recognize Wynne police officers and firefighters for their response following last month’s shooting incident.

The shooting happened at the car wash at Martin Luther King Drive and Williams Street on April 13, the night of Wynne High School’s prom.

The police officers and firefighters who responded to the scene will be recognized during tomorrow’s meeting of the Wynne City Council. The meeting is being held one week earlier than normal.

The council will also discuss upgrades to E.U. DeShay Park, the destruction of outdated documents, and the purchase of property from First Financial Bank to build pickleball courts.

The Wynne City Council meets at 6 p.m. tomorrow (Tuesday) at Wynne City Hall.

The Cherry Valley City Council will meet next Tuesday under interim Mayor Earnest Meredith. As previously reported, Adam Love resigned at the April Cherry Valley City Council meeting.

The Wynne School Board, the Cross County School Board, and the Cross County Quorum Court will all meet on Monday, May 20, at 6 p.m. The Wynne School Board meeting will be at the Wynne Junior High library. The Cross County School Board meeting will be in the administration building on the Cross County campus. The Cross County Quorum Court will meet at the Cross County Courthouse.

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