Leadership Saline County

06/05/2026

Leadership Saline County has officially awarded 3 local high school seniors each a $1000 scholarship to support their higher education goals. The scholarships are entirely funded by the hard work of the current Leadership Saline County class. As part of their 18-week community leadership program, class participants plan and execute a dedicated class project to benefit a local non-profit and raise money for these specific student awards.

We are proud to announce Kennedy Henton as one of our scholarship recipients this year.

Kennedy Henton: "Thank you so much for the opportunity and for being part of my educational path."

Kennedy Henton, a Bryant High School graduate, received a $1,000 Leadership Saline County scholarship. She plans to attend the Donaghey Scholars Program at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and pursue a career in family law.

06/05/2026

Leadership Saline County has officially awarded 3 local high school seniors each a $1000 scholarship to support their higher education goals. The scholarships are entirely funded by the hard work of the current Leadership Saline County class. As part of their 18-week community leadership program, class participants plan and execute a dedicated class project to benefit a local non-profit and raise money for these specific student awards. We are proud to announce Cameron Walker as one of our scholarship recipients this year.

Cameron Walker: " I am very grateful for the support and generosity of Leadership Saline County and honored to be selected as a scholarship recipient."

Cameron Walker, a Harmony Grove High School graduate, was awarded a $1,000 Leadership Saline County scholarship. Walker plans to attend the University of Central Arkansas and major in nursing with the goal of becoming a pediatric registered nurse.

06/05/2026

Leadership Saline County has officially awarded 3 local high school seniors each a $1000 scholarship to support their higher education goals. The scholarships are entirely funded by the hard work of the current Leadership Saline County class. As part of their 18-week community leadership program, class participants plan and execute a dedicated class project to benefit a local non-profit and raise money for these specific student awards.

We are proud to announce Caleb Johnson as one of our scholarship recipients this year.

Caleb Johnson, a Benton High School graduate, was selected as one of three recipients of a $1,000 Leadership Saline County scholarship. Johnson plans to attend Arkansas Tech University and study electrical engineering.

05/29/2026

Tonight’s the night! We’ve still got a few tickets!!

05/27/2026

A very special THANK YOU to these sponsors for supporting our Bingo Burger Bash!!

05/27/2026

Still tickets available! Pm us for Friday Night Bingo Burger Bash!!

05/11/2026

Thursday, May 7th 2026, Class XX participated in Community Health Day. The class had the opportunity to visit Encore Heart Hospital, the Saline County Library, Birch Tree Communities, and the River Center.

Throughout the day, they learned about the many services Encore Heart Hospital provides to the residents of Saline County and discovered what an amazing resource the Saline County Library is for the community. The class also enjoyed painting with the wonderful members of Birch Tree Communities and exploring the River Center.

Overall, it was a fantastic and meaningful day filled with learning, connection, and community involvement.

05/06/2026

04/27/2026

Class XX has officially completed History Day, and what a great experience it was!

We started by touring the Saline County Courthouse, where we gained a deeper understanding of how our county operates. From there, we visited the Saline County History & Heritage Society, where we explored local lineage and historical records.

Next, we stopped by the Gann Museum to learn about Dr. Gann and his impact on the community, followed by a visit to the Bauxite Historical Association Museum to discover the important role aluminum played in shaping the area’s history.

We even had the chance to enjoy a meal inside the historic building that houses the Burger Shack, adding a fun and unique touch to the day.

Overall, it was a day full of learning, exploration, and great memories!

02/05/2026

Yesterday (Wednesday, February 4th), Class XX participated in Nonprofit Day! They had the opportunity to visit Bright Futures Bryant and the Bryant Youth Association, along with hearing from so many amazing nonprofits right here in Saline County that are doing incredible work for our community.

This day is always inspiring—and a little hard—because how do you choose just one nonprofit for a class project when they are all so wonderful? With this class, I have no doubt that no matter what they decide, they will be highly successful and make a meaningful impact on many.

A huge thank you to Bright Futures Bryant for welcoming us onto your campus and sharing the incredible work you are doing for the children of our future. Thank you to the Bryant Youth Association for the tour, for sharing your mission, and for hosting us while the other nonprofits presented their work.

Thank you Farmers Bank and Trust for sponsoring our lunch!

We are so grateful for each of you and look forward to another successful year! 💛

Congratulations on Talayia Johnson for receiving the GOAT award from Max Hicks