The Greene County Court Calendar
Greene County publishes no standalone daily-docket PDF or public calendar page. Start with the case event in Search ARCourts. An entry may list a date, time, court, event type, and sometimes a judge or room.
Settings are not secret just because there is no consolidated page. You simply pull the case first. Then confirm any murky detail with the clerk, the judge's office, or the court administrator. Older entries stay visible after a setting changes. The newest uncancelled event is the one that counts.
Greene County Court Calendar Contacts
Different offices answer different calendar questions in Greene County. The Circuit Clerk records filings, notices, and the orders that follow, all inside the case file. The assigned judge controls the schedule itself. A trial-court administrator or coordinator can confirm a division's current setting, while District Court dates run through the District Judge's office and the District Clerk.
| Contact | Best calendar use |
|---|---|
| Circuit Clerk, 870-239-6330 | Case file, notice, docket event, and assigned division |
| Assigned judge or administrator | Current Circuit trial or hearing confirmation |
| District Clerk, 870-239-7507 | Misdemeanor, traffic, small-claims, and District settings |
| District Judge office, 870-565-1779 | District Court calendar questions |
That split in duties is why one Greene County court date can live in two places. A clerk's entry and a coordinator's current calendar may both matter to the same hearing.
Greene County Court Calendar Gap
Greene County offers no official standalone daily docket. The public route is a case-first search, then a direct check with the court.
The gap makes the case number essential. It lets the clerk or administrator pick the right matter out of overlapping names, dates, or divisions.
How to Find Your Court Date
Use every Greene County calendar channel you have. Start with the online case detail, but hold onto your notice or citation and fall back on the direct offices. Since no official daily printed calendar is posted online, ask at the courthouse whether a day-of-court posting exists instead of assuming one does.
- Open Search ARCourts and locate the case by number or participant.
- Read the most recent setting, including court, date, time, and event description.
- Check later events for “continued,” “reset,” “cancelled,” or a replacement date.
- Call the Circuit Clerk or District Clerk for the correct court file.
- For a Circuit trial setting, confirm with the assigned judge's administrator.
- On the hearing day, verify the room at the courthouse and follow the court's notice.
Greene County posts no standing remote-appearance link. Never assume a hearing is online just because another court runs things that way.
Greene County Court Calendar Divisions
The official Second Judicial Circuit judge directory identifies Greene-based judges and their court contacts.
The directory helps match a Greene County Circuit case to the right division before you call about a date.
The Judiciary also posts a trial-court administrator directory for assigned judges.
Published Greene contacts include Division 7 at 870-239-6331, Division 11 at 870-239-6319, Division 12 at 870-565-1549, and Division 8 at 870-335-9066.
Reading a Court Setting
Each field on a Greene County court calendar entry answers a different question. Date and time place the event. The event description tells you why the case is set. Court and location identify the office. Judge and room may be missing until you confirm directly.
| Date and time | The scheduled start, which can be future or historical. |
|---|---|
| Court or location | The Circuit division or Greene County District Court. |
| Judge or room | Assignment details that may require an office call. |
| Setting type | Arraignment, pretrial, motion hearing, trial, plea, sentencing, or review. |
| Status or result | Held, completed, reset, continued, cancelled, or disposed when entered. |
A filing timestamp never becomes the hearing date just because it is the newest line. Find a scheduled event first, then scan forward for any change.
Greene County Court Calendar District Route
Greene County District Court sets traffic, ordinance, misdemeanor, district civil, and small-claims matters. The official District Court directory lists the state district court and its contacts.
The directory shows the lower court is a calendar route separate from Circuit Court.
The Greene County District Judge profile names the Paragould and Marmaduke departments.
The appearance instruction on a citation still governs. A payment-vendor match is not the full Greene County court calendar, and it does not excuse attendance on its own.
Resets, Continuances, and Cancellations
A continuance or reset shifts the hearing to a new date. The old event often stays in the case history, since the docket runs in chronological order. A cancellation drops the setting without resolving the case, so hunt for a later replacement event and weigh it against the most recent order or notice.
- Continuance
- A delay of a scheduled event to another date.
- Reset
- A replacement setting entered on the calendar.
- Docket call
- A session used to check readiness, pleas, or case status.
- Status conference
- A court review of progress and unresolved issues.
- Review hearing
- A later setting used to check compliance or progress.
Weather, holidays, or last-minute court action can shift a setting before the portal catches up. When two future entries conflict, the direct office has the answer.
Greene County Court Calendar Drug Court
One specialty-calendar example comes from the Second Judicial Circuit administrative plan. It assigns Greene County Adult Drug Court to Division 7. Proceedings are published for Tuesdays at 4:00 p.m. at the Greene County Courthouse. The plan describes on-record review and weekly staffing inside a voluntary, multiphase program.
Schedules shift, so confirm with Division 7 at 870-239-6331 or the program at 870-236-7500. No separate public Greene Drug Court portal exists, so the underlying criminal case stays your search key. Use the Greene County case search too. It pulls the event history before you call.
Greene County Court Calendar Date Fields
Three date fields appear on a Greene County court calendar, and none of them mean the same thing. A filing date is the day a document or case entered the system. An event date marks a hearing or other court activity. The disposition date records an outcome. So a notice of hearing can carry one filing date for a hearing set weeks later.
Event descriptions read plainly once you know the pattern. Arraignment covers charges and plea. A pretrial checks preparation. A motion hearing takes up a filed request, not a ruling. Docket call tests readiness. Bench trials go to a judge and jury trials to a jury, while sentencing follows a guilt finding and a review hearing checks compliance later.
Arkansas publishes no Greene-specific master code list. Let the full event text, notices, orders, and the assigned office guide your reading of any Greene County court docket entry.
What To Do If You Miss a Setting
Act fast. Search ARCourts for any new event. Then call the clerk for the court holding the case. Ask what the record now shows and which office gives current instructions. A Circuit case also needs a call to the assigned division. For District Court, the number is 870-239-7507.
Do not assume a reset: A missed required appearance can lead to further court action. Only the court can state the current status and required next step.
Keep the case number, the notice, and your contact record in one place. When the portal shows two dates, explain both to the clerk. Staff can share procedural and calendar information. Legal advice is off limits. Always weigh the Greene County court calendar against the court's direct instruction.
Greene County Court Calendar Checklist
Before leaving for a Greene County setting, compare the latest portal event with the notice in hand. Confirm the court level, division or department, date, time, and room. Bring the case number. It routes you fastest at the courthouse. General county hours never replace a hearing's stated arrival time. The working court complex sits at 320 West Court Street in Paragould. The assigned office should confirm where a particular event will be heard.
An old administrative plan, a payment receipt, or an uncancelled date seen days earlier will not keep you safe. Marmaduke's older fourth-Wednesday session reference is history, not a promise. The court posts no standing Zoom link. Weather closures and last-minute resets happen too. They can leave the prior date visible for a time. Trust the chain instead. The current case event, the latest filed notice or order, and direct confirmation from the clerk or assigned court office come next.
Greene County Court Calendar Notices
A filed notice stays a key calendar source. Compare its date and room with later case events, then ask the assigned office whether a newer order controls.
Keep a copy of every reset notice. It gives you a clean timeline when the public event list runs on short labels or updates after the court made the change.