(WMC-TV) - The lineup for the third annual Arkansas Delta Rockabilly Festival has been announced.  According to Rockabilly singer and guitarist, Sonny Burgess, it is the best Rockabilly lineup he's ever seen. 

The Shelby County Health Department (SCHD), in collaboration with other local organizations, will encourage youth to take a stand against big tobacco companies and educate their peers about the importance of not smoking on Kick Butts Day, Wednesday, March 20.

Kick Butts Day is a national day of activism which empowers youth to stand out, speak up and seize control against big tobacco companies. Health officials want to raise awareness of the tobacco problem, encourage youth to stay tobacco-free and urge strong action to protect kids from tobacco.

Representatives from the health department will be at the following locations on Wednesday, March 20, to distribute information and tips on smoking cessation:

• Benjamin Hooks Library
3030 Poplar Ave.
10 a.m. to noon

• University of Memphis-University Center
499 University
1 p.m.

The West Memphis chamber of commerce said that it is hard to believe it has been almost three years since tragedy struck the community of West Memphis.

During a routine traffic stop on May 20, 2010, Sergeant Brandon Paudert and Officer Bill Evans were gunned down by two members who claimed they were sovereign citizens.

In a close community like West Memphis, they say, a loss like this is devastating.

The community rallied together and we mourned together.

Now the chamber wants to honor these brave men and other heroes killed in the line of duty in Crittenden County — but they need the support of caring community partners.

Local citizens are joining together to build the Fallen Officer Memorial at Worthington Park in West Memphis.

Call 870-735-1134 to give.