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Tax-delinquent parcels sold at auction in three Arkansas counties

A tax-delinquent property auction sold parcels in Columbia, Union and Calhoun counties.

Union County Arkansas DeskSeptember 29, 2026
Tax-delinquent parcels sold at auction in three Arkansas counties

Key takeaways

  • Parcels were sold at a tax-delinquent property auction.
  • Columbia County was included.
  • Union County was included.
  • Calhoun County was included.

The auction

A tax-delinquent property auction sold parcels in Columbia, Union and Calhoun counties. The event involved property offered through a tax-delinquency auction process in southwest Arkansas.

Counties named

The counties identified in the auction were Columbia, Union and Calhoun. The three counties include communities across the state’s southwest region, including Magnolia, El Dorado and Hampton.

Public record

Magnolia Reporter reported the auction and the sale of parcels in the three counties. The publication’s report is linked below.

The auction’s effect is tied to the parcels that were sold and to the county tax process involving delinquent property. Property owners, buyers and county officials may look to the related auction and county records for parcel-specific information.

What to check

People seeking details about an individual parcel should review the applicable county records and auction documents. Those records can identify the property, the county handling it and the transaction connected to the sale.

Read Magnolia Reporter’s report on the auction

What to watch

  • County records for parcel-specific details
  • Auction documents tied to the sold properties
  • Any follow-up notices from the counties

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