Belinda Fish, Director of the Belz Museum in Memphis, will present the Art of the Belz Museum to the Spring River Gem & Mineral Club on Friday, July 1, 10 a.m., at Thunderbird Center in Cherokee Village, Ark.
Jackson Balentine joined FNBC earlier this year as Chief Credit Officer. In this new role, Balentine will oversee credit risk management and loan operations for the almost $700 million asset lender.
With cryptocurrencies so much in the news, you might be wondering if you should invest in them. But “invest” may not be the right word – because, in many ways, cryptocurrencies, or “crypto” for short, are more speculation than investment.
The Arts Center of North Arkansas (ACNA) is releasing its schedule of events for July. Little Gem Trees will be held Wednesday, July 20 from 10 a.m.
Pleasant Ridge Community Church located eight miles northeast of Poughkeepsie in the Sitka Community will be having a singing July 23 at 6 p.m. The featured singers will be The Howell Family. Everyone is invited to attend. A time of fellowship will follow the singing. For more information, please call Pastor Jimmy Pagan at 870-528-4909.
Ozarka College Licensed Practical Nursing students recently participated in an Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) class conducted by Air Evac to obtain their ACLS Certification. The course was completed by 6 students who earned their certifications.
A well-known local guitarist, Bobbie Saxton, will be gracing the streets of Hardy again on Saturday, June 11 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Dr. Thompson’s Park. Saxton was once a regular at Stillwater Hardy. She will come as a solo artist to entertain with her own renditions of classic rock tunes, among others. Spend a little time strolling along Main Street Hardy with the sounds of Saxton floating you along the way. Come rest a spell in the shade at the park while Bobbie strums and sings her rhythmic melodies. Enjoy a chat with her, maybe make a request and relax.
The following students are among more than 1,200 Harding University students included on the dean’s list for grades achieved during the spring 2022 semester. Maddy Bacon, a Sophomore studying social work, of Evening Shade, Ark.
More than 500 Central Methodist University earned degrees this spring, with graduates from the Fayette and statewide campuses, as well as online, walked across the commencement stage in May. Graduates were recognized for academic honors at the ceremony and were treated to a commencement address by former Missouri judge and lawmaker Ted House.
The University of Central Arkansas Honors College has selected 75 incoming first-year students as its newest class of Norbert O. Schedler Honors College Scholars and 27 incoming firstyear students for its University Scholars Program.