38th annual Classic Antique and Classic Car Show to be held
Renee Janes Editor rjanes@cherryroad.com Organizers are gearing up for the 38th annual Classic Antique and Classic Car Show to be held on Saturday, Sept. 3 at Mammoth Spring State Park.
August 2022
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Self-genetic-engineering for better health; red meat risks
Q: My best friend has gotten heavier and unhealthier during COVID- 19. What can I tell her that will convince her that she has the power to reverse the trend and that it is important to do it now? We are both 54. -- Lavon D., Davenport, Iowa
Your blood thinner may have its roots in a field of cows
Dear Dr. Roach: I’m taking the blood thinner Eliquis.
ASK AMY: NEW PARENTS CAN ALL LEARN BABY TALK
Dear Amy: I’m a new parent of a five-monthold baby. My partner and I love our baby, but we have different approaches and I’m concerned that my partner’s parenting approach won’t be good for our baby in the long term.
Football: Highland starts season with scrimmage against Salem
Scrimmage games are opportunities to find gaps in the game plan and identify ways to improve and prepare for the season; the Highland Rebels are ready to do just that. They’ll use the loss in Thursday’s scrimmage with the Salem Greyhounds to improve and prepare.
ScotsFest to open Lyon College’s 150th anniversary celebration
Carol Langston Lyon College Director of College Communications BATESVILLE, Arkansas – Lyon College will kick off the celebration of its 150th anniversary with ScotsFest, the 42nd Arkansas Scottish Festival and Lyon College Homecoming, from Oct. 14 to Oct.
Improving Infrastructure Inspections with Drones
Arkansas businesses are realizing the benefits of using drones and implementing this advanced technology in their operations. It’s improving efficiency and safety for us all and I’m championing efforts to build on this momentum.
Capitol Week in Review
Arkansas has begun the process of expanding Medicaid services so that more pregnant women can qualify for the government health care program. The expanded services should be available to thousands of women by the beginning of next year, if the federal government approves the proposals submitted by the state Human Services Department.
Listen Here
What a difference a day makes. The first day of school for the Marshall clan didn’t go as planned. Not on our end but for that of our children. Now, to not be too negative and to keep things somewhat private, I will refrain from speaking on many details that were presented to us once the kids returned home from their first day of school in not only an entirely new school but an entirely new state.