Goehler to seek a change of venue in homicide case
vmarshall@cherryroad.com A pretrial hearing against Jacoby Goehler, 20, took place in Fulton County on Thursday, Sept. 1.
vmarshall@cherryroad.com A pretrial hearing against Jacoby Goehler, 20, took place in Fulton County on Thursday, Sept. 1.
School has begun and it’s important to be alert to vehicle traffic in the vicinity of all the schools in the Highland School District; especially at the opening of the school day and again at time of dismissal. Remember the rules about the loading and unloading of students on school buses. Do not pass a stopped school bus when students are boarding or exiting the bus.
Katie N orris Ozarka College director PR, marketing MELBOURNE, Arkansas – First Community Bank, located in Cherokee Village/ Highland, Arkansas, has provided a $1,000 sponsorship for the Ozarka College Foundation Golf Tournament and will serve as the 2022 Course Sponsor. The tournament will be a fourperson scramble, taking place on Sept.
Since the 1990's, prescription pills have been over prescribed leading users to become addicted to opiates. People would go to pill mills to obtain large quantities of prescription opiates. After the government started cracking down on these pill mills, addicts turned to the streets to self-medicate. The danger now is Fentanyl is being pressed to look like a real prescription pill.
11-09-1920 – 09-01-2022 Wanda Roe passed peacefully at her home in Pea Ridge on Sept. 1, 2022, having maintained her independence and mental acuity until the end.
07-14-1934 – Barbara Lou Carr Willett known to most as “Granny Barb” was born on July 14, 1934, to Harold and Dorothy Carr at their home in Stet, Mo. She departed this life on Aug.
Carol Ann (Barker) Kissinger, 71, of Glencoe, Ark., died Aug. 30 at Ash Flat, Ark.
The Cherokee Village Historical Society will hold their monthly meeting on Thursday, Sept. 8 at 5 p.m. at the Thunderbird Recreation Center in Cherokee Village. The guest speaker will be Brook Gooch who will give a presentation on Old Kia Kima located in Cherokee Village. Members and nonmembers are welcome.
Survey of hospitals shows the impact of COVID-19 on the financial health of hospitals in 2021 Courtesy Arkansas Hospital Association LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas – A recent financial survey conducted by the Arkansas Hospital Association shows that the COVID-19 pandemic continues to create profound financial volatility for the state’s hospitals. On average, hospitals responding to the survey saw a total margin decrease of 3.5 percentage points between the first quarter of 2019, prior to the pandemic, and the first quarter of 2022, leaving a full 52% of respondents now in the red.
Mike Stanley AGFC Chaplain, C-1 District An in-person hunter's education class will be held Friday, Sept. 9 and Saturday, Sept.