These are the weekly scores for the Cherokee Village Horseshoe Pitchers' Star of the Week. These scores are for the week of Oct. 24 and Oct. 28. This is our last week of the 2022 season. We will be back with you next May.
Station KAIT, Channel 8, Weather Camera was recently resurrected at the Hardy Civic Center on Monday, Oct. 24. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held at 4:30 p.m. with Hardy Mayor Ernie Rose, FNBC President Marty Sellars and KAIT meteorologist Ryan Vaughan present. Several members of the Hardy Advertising and Promotions Commission and the Spring River Chamber of Commerce were also present for the event.
Elaine BROWN R After the services to be held at the Veterans’ Memorial in Ash Flat on Veterans’ Day, Friday Nov. 11, there will be a lunch to follow held at the Peace Lutheran Church in Cherokee Village from 12 noon to 2 p.m.
Recently, the Beta Sigma Phi service sorority in Horseshoe Bend held an ice cream social event as a way of saying thank you to area first responders. Different ice creams, toppings and a counter full of homemade treats combined with lots of friendly conversation to create a welcoming event for any first responders who had time to stop by. Members enjoyed chatting with the responder community who were able to share in the relaxation.
MELBOURNE, AR – The Ozarka College Admissions Department recently hosted their fall College and Career Planning Day on Oct. 25 in the John E. Miller Education Complex. College, university, financial and armed forces representatives, as well as various other agencies were set up to offer information to local high school seniors throughout the morning.
The United Auto Workers Retirees will meet at Grecian Steak House, 210 airport Rd, Paragould, Ar. On Nov.
An Agatha Christie mystery takes the stage as the Downtown Playhouse in Pocahontas presents “The Mousetrap.” Tickets are now on sale for the production, which opens Nov. 5 and is scheduled to run through Dec. 3.
The monthly meeting of the Hardy History Association (HHA) is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 3 at 6:30 p.m. in the Hardy Gym at 203 School Street in Hardy. Pene Hadley is the presenter and will share her program entitled 'A Place for Remembering - Hardy Cemetery.' Her talk will be about the history of cemeteries and how they relate to society by reflecting aspects of the people and the history of a community. Pene has always been fascinated with the history and stories of people buried in cemeteries. She enjoys learning who they were, what they did in life and how they died.
Courtesy of the Wounded Warrior Project, Marine Corps Veterans Come celebrate our 247th birthday breakfast on Nov. 10 at Carol’s Lakeview Restaurant in Cherokee Village. We’ll start gathering at 9 a.m. All veterans are welcome!
In case you are looking for a place to get a great dinner for Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24, look no further than the United Methodist Church in Cherokee Village. They will be holding their Fifth Annual Cherokee Village Community Thanksgiving Dinner To-Go for free!