October 2022
Cherokee Home Inspection gets blue ribbon treatment
Cherokee Home Inspection LLC recently received a Blue Ribbon Welcome for becoming a member of the Spring River Area Chamber of Commerce at its recent Business Expo on Oct. 8. Owner James Tubbs is an Arkansas Licensed Home Inspector, as well as an InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector, who believes in giving clients the best service possible and vows to inspect every home as if it were his own.
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2022 Cherokee Village Mayoral Candidate Debate
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Hardy ATV ride provides support for beloved community friend and cancer fighter
Elaine The Hardy ATV rides are going one step above the norm. On Saturday, Oct.
Sophomore breaks Highland touchdown record
With a team of Highland Rebels behind him, sophomore quarterback Zac Huckabee broke a touchdown record for the Highland Rebels during Friday’s game against Harrisburg. The record for single game touchdown passes was held by Reid Maag (Class of 2016) with 5 in a game.
Capitol Week in Review
Legislators have begun budget hearings in preparation for the 2023 regular session. Members of the Joint Budget Committee and the Legislative Council will review in detail all spending requests by state agencies.
Listen Here
There is one thing I thought I was going to be able to avoid in moving to Arkansas and being part of a community newspaper, two actually. Something that consistently reared its ugly head time and time again back in my former stomping grounds was a phrase that I understood but cringe at because it is annoying for those of us in the newsrooms. A phrase I wasn’t expecting to hear again being in a smaller community that was starved for local news but I shouldn’t have been surprised to hear once again.
Letter to the Editor
November 8 is a big day for our kids and our community! During the general election, the Highland School District has a tremendous opportunity to significantly upgrade our facilities with a positive vote from our community. We are very proud of the improvements we have been able to make to our other buildings over the last few years, and now we are looking toward the future.
Reuniting Loved Ones
U.S. Army Private John Cooper bravely served in uniform, defending our freedom as a crew member of an M4 Sherman tank fighting German forces. While engaged with the enemy on March 7, 1945, his tanker was hit. He was not seen again and declared missing in action. Thanks to the relentless efforts of the personnel at the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA), Private Cooper’s family and so many other families missing loved ones have hope they will one day be reunited.