The Fulton County Sheriff’s Office announced it will be reexamining a homicide case that occurred on Sept. 19, 1980, when the body of a baby girl was found near the Myatt Bridge on Highway 9, 10 miles northeast of Salem.
More giving is needed this holiday season as the Fulton County Hospital needs all blood types for blood donations. The hospital will be holding a blood drive at the Salem Church of Christ Fellowship Hall, located at 144 US Hwy 62 in Salem, AR.
Music in the Mountains theatre will welcome The Dixie Echoes to Horseshoe Bend, AR. The Dixie Echoes will share the best in Southern Gospel Music Sunday, Dec. 4 beginning at 6 p.m. As always there is no admission charge but a love offering will be taken. You will be blessed by the great singing of this Southern Gospel Quartet.
CHARLOTTE, AR – A 50foot Christmas tree stretching to the sky is there to remind everyone who sees it this season of hope. John 3:16 Ministries’ newest Christmas decoration is more than just an oversized tree – it is a symbol for the downtrodden and the suffering, according John 3:16 instructor Brent Waugh.
Cherokee Village Peace Lutheran Church has had a mission recently to help with repairing the Ash Flat Veterans’ Memorial. The memorial has suffered much damage over the years, and especially from the severe hail and wind storms that so many structures and vehicles in northern Arkansas have recently undergone.
The Martin Center participated in Special Olympics Area 1 Bowling recently, hosted at Frontier Lanes in Ash Flat. Richard Clark brought home the gold in the men's division as well as the overall top bowler award, while Sheryl Nichols brought home the gold for women and overall top bowler award.
Thanksgiving 2022 marked the first time in our family’s history we spent the holiday amongst ourselves. Typically, we would head just up the street to my parents’ house and spend turkey day avoiding arguments and reluctantly watching the football games. But this year we couldn’t do that since we moved 588 miles away.
When my daughters were growing up, they were very active in 4-H and would show livestock we raised on our property in Benton County. To help develop their handling skills, the girls would put harnesses on the lambs and walk them on the sidewalks around town. This drew many curious looks, and with surprising frequency, questions about what breed of dog the girls were walking.