What’s in a book? Come find out
Reading. Whether it is to reduce stress, take your imagination to faraway lands, help in childhood development or simply the fun of it, reading can be a great way to spend during down time.
December 2022
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Legal
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SHARP COUNTY, ARKANSAS PROBATE DIVISION IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: CALVIN R. LASSITER, DECEASED 68PR-22-159 NOTICE Last known address of decedent: 71 Highway 115, Cave City, AR 72521 Date of Death: November 10, 2022 The undersigned was appointed personal representative of the estate of the above decedent on the 8th day of December, 2022. Contest of the probate can be effected only by filing a petition within the time provided by law.
Hardy Masonic Lodge annual Christmas lineup
The Hardy Masonic Lodge (Wilson Lodge #432) hosted its 6th annual lineup of the Hardy Christmas Parade Saturday, Dec. 10. Wilson Lodge, next to Hardy City Hall, had a ringside seat to the parade lineup grounds and has been hosting hot chocolate, coffee and donuts for the past six years. They also provided a warm place to gather with restrooms for parade participates and workers. “The City of Hardy pays for the donuts, and we serve them up with hot drinks and a smile. It all started as a way to get more involved with community but has turned into a fun annual event that all the brothers look forward to,” said Greg Bess, a mason and current master of the lodge. This year with the rainy weather, their services were even more appreciated as they served over 100 folks. Photo/Submitted
Cherokee Village Animal Control needs help filling holiday wish lists for its friends awaiting adoption
Courtesy of the City of Cherokee Village and its furry friends at the animal control facility Our animal control facility in Cherokee Village has many adorable feline and cuddly canine critters just patiently waiting for a new family to come home to… MEANWHILE, as they wait, while they are still in the comforts of care and luxury only an animal control facility can provide, they have certain needs, and of course wants (it is the holiday gift season after all!). They each came up with a wish list that we at animal control have compiled into two broader lists, one for the felines and one for the canines.
Volunteers prepared free turkey dinners at Cherokee Village United Methodist Church for over 500 recipients
The Cherokee Village Fire Department sponsored, and Cherokee Village United Methodist Church hosted, the annual community Thanksgiving Day dinner event, which provided a free turkey dinner to anyone who registered in time.
Still missing: Location info on search/rescue K-9 Radar will bring $1,000 reward!
Radar, the two-year-old Belgian Malinois, has been missing since Saturday, Dec. 3 from a home in the Sequoia Lake area of Cherokee Village, Ark. The reward is now up to $1,000 thanks to an out-of-state person who wishes to remain anonymous.
Lyon College professor, alumnus use Minecraft to illustrate mathematics concepts in article
BATESVILLE, AR – Lyon College Associate Professor of Mathematics Dr. Jeremy Chapman and alumnus Benjamin Norton, ‘22, were recently published in Alpha Chi’s Journal of Undergraduate Scholarship. Their article proving that four noncoplanar points determine a unique sphere and finding an explicit formula for the center of a sphere can be found in Vol. 7, Issue 2, of the journal.