June 2023

FINANCIAL FOCUS

If you save and invest for decades, you’d like to know you can retire without financial worries. Nonetheless, you still have to be aware of some threats to a comfortable retirement — and how to respond to them.

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NRCS, SCCD personnel attend Learn to Burn II Training

Sharp County Natural Resource Conservation Service and Sharp County Conservation District personnel attended a Learn to Burn II Workshop held by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission on June 8, in Searcy, Arkansas to teach personnel and landowners how to use fire to substantially improve wildlife habitat. Fire is one of the best and least expensive tools landowners can use to increase the number of grasses and seed-producing annual plants on their property. Decades of fire suppression has left many landowners intimidated by its use.

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Cherokee Village Horseshoe Pitching Association results

Week of June 12-16 Star of the Week 2 Game Score Plus Handicap Ray Hollis and Rich Lewis 197 6/12 Game Winners Pit 1 Hollis and Prusak 187 Pit 2 Meek and Lewis 203 Pit 3 Watts and Gruger 191 Pit 4 Howe 103 6/ 9 Game Winners Pit 1 Simmons and Prusak 201 Pit 2 Harbin and Brooks 183 Pit 3 Hollis and Thomas 184 For those interested in the association, contact Gruger at 870-257-2801 or email to dgruger@centurytel.net.

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Toby Smith and Family

Remotely located in Izard County countryside outside of Melbourne, Ark., is the magnificently beautiful farm selected as 2023 Izard County Farm Family, CT Cattle, owned and operated by Toby Smith and family.

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