ICC volleyball post season honors
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Cave City tennis post season honors
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Love, family and resilience keep popular BBQ restaurant thriving for decades
Elaine BrownReporterebrown@cherryroad.com Tucked away in north central Arkansas lies a not-so-secret spot in the small historic town of Hardy, Bob and Sandy’s BBQ is widely… Login to continue reading Login…
Community events for Dec. 4
Cherokee Village Christmas Light Contest
Comfort Keepers Ministry, Inc. celebrates 10 years
Giving a helping hand to those in need has been a cornerstone for Lauren Siebert and the many volunteers sheâs come into contact with in the 10 years since Comfort Keepers Ministry became one of her driving forces.
Long sentenced to 560 years in Sharp County, Fulton County charges still on the books
Vincent MarshallEditorvmarshall@cherryroad.com One question that remains for Terry “Woodstock” Long of Ash Flat is, will his case in Fulton County continue? According to Arkansas Department… Login to continue reading Login…
Break-in at Hardy Dollar General
Elaine BrownReporterebrown@cherryroad.com Hardy Police were alerted to a possible break-in at the Dollar General Store next to the post office in Hardy on Monday, Nov.… Login to continue reading Login…
Ash Flat 2025 Water/Sewer budget approved by council
The Ash Flat City Council met Monday, Nov. 18 at 6 p.m. at city hall. Mayor Larry Fowler called the meeting to order with a full council present. After the minutes from the previous meeting and the current agenda were approved, department reports followed.
Mammoth Spring School District Spelling Bee winners
Picture 1 - Qualified to compete at the Fulton County Spelling in January are Chayton Ruby, Breana Conforth, Makayla French, Hudson Barton, Avery McNabb and Briley Smith.
Paw Control of Cherokee Village seeks donations for facility
As the end of the year approaches, there is no better time to reflect on the impact you can make. We would like for you to consider an opportunity to use your year-end contributions toward a fund that will support renovations to the older, existing barn that has been used for years to house our dogs at the Cherokee Village Animal Control.