Viola City Council August minutes
Viola City Council meeting was held on Aug. 11.
Vincent Marshall
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I certainly felt that chill last week. Made my toes cold. Yes, I was still wearing flip flops. I’ve learned my lesson to not over dress. By the time it gets to the end of the day, the heat returns. This past week, not so much for the most part. And I am not complaining about it at all.
Community events for Sept. 3
Hardy History Association September meeting
Greyhounds overpower Pocahontas 28-8 in season opener
Vincent Marshall/Editor vmarshall@cherryroad.com The regular season kicked off in a big way for the defending 3A state champion Salem Greyhounds as they put in a… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Roller coaster game sees Cougars win in last seconds
Vincent Marshall/Editor vmarshall@cherryroad.com The Izard County Cougars gave their fans plenty of heart palpitations during their season opener at the Yellville-Summit Panthers house as they… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Bobcats dominate Rebels with 41-24 victory
Vincent Marshall/Editor vmarshall@cherryroad.com The Thayer Bobcats of Missouri put in a dominant performance against the Highland Rebels at Rebel Memorial Field on Friday, Aug. 29… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Salem High School named National Beta School of Merit
Salem High School is proud to announce that Salem Beta Club is a 2024-2025 National Beta School of Merit. The school earned this recognition by offering National Beta to all eligible grades on their campus.
Highland Hall of Fame reception set
There will be a reception honoring the newest members of the Highland Hall of Fame on Friday, Aug. 29 at 4:30 p.m. in the AL. Hutson Center. Recognition at halftime of the football game will follow later that night. All friends and family are invited to help celebrate these inductees.
Community events for Aug. 27
Junk Journaling 101
Adoptable of the Week, Happy
Happy, pictured here, would be so much happier if he was once again in a loving home. He was one of our Snow White puppies from a litter that was at CVAC this past winter. As one of the more unique gray pups, he was adopted quickly. But then he grew. And grew. His siblings strongly resembled labs but Happy decided to grow just a bit more and fill out until his adopters realized he was too big for them to handle. At about 8 months old, Happy has lived much of his life in a home and is looking for someone who will welcome a happy dog back into a home.