Newsletter-Mid-Week
Adoptable of the Week, Malvo
Meet Malvo, a stunningly unique male adult dog with a coat that is as striking as his name. His rare base white coat with a vibrant tiger striped brindle pattern around his trunk makes him a true standout. With a name as uncommon as his coat pattern, Malvo projects an air of mystery and allure. His rare name gets attention and curiosity much like the dog himself. He will be a conversation starter when people meet him.
Looking for options: Cherokee Village Economic Exploration Committee seeking sales tax increase
Counties and municipalities in the area are looking for ways to bring in revenue to combat their struggles and Cherokee Village is crunching the numbers to possibly put a sales tax increase on a future ballot.
Fulton County economic development gives community blueprint if wanting to go wet
Vincent Marshall Editor vmarshall@cherryroad.com In looking at ways to increase sales tax, an economic development committee in Fulton County sought guidance for possible options. Among… Login to continue reading Login…
Thomas Kendrick announces campaign for Circuit Judge, Division Two
HEBER SPRINGS—Thomas Kendrick announces his intent to run for Circuit Judge, Division Two in the 16th Judicial District in the March 3, 2026, election. The 16th District includes Cleburne, Independence, Izard, Fulton, and Stone Counties.
Hendricks granted reduced bond in alleged rape case
A bond reduction hearing was held in Fulton County Circuit Court in the case against Christopher Hendricks, 41, on Monday, July 21.
Cherokee Village SID: Lake irrigation topic of discussion
An issue that’s been raised over the past several Cherokee Village Suburban Improvement District meetings have been property owners using the lakes as a way to irrigate their property. The discussion was raised again during the July 21 SID meeting when the agenda item on sending an irrigation letter out was discussed.
Minutes for July Viola City Council meeting
Present for the July 14 Viola City Council meeting were Mayor Jackie Estes, Councilmen Mike Sherman, Dennis Harber, Melinda Wray and Jerry Allen. Also in attendance were water superintendent Joel Huett, bookkeeper Sarah Huett, employee Tony Shockey, recorder Tracey Sherman and 12 citizens.
Cave City Watermelon Fest begins NOW!!
Thursday, July 24—Saturday, July 26 Schedule Thursday, July 24 5 p.m. Vendors/Food Trucks open; City Park Pond 6 p.m. Kiddie Parade through park (ages 12… Login to continue reading Login…