Breast cancer is the most common cancer and the second leading cause of death among women in the U.S. The American Cancer Society estimates that, in 2022, there will be over 300,000 new cases diagnosed and more than 43,000 deaths.
With Florida, Puerto Rico and other locales reeling from a destructive Atlantic hurricane season, Better Business Bureau (BBB) reminds those who want to help to carefully check out charities before making donations.
There is an important deadline approaching for Arkansans planning to vote in the November election. If you have not already registered to vote, you have until October 11 to file your voter registration application with your county clerk.
The state Division of Children and Family Services continues to struggle with high staff turnover and high caseloads for family service workers. The two problems are closely related.
Positive community support is needed Nov. 8 to provide local funds to secure the more than $6 million of state partnership money recently awarded to the Highland School District for building a new high school. Programs, personnel, and the families and organizations of the Quad Cities can benefit daily from the modern facilities that can be available after 58 years of using the original buildings. Today’s youth and staff need a vote of confidence. The new building will last for many generations, and a POSITIVE VOTE will encourage everyone to continue the Highland tradition of excellence.
As you go through life, you will likely have long- and short-term financial goals. But how will your strategies for meeting your long-term goals differ from those needed for your short-term ones? If you’re like most people, your biggest long-term goal is achieving a comfortable retirement.
Some people were upset because Mayor Stokes inserted political opinions into his 'state of the city' address, but I just thought his comments were amusing. My name is 'Constitutional Chris Burleson,' and I'm the one he was referring to when he said, 'One candidate appears not to be in favor of government rules or regulations.'. Stokes’ assertion that I don't support the rule of law is, no doubt, due to my promise that I will 'relax chicken prohibition.' But maybe he didn't fully understand the animal code: Chickens are already legal: 'ORDINANCE NO. 19994' made a loophole so that the VIPs of Cherokee Village may have chickens, and it reads as follows: 'The prohibitions of Section 9 above shall not apply where the creatures are... for... agricultural fairs... Judging Purposes... educational, etc.' As mayor, I will presume all chickens to be for 'judging purposes' and consider all CV residents VIPs worthy of the 'section 9' exemption.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer and the second leading cause of death among women in the U.S. The American Cancer Society estimates that, in 2022, there will be over 300,000 new cases diagnosed and more than 43,000 deaths.
The state Division of Children and Family Services continues to struggle with high staff turnover and high caseloads for family service workers. The two problems are closely related.
There is an important deadline approaching for Arkansans planning to vote in the November election. If you have not already registered to vote, you have until October 11 to file your voter registration application with your county clerk.