Tammy Curtis

Are we committed to accomplishing His will?

The Reverend Billy Holland We might as well lay all the cards on the table and establish that it’s easier to go to church and put some money in the offering plate than to develop a consistent relation-ship with God. Along with our genuine love for Him is to recognize the need for a fervent prayer life. Being religious without praying is popular. Why is this? Because we do not care enough…

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Cherokee Village Swim Club meeting at Thunderbird Pool

Cherokee Village Swim Club is now meeting at the Thunderbird pool, located at 62 Northshore Drive, Cherokee Village for the summer.  The Club offers two water aerobic classes every weekday morning, except holidays and weather permitting. The water aerobics class begins at 8 a.m. and the Advanced Deep Water Aerobics with flotation belt begins at 9 a.m. All classes are for adults 18 or older only. Cherokee Village Swim Club started in the mid…

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Cherokee Village invites public to their monthly council meetings

Mark your calendars to attend open to the public, discussion with City Council Members on the current months agenda topics each month. Meeting is at City Hall the Monday before City Council Meetings, (the 3rd Thursday of each month). Due to deadline, the publication was produced after the timeframe for the working meeting held on Monday. This month’s City Council Meeting will be held June 15, 2023at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall.…

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Sharp County Community Foundation Hosts Giving Tree Grant Awards Reception

Sharp County Community Foundation, an affiliate of Arkansas Community Foundation, recently hosted a Giving Tree Grant Awards Reception to recognize the recipients of a Sharp County Giving Tree Grant. Just under $13,500 was granted to the following Sharp County non-profits: • City of Hardy • Cave City First Assembly Food Pantry •Ozark Foothills Literacy Project • Ronald McDonald House Charities of Arkansas • Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund • For Every Dog…

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2023 Kevin King Memorial Scholarship winners announced

Circuit Judge Kevin King was a graduate of Highland High School in 1972, the University of Arkansas in 1976, and the University of Arkansas School of Law in 1978. He served the counties of Sharp, Lawrence, Randolph, and Jackson counties as Circuit Judge of the Third Judicial District. Judge King was always concerned about the welfare of students. The Kevin King Memorial Scholarship was established to advance students through education. The following…

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