Tammy Curtis

From Sheriff Shane Russell report After four days of receiving radio communications from an unknown source at Sharp County Dispatch, two Sharp County men found themselves charged with Obstruction of Governmental Operations and possibly further charges. According to Sharp County Sheriff Shane Rus-sell, dispatchers and deputies in the county began hearing a male voice on on the radio stating “Come in Candy Cane,” “Breaker Breaker Candy Cane, among other statements. The deputies…

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By Governor Sara Sanders Look around Arkansans – your state has changed a lot in the past 100 days. Since I took office in January, my administration has launched sweeping overhauls of our schools, public safety, tax system, and more. I’m delivering on my promise to be a changemaker for the people of Arkansas. I worked hand-in-hand with our legislators to pass all my major policy proposals into law. And I’m just…

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Tammy Curtis, Publisher While there is a rather lengthy list of activities one should never participate in with their male “significant other,” we are going to forego the obvious and move on to the two that flash to mind faster than lightening. Holding a flash-light while he works and the Holy Grail of all No’s.... Allowing him to tow you or forcing you to tow him with some sort of device in…

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The 2023 Poultry Blood Testing Schools have been scheduled for (Wednesday), May10 in  Batesville, (Friday)  May 12 in Little Rock and (Friday) May19 in Fayetteville. The School in Batesville  will be held at the  University of Arkansas Livestock and Forestry Research Station,  70 Experiment Station Drive.  Coming from Hwy 67/167,take exit 55 toward Batesville.  Turn left on US-64/167 for 32miles, keep right onUS-167 Batesville Blvd., turn left on SR-69/White Drive about10 miles, turn left…

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The Spring River Gem and Mineral Club (SRGMC) will meet 10 a.m. May 5at Thunderbird Center, 62 N. Lakeshore Rd.    in Cherokee Village.   Dr. Daniel Little-field, Co-Founder and Director of the Sequoyah National Research Center (SNRC)in Little Rock, will present “A Close-Up View of a Cherokee Family 1811-2010.”    The program is taken from SNR Carchives : The James Tand Sallie Frazier Collection, which consists of documents and other items related to the descendants of …

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