Tammy Curtis

Spring River Area Chamber of Commerce Award Recipients, From left) Patrick Black, Volunteer of the Year; Ernie Rose, E. Wilson Green; Tom Helfert, Photo Contest; Jeff McEntire with B&B Supply Store- Platinum Member of the Year; Fred Holzhauer with First Community Bank, Gold Member of the Year; Nona Saulnier, Future Leader; Pene Hadley with Hardy History Association, Nonprofit Member of the Year ; Darlene Wilson and Ethan Barnes with City of Hardy,…

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Don’t miss out on the 2023 Fulton County Fair t-shirt! The shirts will sell for $15 each and youth and adult sizes will be available. Pre-orders only and we need orders in by June 1st and payment is required when ordering. Thank you to the shirt sponsors, Barker Funeral Home, NEXT- Powered by NAEC, Garner Farm and Feed, and Graphix for helping with printing costs. Walk-in orders can be placed at the Fulton…

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Unfortunately, Fulton County Hospital has postponed the Passion For Caring Fun Run/Walk until fall. Those who already registered can have the fee returned by contacting the hospital at 870-895-2691, or the hospital will hold the registration fee until the rescheduled event.

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Dallas John Montgomery II,66, of Camp passed away April 4 in Mountain Home. Oretha Perkey,91, of Cave City passed away, April 4 in Batesville. Clyde O’dell Gilliam, 79, of Viola, Ark. passed away April 3, in Mountain Home, Ark. Billy Jack Brabon, 44, of Salem, Ark. passed away March 28,2023, in Salem, Ark. Vance Null, Sr., 87, of Viola, Ark., passed away March 30, after a car accident in Salem, Ark. Gerald…

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The University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville(UACCB) has acquired the property at 2210 East Main Street. Formerly the 100,000 square foot building housed rubber and pole manufacturing at different points, now UACCB will rehabilitate the space for expanded workforce training. “We are calling this space the UACCB Gateway Center to hon-or our history as an institution and to speak to the many opportunities ahead for our community,” said Dr. Brian Shonk,…

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