Tammy Curtis

First Community Bank has announced that Michelle Taylor has joined the bank as assistant vice president, consumer lending for the financial institution’s full-service branch location at 1 Iroquois in Cherokee Village, Arkansas. Taylor joins First Community Bank with more than 20 years of professional experience in the banking industry. “One of my favorite observations from the late Helen Keller is ‘alone we can do so little, but together we can do so much,’…

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A ground-breaking ceremony took place at the Cherokee Village Animal Shelter on March 29. The ceremony marked the first phase of a transformation that came about as a result of funds gifted by the late Vlasta“Val” Pour) and Lois K. Mock .Animal shelter staff and volunteers, along with the Mayor and members of the City Council were present as Perkey Construction, of Cave City, readied the new site of the feline facility.…

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Highland High School Student Council Treasurer Connor Galbreath recently accepted an invitation to be a part of the University of Arkansas Marching Band.

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The Ozarka College Foundation will host their annual Spring Gala on Thurs. April6, at 6 p.m. Themed “Empowering Futures,” the event will take place in the Student Services Center at Ozarka College, located at 218 College Drive in Melbourne, Arkansas. FNBC Community Bankers will be the presenting sponsor for this year’s Gala which will feature a gourmet dinner catered by Ozarka College Culinary Arts department. To add to the already enjoyable event,…

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The  Lyon College Kresge Gallery will showcase the work of ceramic artist Brandy Green-Russell, who uses clay to trap, release and process memories, from Monday, March 20, through Friday, April 7, in the historic Alphin Humanities Building on the Lyon College campus, 2300Highland Rd., Batesville. There will be a reception and artist talk on Thursday, April 6, from 5-6:30 p.m. in the gallery. The event is free and open to the public.…

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