Tammy Curtis

Don’t let the old man in

Mack Thompson, Editor A few days ago I decided to go to Walmart early so as to beat the crowd. Much to my dismay, the store was fairly full of people. As I wandered the aisles I was wondering about these folks. Who were they? Then I realized they were almost all “old people”. I thought to myself why are these people here clogging up the aisles and walking slowly when I…

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Arkansas House of Representatives

Trey Steimel, Arkansas State Representative In the 9thweek of the 2023RegularSession, the House passed several bills addressing education, elections, and healthcare. The House also passed a bill to increase the proper-ty tax credit for Arkansas families. With a vote of 99-0, the House voted in favor of increasing the homestead property tax credit from$375 a year to $425 a year. HB1032now heads to the Senate. Education bills passing the House this week…

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CVFD’s Easter egg hunt set at Baseheart

The Cherokee Village Fire Department will again host the annual Easter Egg Hunt at Baseheart Fire Station on Easter Sun. April 9,beginning at 2 p.m. Several hundred toy and candy-filled eggs will be strewn about in two separate grassy areas, one for children aged 3-7years, and the other for hunters 8-12years of age. Some of the eggs will contain Bunny-Money, and there will be one winning egg for a bicycle in each…

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Dream Bigger campaign to award $5K STEM scholarship

Fidelity Communications invites schools and organizations serving K-12 students to enter its 5th annual “Dream Bigger” social media campaign for the opportunity to win $2,500 to fund their science, technology, engineering or math(STEM) project or club. K-12 schools and organizations in communities throughout the five states Fidelity serves may enter to win simply by sharing a photo and written entry outlining how the money will be used to fund their technology project…

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Lyon College announces tuition discount program

Lyon College recently announced the creation of the Backyard Access Plan for area high school graduates that will encourage students to receive a world-class education close to home for much less than it would cost them to attend an out-of-town college or university. “Lyon College has a rich tradition of serving  Independence County and our region for the past 150years. Lyon alumni are our teachers, principals, business professionals, physicians, dentists, veterinarians, medical…

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