Tammy Curtis

FORT HOME LOAN RIBBON CUTTING

The Spring River Area Chamber of Commerce held a Blue Ribbon Welcome for  Fort Home Loan on August 3  at 1669 Hwy 62/412 in Highland.  Zane Kunz is the owner. Pictured from left are: Fred Holzhauer, SRACC President and First  Community Bank; Clint Wiles,FNBC;  Michelle Taylor, (Ambassador) First Community Bank; Bridgette Conley, Zane Kunz, Conner Barker, Heston Kunz,  Noah Barker and Bailey Kunz  with Fort Home Loan; Debbie Bailey, (Ambassador) White River…

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Peterson announces bid for Highland School Boar

Michelle Peterson With prayer and contemplation, I’ve decided to run for a Highland School Board position in November of 2023. I’m eager and passionate to file my candidacy. As a parent of three adult children and nine grandchildren, I consider a child’s education one of our most important responsibilities. I’ve spent 25 years in education and I’m a resident in the Highland School District community. My 25 years educating students include 10…

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Just one more time

Mack Thompson, Editor   I suppose all of us at some time look back on our life and wish we could experience an event or do something just one more time.  But, the passage of time and the aging process prevents those wishes.  I find myself allowing my mind to wander to those times more often now and thought I would share them with you.  I’m sure they will spark memories of…

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Local hair stylists bring smiles and fresh haircuts to area students

By Carol Langston, Special to the SRC Photo/SubmittedSalem area hair stylists filled a back to school need in the area Aug. 2 providing 40 haircuts for area students. . Pictured from left are Tia York with Sheer Passion Salon and her little helper, Organizer Sarah Clairday with Sar’ndipity; Ross Carter with Farm Bureau Insurance; Amanda Hall with Elite Home Care and Maggie Shelton, Hair Hut.  Thanks to the generosity of local hair…

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Tours of Crystal River Cave and Motor Court enjoyed for first time in 20 years

Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor It served as an early home and burial area for Osage Indians and later a community refrigerator, but the iconic one of a kind rock structure above Cave City’s namesake cave has evolved over the years and today is on the National Historic Registry, but remains privately owned.  Last week for the first time in nearly 20 years, the owners, Dan and Irma Carrington,  of what most simply…

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