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The unit’s guide on flag is uncassed signifying the beginning of another chapter in the life of the military unit at the mobilization ceremony for the U.S. Army Reserve’s 90th Sustainment Brigade at Camp Robinson The U.S. Army Reserve’s 90th Sustainment Brigade held a deployment ceremony on at Camp Robinson in North Little Rock on Jan. 27 to honor a detachment of nearly one-hundred soldiers mobilizing overseas in support of Central Command.…

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Cherokee Village SID prepares for upcoming election. By Tammy Curtis, Publisher After last October’s settlement between the City of Cherokee Village and the Cherokeee Suburban Improvement District (SIA) has been making strides toward the eventual new leadership form of a five person elected board. They have also worked hard to become transparent to the residents they represent through both meetings and an updated website. The new site allows residents who may not…

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By Tammy Curtis, Publisher Two local residents were among the three murdered and discovered in shallow graves in Eldon Hill, Okla. on Jan. 28 and 29.  The killer, who was also a former local resident, confessed to the killings after surrendering himself to law enforcement on Friday evening.  Family reported Quinley Lamb missing on around Jan. 24. According to sources close to Lamb’s family, Lamb’s brother Jimmie, Jr. received a tip from…

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Nonprofits in Twin Lakes area can go to arcf.org/givingtree beginning January 10 to apply online for Giving Tree Grants through Twin Lakes Community Foundation, an affiliate of Arkansas Community Foundation. Applications must be submitted online by February 15.   “Since our affiliate was formed in 2002, we’ve awarded over $3.5 million in grants to benefit the Twin Lakes area,” said Kimberly Jones, ED.  “It’s a pleasure to be able to strengthen this…

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Tammy Curtis, Publisher Jan. 26, 2022 With the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, Omicron, in full swing, and numbers of positive cases setting records every day, free Covid 19 tests have been made available to the public.  The need for tests has never been greater, but receiving them may not be as easy as it sounds.  With a cumulative total over a quarter of a million cases in the state, and…

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