By: Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor A three vehicle accident occurred t on Nov. 28 at the Evening Shade Citgo. It sent one to the hospital via Survival Flight with serious injuries and closed the highway for several hours.A semi truck pullinga trailer with Texas tags that was hauling cattle overturned in the ditch in front of the store. According to witnesses at the Citgo, the semi hit a car that pulled out…
Photos/SubmittedAbove, Jordy Walling, a 10 year old St. Jude patient from Cave City at a recent checkup at the hospital. Bottom left, Henry Lockhart, a kindergartner and student of Jordy’s mother, Crystal, who held a Lego party for St. Jude, collecting over 80 sets for patients in the hospital. Bottom right, Jordy’s mother watching over her son after his June brain surgery at St. Jude. By: Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor If you…
Photos/Submitted50 foot Christmas tree at John 3:16 Ministries at Charlotte, Ark. By: Andrea Bruner, Special to the SRC A 50-foot Christmas tree stretching to the sky is there to remind everyone who sees it this is a season of hope.John 3:16 Ministries’ newest Christmas decoration is more than just an oversized tree – it is a symbol for the downtrodden and the suffering, according John 3:16 Instructor Brent Waugh.“The Christmas tree was…
Photo/Tammy CurtisNADC Headstart, along Pace Morby, (right in black), his wife, Lara and daughter along with an Arkansas crew from his Subto real estate training served 300 a community feast last Tuesday in Batesville. By: Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor Last week Pace Morby host of A and E’s most popular show, Triple Digit Flip, and his wife Laura ,and daughters were in Batesville from their home in Mesa, Ariz. to co-host a…
After Arkansas prisons reached the 105 percent capacity mark in the middle of September, the Department of Corrections Board voted on Sept. 23 to release nearly 400 Arkansas prisoners early due to the overcrowding issue. This release has prompted officials to address the issue within the state’s prison system.Benny Magness, Chairman of the Arkansas Board of Corrections said the department didn’t have much choice due to a four to five percent growth…
