Baxter Health Regional Physical Therapy Clinic is inviting the public to an Open House on Friday, September 9. Light refreshments will be served to the community on-site from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., with the Ribbon Cutting scheduled for 12:15 p.m. The location of the event will be 4196 US-62 Suite B in Hardy. Clinic staff and local radio personnel will be present. The Baxter Regional Physical Therapy Clinic offers outpatient physical…
Better Beginnings, a program of the Arkansas Department of Human Services Division of Child Care and Early Childhood Education focusing on giving children the best quality care, is offering Arkansas civic and business leaders ways in which they can support working families this month by promoting quality early childhood education in their communities. Better Beginnings Program Administrator Kelli Hilburn says National Working Parents Day on September 16, 2022 is a great opportunity…
Representatives with agencies responsible for brining Emerson to Ash Flat joined Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson for a ribbon cutting at the $35 million facility on July 29. Joined by Arkansas state and local officials, Emerson celebrated the official opening of its 277,000 square-foot manufacturing facility in Ash Flat on July 29. Emerson has made a $35 million investment to transform the existing underutilized industrial structure into a modern manufacturing plant for its…
The Spring River Area Chamber of Commerce held a Blue Ribbon Welcome for Harmon Xtreme Clean LLC on June 30. Harmon Xtreme Clean offers power washing and all exterior cleaning needs, including houses, roofs, concrete, decks, docks, etc. They provide free estimates and are licensed and insured. For more information contact them at 870-710-1430. Pictured (l-r): Laura Clute, Ozark Gateway Realty OGWLLC; Jamie and Jeremy Harmon, Harmon Xtreme Clean; Darrell Rolen, SRACC;…
Despite pandemic, Sharp County’s only locally owned newspaper, the Spring River Chronicle has increased subscriptions for the last three years, again proving the importance of targeted , researched local news to the Spring River area. As a result, the Chronicle was moved up to the “Medium Weekly” category by the Arkansas Press Association, based on circulation.This meant the small local newspaper had to compete against much larger circulation weeklies in larger cities…
