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SRAG to kick off Holiday sale

Spring River Art Gallery will hold its Holiday Art Sale beginning Nov. 19 at 300 East Main Street, in Hardy. The sale will last through Christmas.Oil paintings, acrylic, and watercolor paintings, stained glass, glass paintings, and some pottery and jewelry pieces included. Also on Nov. 19, there will be a Bake Sale. All home baked items, individually wrapped for everyone’s safety.The gallery is open Fridays, 12 to 4, Saturdays, 10 to 4,…

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Heath Sanders concert at Ozarka rescheduled

The Heath Sanders concert has been rescheduled for Saturday, Jan. 21, 2023.Heath will perform a live acoustic session at the John E. Miller Auditorium beginning at 7 p.m. Proceeds will benefit the Ozarka College Foundation to support student scholarships.Tickets are on sale for $25 online at OzarkaHeathSanders.eventbrite.com or at local Townsend Spice & Supply located at 725 E. Main Street in Melbourne. All previously purchased tickets for the concert will remain valid…

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Blue Ribbon Welcome held for Cherokee Home Inspection LLC

Photo SubmittedJames Spurlock, Ozarka College and SRACC Board Member, is pictured with Cherokee Home Inspection owners Tonia and James Tubbs in front of his different inspection licenses. Cherokee Home Inspection LLC recently received a Blue Ribbon Welcome for becoming a member of the Spring River Area Chamber of Commerce at it’s recent Business Expo on Oct. 8. Owner James Tubbs is an Arkansas Licensed Home Inspector, as well as an InterNACHI Certified…

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CVUMC to hold craft, bake sale

A Fall Craft and Bake Sale is set for Sat. Nov. 12 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Cherokee Village United Methodist Church, 21 Otter Dr.There will be breads, cookies, and other baked goods, plus lots of crafts. The public is invited to come out and do some holiday shopping all in one place.

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Donation drive for Santa for Seniors set to kick off

Rebecca Huffmaster will be collecting items for Santa for Seniors. She will be bringing the items to nursing homes as gifts for residents. Donation boxes will be set up at various locations including Highland Nutrition.Suggested donations are Soaps, socks, Little Debbie Cakes, Candy, Stuffed animals, house slippers, hats, lotions, chapsticks, puzzle books, pens, coloring books, blankets and notebooks. All items need to be new for health concerns.This news agency will update when…

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