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Dan Milligan takes reins of Sharp County Community Foundation

Dan Milligan of Cherokee Village, has been named executive director of Sharp County Community Foundation, an affiliate of Arkansas Community Foundation that supports county-wide nonprofit organizations through funding, networking and capacity building opportunities. “We are thrilled to have Dan join Sharp County Community Foundation as Executive Director,” said Molly Day, SCCF Chairman. “His energy and passion for philanthropy and community development will be tremendous assets for our organization as we continue to…

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Keep Hardy Beautiful citywide cleanup slated, curbside pickup requires scheduling

The Keep Hardy Beautiful Campaign will kick off May 1 and continue through May 5.The City of Hardy is encouraging all residents and area volunteers to pitch in and help keep the City of Hardy beautiful! Area volunteers may meet at Hardy City Hall to pick-up free cleanup sup-plies. A limited number of free tee-shirts will be available on a first come, first serve basis. Gloves, trash bags, recycle bags, and safety…

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2023 Fulton County Fair t-shirts available now

Don’t miss out on the 2023 Fulton County Fair t-shirt! The shirts will sell for $15 each and youth and adult sizes will be available. Pre-orders only and we need orders in by June 1st and payment is required when ordering. Thank you to the shirt sponsors, Barker Funeral Home, NEXT- Powered by NAEC, Garner Farm and Feed, and Graphix for helping with printing costs. Walk-in orders can be placed at the Fulton…

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Cave City to expand park and move city offices

By: Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor A city’s ability to provide facilities for its residents that make their lives better outside of home is something many small towns strive to do. Cave City is working extra hard to promote a sense of community through an addition to their park and move their antiquated city hall to a newer facility and create a new pocket park. Many residents of Cave City and the surrounding…

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First Community Bank welcomes Taylor to lending

First Community Bank has announced that Michelle Taylor has joined the bank as assistant vice president, consumer lending for the financial institution’s full-service branch location at 1 Iroquois in Cherokee Village, Arkansas. Taylor joins First Community Bank with more than 20 years of professional experience in the banking industry. “One of my favorite observations from the late Helen Keller is ‘alone we can do so little, but together we can do so much,’…

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