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White River Health 5k Run/Walk raises $20,000

White River Health recently wrapped up the annual 5K Run/Walk. The event brought 174 registered runners and walkers, 60 virtual participants, and raised over $20,000 to support local schools’ food pantries.According to feedingamerica.org, over 34 million people in America, including 9 million children, are food insecure. Rural areas are affected most, and the pandemic only increased this rate. According to Arkansasfoodbank.org, a member of Feeding America, 25 percent of children face food…

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Free CWD testing is available for Arkansas deer hunters

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is offering a variety of options to have harvested deer tested for chronic wasting disease for free throughout the 2022-23 deer hunting season.This year, the AGFC will continue its extensive system of drop-off containers throughout the state, as well as its work with taxidermists and regional offices to pull samples for hunters and have them tested. More than 100 locations around Arkansas are available to get…

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Ignoring God does not lessen our need for Him

Within the Christian faith, we are taught that every person will someday stand before God and have a discussion about how they lived. A few will argue, give excuses, try to justify, and attempt to present their case before the infinite judge and authority of all things. Many scoff and doubt about not being responsible for the way they live, but for the most part, the majority agrees there is coming a…

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Obituary – James Ralph Acerra

James Ralph Acerra, 63, of Mountain Home passed away October 11, 2022 in Memphis, Tennessee. He was born March 24, 1959 in Racine, Wisconsin. James served in the U.S. Navy and Navy Reserves. He became an accomplished gunsmith who enjoyed fishing and was an avid reader, especially of books about the Civil War and WW II. James was a Christian employed by the State Department of Corrections.He was preceded in death by…

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State Capitol Week in Review

James Sturch, Arkansas Senator When Arkansas voters go to the polls on November 8 they will determine the fate of four proposed amendments to the state Constitution.Three of the measures were referred to the ballot by the legislature. Issue One would grant the legislature the power to call itself into session. Issue Two would require a 60 percent majority for approval of future amendments and initiatives. Issue Three would prohibit state and…

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