Ash Flat

Community reception set to welcome new veterinarians

Drs. Roger and Donna Shaw, both graduates of LSU School of Veterinary Medicine, began their veterinary practice in the Highland area during the summer of 1983. Initially, they served the area in both large and small animal practice but most recently have been exclusively caring for small companion animals. They have been involved with many activities over the last 40 years including sponsoring various youth sports teams, working with 4-H students, and…

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Ozarka to
offer LPN classes

Ozarka College is pleased to offer a Night and Weekend LPN program on the Ash Flat campus beginning January 2023. Applications for the LPN programs starting January 2023 are currently being accepted through Nov. 1.To be eligible for application, students must prove successful completion of or enrollment in pre- requisite courses. The pre-requisite courses consist of English Composition I, Math for Health Professions, Nutrition, and Body Structure and Function (or Anatomy and…

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Ash Flat Fire Department to host Sportsmen’s Trade Show

The Ash Flat Fire Department will host a Sportsmens Trade Show on Sat., Oct. 8 beginning at 8 a.m.All types of sporting and outdoor equipment will be available for sale. Vendors are encouraged to set up and sell their items at the event. Booth space is available and proceeds from the event will benefit the Ash Flat Fire Department Auxiliary.The show will be held at the Ash Flat Fire Station. To reserve…

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Homecoming Parade involves all three Highland campuses

PHOTOS/TAMMY CURTISHighland teacher and coach Blake Medlock served as grand marshal for the Highland Homecoming Parade. Blake is picture with his wife Mary, throwing candy for onlookers at the three campuses. By: Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor Highland Student Council has made history again this year with a campus wide community involvement project for homecoming. Much like the first students to attend Highland when Hardy and Ash Flat Consolidated in 1964, this year…

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Firefighters with Ash Flat, Cherokee Village and Highland Fire Departments participated in training at the Sharp County Municipal Airport

Photo/Tammy CurtisFirefighters with Ash Flat, Cherokee Village and Highland Fire Departments participated in training on Sept. 13 at the Sharp County Municipal Airport. The firefighters were joined by representatives of Arkansas Forestry Commission. The training demonstrated how to refill a forestry plane with water. By: Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor Area fire departments spent the afternoon on Sept. 13 training on methods to refill Arkansas Forestry Commission aircraft for water drops in forest…

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