Cherokee Village

Energy and Natural Resources program set at Gem and Mineral Club July meeting

The Spring River Gem and Mineral Club will meet at 10 a.m., July 7, at Thunderbird Center located at 62N. Lakeshore Road in Cherokee Village. Energy resources have been around for a while but not fully understood.    Paul Grindol will present “Energy & Natural Resources: That Which You’re Unlikely to have Thought Much About.”  He will present this in the for-mat of the Future, the Past, and the Present. Grindol has been…

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Cherokee Village author to be featured in Horror-Scope

A piece by Cherokee Village author M. Rook Grimsley will be featured in Horror-Scope: A Zodiac Anthology, Volume 2, set to release on June 20,2023. Grimsley will appear in this horror anthology alongside thirty-five other horror authors, including Loki DeWitt from Mena, Ark. Edited by author H. Everend, the Horror-Scope anthologies feature short horror stories and poetry based on the twelve signs of the zodiac. Volume One was released earlier this year,…

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Cherokee Village invites public to their monthly council meetings

Mark your calendars to attend open to the public, discussion with City Council Members on the current months agenda topics each month. Meeting is at City Hall the Monday before City Council Meetings, (the 3rd Thursday of each month). Due to deadline, the publication was produced after the timeframe for the working meeting held on Monday. This month’s City Council Meeting will be held June 15, 2023at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall.…

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Arkansas Pie Festival pie baking winners announced

The Arkansas Pie Festival provided bragging rights to many bakers statewide. On its third year, the newest festival is bound to put Cherokee Village on the map as the Pie Capitol of Arkansas. The event brought out 80 bakers. The Best Overall winner and winner of the Golden ticket to compete in The World Food Championship was the Pink House Alchemy Hanna Davis of Bee’s Knees in Fayetteville. The pie was a…

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Pie Festival draws sweet loving crowd

By: Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor The Arkansas Pie Festival returned to Cherokee Village April 28 for the third time. The rain moved out early and large crowds made their way to enjoy a super sweet (and at times messy) fun day full of events. Event organizer Graycen Bigger and her husband, Judge Alex Bigger made a full day of the event. For the first time, the Arkansas Pie Festival offered a Golden…

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