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Broadband access discussed as part of rural development
Photo/Tammy Curtis Sharp County Judge Larry Brown, Cherokee Village Mayor Llyod Hefley and Executive Assistant Terry Romans discuss questions and concerns about a grant from Connect Arkansas that could help provide broadband access to residents in Sharp County with Jerry Smith and Frankie Gillian with the Arkansas State University's Delta Center ...
The Vaughn brothers: Saluting those who served
Photo/Tammy Curtis Victor Vaughn, a resident of Cherokee Village who, along with his three brothers, served in the United States Army during World War II.
Cherokee Village proposes A &a SP tax
Cherokee Village City Hall was the site of the Advertising and Promotions venture meeting Oct.
Dam breakage scenario drill conducted at Cherokee Village
Photo/Tammy Curtis Cherokee Village Fire Chief Mike Taylor and Cherokee Village Police Chief Ricky Crook served as joint incident commanders along with Sharp County Office of Emergency Managment Coordinator Gene Moore and Dan Melbourne are pictured in the incident command center monitoring radio traffic during the Oct.
City council discusses possibility of water for Riverbend Park
The possibility of Riverbend Park's receiving city water and the potential of annexing the former Beach Club property into Hardy were the main topic of discussion at Hardy City Council's regular monthly meeting Oct.
Ark. novelist peoples books with family, friends
When Christian romance novelist Christine Lynxwiler was looking for background for her writing she had to look no further than where she lived.
'Fill the Truck" Event for the Animals at Ozarka College
Donovan who had lighter fluid poured on him and was set on fire has recovered and is waiting to join his new family in New Hampshire soon! The next two Wednesdays, October 28th and November 4th, SPARE is staging a "FILL THE TRUCK" EVENT for shelter animals in the Ozarka College parking lot from 9 a.m. to noon, both days.
Trash increases, Landfill expanding
Photo by Clover Birdsell Bulldozers at the IESI landfill in Ash Flat remove red dirt from what will be the foundation of its third landfill cell.
Miller charged with raping 11-year-old girl
An investigation dating back to August led to the arrest of Travis W. Miller, 33, of Hardy.
Wyatt Joseph Malachi Rickey , one month, and Noah Riley Keyth Rickey , two and a half, are the children of Charles Vernon and Nicole Elizabeth Ann Rickey of Siloam Springs.
An Area Business Salute- Wiles Cabinet Shop
Photo by Tammy Curtis Owners of Wiles Cabinet Shop Robert and Richard Wiles pose with their father Kenneth Wiles and co-worker Jim Loconte at their shop in Highland.
Two arrested in separate Highland commercial burglaries
Two suspects were arrested in separate commercial burglary incidents in the Highland area recently.
Highland school receives Lowe's grant
Photo/submitted Buela Sharp, Kari Reynolds with Lowe's and Emily Akins accepting a $4,500 Lowe's grant for Highland High School's parental involvement beautification project.
Andrew Frolos was found not guilty in a jury trial that ended in a directed verdict by Honorable Judge Harold Erwin on Oct 1. Frolos was charged with a felony criminal mischief charge that stemmed from a July 11, 2008, incident where he was accused of burning his ex-girlfriend Cindy Branam's double-wide mobile home at Wirth following a break-up. In ...
Grammy possibility for Deforest
When the Grammy Awards roll around at the first of next year, the category for "Best Cajun Recording" just may be connected to the Ozarks.
Powering Rural Development in Poinsett County
The ASU Delta Center for Economic Development has been working with two Region 8 counties in recent months.
An Arkansas soldier, with family in Cherokee Village was killed Sept. 10 while serving his country in Afghanistan.
Voters voice opinion during council meeting
Photo/Tammy Curtis Roger Brewer, Pastor of Lighthouse Apostolic Church spoke to the Hardy City Council Sept.
New magazine, "Avenues," hits the stands
Have you seen it? "Avenues," the new monthly magazine published by Areawide Media is now in stores for you to pick up -- free.