Mother’s Day is celebrated each May and marks a perfect opportunity to show Mom how much she’s loved and appreciated. Mother’s Day has been celebrated for more than 100 years, and in that time mothers have grown accustomed to certain staples of the holiday. A bouquet of fresh flowers, Sunday brunch at a local restaurant and some gifts from a partner and the children have become standards each Mother’s Day.
By: Ann ReedContributing Writer Jonathan Reed came over to till the garden, of course the “beast” our huge tiller had to have Joe Reed assistance.… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Well, the Cozyhome Church parking lot has a beautiful new covering of gravel and the brush from the additional clearing has all been burned away leaving an amazing view of the hills in the distance. We had 28 in attendance Easter Sunday for church and it was such a blessing to be there! Hope all reading this were blessed as well. He lives, y’all, and He loves us every one! Two families that have had construction projects going on for the past few weeks are happy to report completion of those big jobs. Congrats on the expansions to the McGruders and the Treats (aka hubby & me!). Thanks to so many who helped with these big endeavors.
May 1 & 2 - Semester Tests for seniors
The Marshall Bobcat Baseball Team is calling on community members to step up to the plate in support of their latest fundraising initiative — a raffle filled with exciting prizes and generous sponsor contributions. With 12 chances to win, the raffle drawing is set to take place on May 16th.
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Students from Marshall High School rolled up their sleeves on May 1 to earn volunteer hours while making a difference in their community. Volunteers could be seen cleaning up the newly developed Bobcat Trail—a multi use path—as well as areas throughout downtown Marshall.
Searcy County Farm Bureau once again demonstrated its dedication to the local community by actively participating in and supporting recent student fishing derbies hosted for area schools. Through both hands-on involvement and generous contributions of time and resources, Farm Bureau members played a vital role in ensuring these outdoor educational events were a success for students from St. Joe Schools, Leslie Intermediate School (LIS), and Marshall Elementary School (MES).
Witts Springs Community Voices (WSCV), in collaboration with WOMPA Off Road LLC and Kelly & Nikki Small BBQ, is bringing back the much-anticipated Pony Express Poker Run for its second year. Scheduled for Saturday, May 17, 2025, the event promises a fun-filled day of horseback riding, scenic trails, hearty food, and community spirit.
The Searcy County Humane Society is putting out a heartfelt plea to the community as it faces a critical need for volunteers to help care for the many animals housed at its shelter.