Confront the common cold with this beloved seasonal staple Everyone knows thereâs no cure for the common cold. Though colds can strike at any time, cold season tends to occur when the weather cools down and people spend more time indoors. Inside viruses can circulate and spread more easily, thus leading to elevated rates of infection.
Hello friends and neighbors welcome to fall. Thanksgiving is just around the corner and we are making plans, combing through recipes and gathering ingredients. My kids will be celebrating in Missouri with Rachaelâs sister as this is their first holiday since her dad died.
I donât know about the rest of you, but my week has flown by. Some news from our area. Alaina my eldest daughter passed her permit test a couple of weeks ago. She was really excited to get behind that wheel. Until she got behind the wheel for her first driving lesson when she discovered it was a lot harder than she thought. She almost ran my car into a tree only once. I only had heart failure a couple of times myself. Then the next week while playing volleyball she injured her knee and hasnât been able to drive since. My question isâ¦did she do it on purpose? So, we got an MRI and they canât figure out whatâs causing the pain so we are off to see an orthopedic surgeon to have her checked out.
Heather Louise Anderson, 35, of Harrison, Arkansas passed away on October 24, 2024. She was born on August 2, 1989, and raised in Mountlake Terrace, in the Greater Seattle area. At a young age, Heather was an accomplished competitive figure skater featured in competition, talent shows and at one point, was the show opener for the famous country gospel singer Ricky Skaggs. She was a graduate of one of the worldâs leading cosmetology schools, Gene Juarez. She was a proudly baptized child of God, and an active choir member from an early age. She absolutely loved music and had a beautiful voice. She would dance until she dropped from exhaustion. Heather will be in the hearts of her family and friends, and forever missed by all that knew and loved her.
Hi everyone. Today is Thursday and I went to visit Pat Oliver. We went shopping in town. We stopped at the Dollar Tree, Harps, and the hair salon. Pat needed a haircut. We also stopped at McDonaldâs. I then took Pat to her apartment. I left and stopped to visit Charity Rolen at the Mountain Wave office. I left and stopped by the eye doctor. I visited Nancy Hensley while there. I got a new pair of eyeglasses. Afterwards I stopped to visit Colleen Bell and Casey and Landon Bell. They were doing ok. After that I came home. I went to Medic pharmacy and visited with Thereisa Jackson there.
How to make shopping Black Friday/Cyber Monday pay off The holiday shopping season is a profitable period for retailers. So it should come as no surprise to consumers that many stores now begin stocking shelves with Christmas decor and other holiday-related items as early as September, reminding shoppers that the countdown is on until the holidays arrive.
Mykil âMikeâ Gene Earnhart, 72, of Harrison, Arkansas passed away at his home with his family by his side on November 14, 2024. Mike was born on January 21, 1952, in Harrison, Arkansas, the son of Roscoe and Billie Ruth (Garrison) Earnhart. Mike was an avid outdoorsman, always liking to be outside working on vehicles, tractors or whatever needed repaired. There was never a dull moment when you were with Mike, he was the great instigator. He definitely liked stirring the pot! Mike enjoyed singing and playing his guitar and banjo in church. He loved spending time with his grandchildren. Mike is preceded in death by his parents Roscoe and Billie. He is survived by his former spouse Irene Roberts and three sons, Paul, Jeremy and Justin Earnhart. Also, Mike leaves behind his 6 grandchildren. Mikeâs laughter will be missed by all his family and friends. Arrangements are under the care of Diamond State Cremation in Lead Hill, Arkansas. Condolences can be made at www.DiamondStateCremation.com
November 4, creeks are rolling. Took a trip to Yellville and there were signs that the water had covered the road in spots, and the little creeks were rolling right on. The creek at Yellville was huge, not up to the bridge but rolling right along. Drought one day and flood the next, go figure.
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On Friday, November 1 Laura Timby of Gilbert harvested an 82-pound Long of Naples squash that came up as a volunteer among her Butternut squash.