
Searcy County Chamber Networking Breakfast
The Searcy County Chamber of Commerce will host its next Networking Breakfast on Monday, June 23 at 8:00 a.m. in Witts Springs, offering community members a chance to connect over a hearty morning meal.
The Searcy County Chamber of Commerce will host its next Networking Breakfast on Monday, June 23 at 8:00 a.m. in Witts Springs, offering community members a chance to connect over a hearty morning meal.
Mark your calendars for a delicious community event as the Searcy County Senior Center hosts a Fish Fry on Friday, June 27, 2025, from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at their facility located at 509 Zack Road in Marshall.
As summer settles in with its golden sunshine and lazy afternoons, there’s no better time to savor the sweet side of the season. These seasonal sweets are more than just recipes, they’re the flavors of summer memories.
Sometimes, there are meals that just make you feel good. Not because there is a special memory attached or because it is a particularly special meal. Sometimes they just make you feel good, so when you think about it you feel happy. That is what this week’s column is about. Feel good food for days when you just want to feel good.
Hunger is a feeling most people can relate to. At one point or another, just about everyone has felt a hunger pang so strong it can feel like itâs been ages since theyâve eaten so much as a morsel of food. Hunger is not a part of daily life for many people, while for others itâs an everyday occurrence marked by uncertainty about when and where the next meal may come from.
Certain foods have generated devoted followings among people from all walks of life. While flavorful foods can be hard to resist, some wildly popular items found in refrigerators and pantries far and wide could be compromising millions of peopleâs heart health.
Aging and change go hand in hand. Although some may bemoan the gray hairs that start to arrive or stiffness in the knees that seems to sneak up on a person in middle age, such concerns are not necessarily enough to lose sleep over. However, many people 50 or older are nervous about the potential for cognitive issues like dementia as they grow older.