PET OF THE MONTH:
I am Adoptable! My name is Harley Jewel. I’m a black lab and I’m 4 years old.
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These are the best peanut butter cookies on the planet and if they make it to the second day, they are even better then. They make about 4 dozen small to medium cookies.
PET OF THE MONTH:
I am Adoptable! My name is Harley Jewel. I’m a black lab and I’m 4 years old.
PET OF THE MONTH
I am Adoptable! My name is Harley Jewel. I’m a black lab and I’m 4 years old.
Historical Society to Meet
Weather permitting the Searcy County Historical Society will meet Friday evening, 7 pm, January 26 at the First Christian Church in Marshall. Thereisa Housley and Anthony DeVore will be presenting their recent work at the January meeting of the Searcy County Historical Society. They have worked together on several projects regarding the history of Searcy County, especially the Leslie and Marshall area.
Christmas Home Tour
Flatwoods Orphan Ministry Presents Christmas Home Tour on December 10, 5-8 p.m., $20 per person. Tickets available at Flatwoods Baptist Church, online, or at Fletcher Chiropractic. There will be free shuttles, maps, and flyers available from Flatwoods Baptist Church. For more information call 870-213-6361 or email at fletchersaj@yahoo.com. A fundraiser for our mission trip to Ecuador.
PET OF THE MONTH:
Hi my name is Luke I'm a good boy and I'm potty trained. I love to be outside and I'm a very faithful affectionate dog.
Chocolate Chip Banana Bread
Bananas are a versatile fruit that can be eaten right off the bunch or utilized in a bevy of recipes. Despite being characterized as the first ÒsuperfoodÓ endorsed by the American Medical Association in the early 20th century, bananas are avoided by some people. Some claim that bananas make people gain weight or develop constipation, but many medical organizations point to the nutritional benefits of bananas, which contain potassium, magnesium, vitamin B6, fiber, and manganese. A bananaÕs flavor starts out as mildly sweet and gains more sweetness as it ripens. Very ripe bananas, or those that have brown speckled skins, donÕt need to be discarded. They make perfect additions to baked goods, notably banana bread. Before tossing out brown bananas, consider this recipe for ÒChocolate Chip Banana BreadÓ courtesy of Jenna Barnard and the Butternut Bakery Blog.