Congratulations to Mackyna Mynatt and Kailyn Smith, the newest GED completers from the North Arkansas College Adult Education program in Leslie.
Congratulations are in order for the Marshall High School Trap Team, Home of the Bobcats, after an impressive showing at their recent competition.
The Searcy County School District is proud to recognize and celebrate the hardworking men and women who safely transport students to and from school each day.
By: Victoria Kroeker On June 6 and 7, 2025, the 34th North Arkansas Ancestor Fair will be held in Marshall. The North Arkansas Ancestor Fair… Login to continue reading Login…
By Mitch Cash, Attorney at Law Contributing Writer Instead of worrying about probate after I pass, I think it makes more sense to give away… Login to continue reading Login…
Greetings from Snowball! As I type we’re expecting up to thirteen inches of rain to fall in our area. We were getting a dry start to the spring season, but thirteen seems a bit much for a 3-day span. Here’s hoping all the fertilizer doesn’t get washed off the fields and everyone stays safe.
Well, sickness, bad weather’s return, and missing the deadline has resulted in several weeks of this article being ‘missing’ from the paper. Please forgive and tune back in with us as we start meeting the ‘Newcomers’ to the Cozyhome Community. Thankfully most of the viruses have now run their course and folks are well again but trading in those illnesses for the nagging allergies that will rise and fall with the budding trees and greenery. Speaking of greenery, isn’t it wonderful to have this glorious springtime weather back with us. Storms are never fun and there have been many serious incidents already, but the rewards of the season are the warmer temps and beautiful earth waking up from the long cold winter all around us.
With new seasons comes new food! Spring brings about fresh fruits and vegetables that taste just as bright as the new spring sun! This week I have added four new recipes that all have nice spring touches with a spring tortellini salad, a chicken pesto sandwich, a lemon blueberry cake, and a nice spring lavender simmer pot, to make your house smell of spring.
Come join us for the adventure of a lifetime! The Snowball Adventure Race is the only one of its kind to be hosted in Searcy County, Arkansas. This adventure will start with a 6 mile run to the Margaret White area on the Buffalo National River, only a few hills, all gravel and great scenery. You will then jump in your boat for an 8.5 mile float down the beautiful Buffalo River to the Tyler Bend launch area. You will then pick up your bicycle at the Tyler Bend Pavilion and start the 11.5 mile gravel journey back to Snowball via the Ozark Grinder Trail. The bike portion has a few uphills, lots of gravel and amazing views of the Buffalo River.
By: Mitch Cash, Attorney at LawContributing Writer Now You See It. Now You Don’t: Take Two. <n> Last time you explained why we all should… Login to continue reading Login…