Hello once again. Hope you all are doing well. Ray and I are doing fine. We saw some “Jack Frost” this week, did you? I think it is beautiful. Three mornings we had lots of frost here on the creek. This week shouldn’t be quite so cold. Warming up 2 or 3 days then cooler with a chance of rain, if they don’t change that.
Good morning, today is Monday. I visit with Lisa Younger at the Mt.
The side-by-side night ride was November 6 and started at 7 p.m. There were 108 buggies. There were hot dogs and chips at Bobby Weaver’s cabin. There were smores and hot chocolate at Joe and Courtney Wilson’s. There was more hot chocolate at the community center when the ride finished. There was a drawing for a gas can and t-shirt. The cozies and t-shirt were sponsored by Sent It of Harrison. Everyone was back at the community center about 11:30 p.m. Everyone had a good time.
On the week of Oct. 25th, as part of their annual D.A.R.E.
On Saturday, November 6 Allen and Bryce Glidewell delivered 80 pounds of turkey meat to the Kitchen of the Arkansas Ozarks at the Searcy County Fairgrounds. Glidewell raises turkeys for Butterball and he called to ask if they would donate some meat.
On Saturday, October 30, the members of the Searcy County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) held a Trunk or Treat event for children and their families in Searcy County to celebrate Halloween. A number of ghouls and goblins showed up to enjoy all of the goodies the sheriff’s office had to offer.
On Friday, October 29 students Kindergarten through third grade was escorted by their teachers, Marshall Fire Department, and Marshall Police department for a parade from the Elementary all the way around the square and back up to the school. Local businesses and residents were handing out candy to the students as they passed on their trip through the square. Pictured above is some of the students being escorted by Marshall Fire Department and their teachers.
Searcy County Sheriff Kenny Cassell announced that the Arkansas State Police has reported that 48 year old Laveta Wofford of Vendor died as a result of injuries she sustained in an automobile accident that occurred on Sunday, October 24, on Hwy. 65 near Leslie.
On Saturday, October 30 the Searcy County Sheriff’s Office held a trunk or treat event at the Sheriff’s office located in Marshall. Children and adults were encouraged to dress up and visit the event to receive candy from them. Pictured above (left to right) is three-year-old Westin Watts, Sheriff Kenny Cassell and SC Deputy Caleb Horn.
Hello to all of you Marshall Mountain wave readers and greetings from the jewel of the Ozarks, Leslie, Arkansas. What a dark and stormy week we had this past week with a lot of rain and very cool temperatures. We did have a glorious day on Saturday with sunshine and a clear sky. It is supposed to get very cold next week down into the 20s, so Winter is on the way. With the cooler temperatures the trees have started to change their color, and there is some spectacular trees here in town. There is one on the corner of Hazel and Mainstreet that is just stunningly beautiful with the rich yellow and gold tones of the season. Now that the weather has shifted to much colder temperatures the trees will shift color quickly so I would say that this coming week will be the peak for the full Fall colors. It is deer season, and so the hunt is on, I hope the new wild game butcher shop does well this season.