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Fond Farewells
Those of us at Marshall Mountain Wave want to wish Charity Rolen, the former editor of the paper, a fond farewell and good luck in her future endeavors. She will be truly missed. Along with personnel changes, Marshall Mountain Wave will be enduring some hourly and conduct changes. The Marshall Mountain Wave office will be closed Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and open 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. The new hours will allow new reporter Victoria Kroeker to engage with the county and its citizens more often. We at the Marshall Mountain Wave newspaper hope to welcome these changes in the new year. Happy New Year!
Welcome Home and Bear Creek News
Today is Tuesday, Dec. 24, 2024. I went to visit Kathy and the family. Tonight is Christmas eve. Tomorrow is Christmas. I wish everyone a late Merry Christmas. I went to visit Kathy and the family. Last Friday the Arkansas Razorbacks will play Texas Tech. This is football. Arkansas won with 39 and Texas Tech lost with 26. Woo-Pig-Sooie! The Arkansas Razorbacks have won seven (7) games. The season is all over. I went to Harps. I visited with Mary. She is okay. I visited with Bill Sellers at Harps too. He is okay. After that I went home. Last Saturday Kathy came to visit me. She is okay. Last Sunday I went to church and bible study. I visited with friends. I went to visit Kathy and the family. Kathy has a cold. Lets all pray for her. I went home after that.
Around Our Town
Hello to all of you Marshall Mountain Wave readers and greetings from the jewel of the Ozarks, Leslie, Arkansas. I hope you all had a very Happy New Year. Many folks have different family traditions around the New Year concerning what to do and what to eat and why. For my family we eat black eyed peas, hog jowl and collard greens cooked in bacon fat. The black eyed peas were for good fortune and health, the hog jowl was for abundance and the collard greens represented money. All great things to wish for someone for the New Year. I always thought that abundance and money were the same thing. As I have gotten older and understand more clearly the difference between abundance and money. Money is what you pay your bills with, and abundance is more of a world view of seeing abundance in every aspect of life from career opportunities not just to make a living but to live a more rewarding and fulfilling life. Creative abundance where you create new ways of looking at things. Abundance in community is my favorite kind of abundance. Especially here in Leslie, living in such a small town folks get to know your face around town and if you live here long enough folks even get to know you. So Happy New Year.
2025 Arkansas Prosecuting Attorneys Association Board
The Arkansas ProsecutingAttorneys Association announces its 2025 Board of Directors. Daniel Shue, Prosecuting Attorney for the 12th Judicial District, will serve as President and David Ethredge, Prosecuting Attorney for the 14th Judicial District, will serve as the Vice-President. Secretary/Treasurer is Dan Turner, Prosecuting Attorney for the 9E Judicial District. Other board members include Kyle Hunter, Prosecuting Attorney for the 11W Judicial District, Chuck Graham, Prosecuting Attorney for the 23rd Judicial District, Teresa Howell, Prosecuting Attorney for the 7th Judicial District and Carol Crews, Prosecuting Attorney for the 20th Judicial District. Tom Tatum, II, 15th Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney, will serve as the National District Attorneys Association representative.
Tips to Make a Computer Run More Smoothly
The spinning color wheel on a computer screen is an unwelcome sight. Despite that, it’s a frustration familiar to millions of computer users across the globe and indicative of a device that’s overwhelmed.
12th Annual Progress Report
Our 2024 Budget was $26,100. The Greater Searcy County Chamber of Commerce does amazing things with a small budget and an all-volunteer effort! Thanks to all the members and volunteers who make us successful! We appreciate all who have renewed dues or joined our efforts! We still have one of the lowest membership costs in all of Arkansas!
Happenings
Jan 8: National Bubble Bath day, National Toffee Day Jan 9: National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day Jan 10: National Bittersweet Chocolate Day, National Houseplant Appreciation Day
Master Naturalists Honor Marshall Resident
North Central Arkansas Master Naturalists (NCAMN) honored Paula Caprio of Marshall (third on right) with a âBravo Awardâ during a recent holiday celebration. Paula was chapter president for two years and has led NCAMNâs Gaston Wildflower Team since 2016. She also works with the Buffalo National River Volunteers and other chapter teams. To join NCAMN, please contact chapter president Beth Kennedy at ncamn. contact@gmail.com.