Celebrants owe the joy of the holiday season to various components. Decor and gift-giving go a long way toward making December a joyous time of year. Holiday films also do their part to make the season so special.
âEat, drink and be merryâ is a familiar refrain come the holiday season. Hosting a holiday dinner is a great way to welcome family and friends and encourage them to embrace the festive nature of the season. However, the high cost of foods and other essentials may have certain holiday hosts rethinking their menus and their guest lists this year.
Thanks to their portability and diverse flavor profiles, cookies remain a favorite treat to enjoy at home or bring to parties at others’ homes. Cookies also frequently are go-to offerings at bake sales and school functions.
How to make shopping Black Friday/Cyber Monday pay off The holiday shopping season is a profitable period for retailers. So it should come as no surprise to consumers that many stores now begin stocking shelves with Christmas decor and other holiday-related items as early as September, reminding shoppers that the countdown is on until the holidays arrive.
The ultimate playlist to give your home the right holiday season vibe Staying home for the holidays can make the season a little more convenient, saving celebrants from having to contend with the millions of individuals who take to the roads, railways and friendly skies each December. But staying home comes with its fair share of obligations, especially for individuals who are planning holiday get-togethers with family and friends.
On Monday, November 11 a Veteran’s Day Ceremony was held at the Searcy County Veteran’s Memorial Hall located in Marshall. There was a presentation by former Navy Lieutenant A.J Morris.
Managing and planning one’s estate sounds like a task reserved for the über-rich. But that’s a common, and potentially costly, misconception.
On Tuesday, November 5 the following students were honored for achieving perfect attendance for the first nine weeks. Pictured above (in no particular order) is Axel Bonds, Salem Garza, Callyn Gray, Emerson Gray, Adley Horton, Jaylee Kelley, Lane O’Neal, DJ Pauley, Gracelyn Worley, Layla Brown, Jagger Crawford, Rebeca Jamie, Adaline Johns, Augustus Massey, Annabelle Maxey, Kyle McCrary, Brooke Passmore, Peyton Slay, Sage Treat, Morgan Wilder, Ariel Brightwell, Emmett Fountain, Joely Hinchey, Sebastian Hudson, Liam Jackson, Oliver McClanahan, Luke Sanders, Athena Worley, Moverick Griffity, Alexander Jones, Cozette Martin, and Samuel Maxey.
As a part of the SCSD behavior system they recognize students for following thier three rules. Those rules are Be Safe, Be Responsible, and Be Respectful.