ARKANSAS WELCOME CENTER AT CORNING Fall is officially here! We’ve got our seasonal decorations switched over and hopefully the temperature, as with the leaves, will start to fall here soon. In the spirit of Halloween, a yellow garden spider has made her home here at the Welcome Center.
The Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center (ASBTDC) at Arkansas State University will host a series of workshops and consulting sessions this fall that can benefit small businesses in their marketing endeavors.
The Next Generation Concert returns to the Ozark Folk Center during the Bean Festival and Championship Outhouse Races in Mountain View on Saturday, October 28. The concert is a fundraiser sponsored by the Committee of One Hundred to raise funds for the Music Roots Program for youth in Mountain View. Music Roots provides free music lessons and loaned instruments for homeschool and publicschool students beginning in fourth grade.
The Lady Mohawks hosted the Cave City Cavewomen on Tuesday, Oct. 2, for their annual pink out night.
Senior Mohawk Morgan Rahn with her parents Joey Rahn and Jennifer Rahn. Senior Mohawk Halli Sanders with her mother Misty Sanders.
The 30th Annual Proventus/BRTC Foundation Golf Tournament, held Friday, September 29 at Rolling Hills Country Club in Pocahontas, was a great success, raising record proceeds of over $53,000. Proceeds from the event are used by the BRTC Foundation to fund student scholarships.
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The Piggott Mohawks hosted the Osceola Seminoles Friday, Sept. 29, at Parker Field inside Hunter Midkiff Stadium.
Billed as a repeat cat-fight between two Cougar teams separated by geography, the re-match of the 2022 State Finals at War Memorial Stadium, broadcast on Arkansas Sports Network in their first 8-man football telecast, became a Rector Cougar feast. The Rector Cougars devoured yardage on the ground and scored on long drives and breakaway sprints. The RHS Cougar defense smothered the opponent and kept the ICC Cougars bottled up, forcing their quarterback Buchanan to throw long passes most of which missed the receiver entirely, but many broken up by Rector’s Kaden Avery who was breathing down their receivers’ necks all night.
Pocahontas Star Herald Editor Arkansas Crossroads Editor in Chief Swifties & Touchdowns: We can’t Shake it Off The following materials are now available at the Piggott Public Library. ADULT FICTION The Bookstore on Amelia Island by Hope Holloway The September House by Carissa Orlando Haunted Halloween Murder by Addison Moore & Bellamy Bloom Dead on Target by M.