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By Cindy Wood Young Continuing from last week with some of my memories about church activities of my youth... As I mentioned, for some of those years I attended the Christian Church on Main Street and, later, the Baptist Church on Alford Street.

The family enjoys a life that includes celebrating each other with birthday parties and supporting one another. Terry and Regina are enjoying watching the children succeed and grandchildren grow up in Arkansas.

Timms, Rickie Jefferson - Booking Date: 07-10-2023 - 8:24 p.m. Charges: VIOLATION OF NO CONTACT ORDER; Bond: $500.00 Schlotman, Brandon Allen - Booking Date: 07-11-2023 - 3:17 p.m.

Hey everyone, I hope your week has been great and the ones with gardens are getting over-run with fresh, homegrown produce. I know we have been getting quite an abundance of cucumbers, squash, and tomatoes so far.

The Fisher Artist, Hurls his lure, To current’s edge, With ease, “Fish On”! He Utters, Neath is Breath, Wile in his Heart, He’s deeply pleased, Rod fully bent, Line fully strained, Little by little, He plays the gain, With net swishing downward, One swift swing of the arm, He gathers his prey, But inflicting no harm, Drinking in the moment, He gently turns it out, Releasing with pleasure, A White River Trout.

Submitted by Randy Zellers, AGFC Loblolly and shortleaf pines are the only two native pines in Arkansas. Shortleaf pine has a range throughout the state except in lowland areas.

According to the US Drought Monitor, 100 percent of the state was classified as “abnormally dry” or worse on the July 12, 2022, report, and drought conditions existed in most of the state, peaking in mid-October. The second factor is flooded soils during the growing season.