honors donors, launches literacy endowment Mountain Home – The Twin Lakes Community Foundation (TLCF) announced the establishment of an endowment to support childhood literacy during its donor appreciation luncheon. The Early Childhood Education for Twin Lakes Area Endowment was formed in honor of the organization’s 20th anniversary.
In a longstanding tradition, the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith’s Department of Music and Theatre will present Season’s Greetings, a wide-ranging concert, featuring some of the season’s favorite and best-known music, performed by every major musical ensemble in the department.
Marion County November 25 – December 1 Community Events: Friday, November 25, Range of Motion Exercises 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Here it is, Thanksgiving week, and Have a Heart Shelter, is thankful for another successful Soup and Chili Supper with Cake and Pie Auction this past Saturday. There was a packed house of community supporters, but we are all beat and we will report more results next week.
As I’ve mentioned before, some weeks the words flow easily. Other weeks I lay awake at night wondering what I have worth writing about that y’all might want to read.
First, thank you to those who responded to our SOS for new volunteers in last week’s column. We appreciate you and all the support we get from the community.
Hello, I hope this week finds everyone in good health and happy spirits. We are all doing well here. My son made it in from his extended job out of state so we are all blessed he will be home for the holidays. Can’t believe this month is going so fast, Thanksgiving will be here before we know it. So, it’s time to get your dinner shopping done before the stores run out of everything. As always enjoy time with your family and Enjoy the Little Things.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator John Boozman released the following statement in commemoration of Veterans Day: “As the son of a veteran, I know brave, honorable Americans have defended our freedom for generations. These men and women gave so much, in some cases their very lives, and deserve our support, respect and admiration. This Veterans Day, we once again take the opportunity to express tremendous gratitude to every former servicemember – especially those in The Natural State who are such vital parts of our families and communities. We can never fully repay them, but they will always have our appreciation for serving and sacrificing to protect our nation.”
Hospice of the Ozarks provides many services to patients and their loved ones at some of the most difficult times of their lives. Palliative and endof- life care is customarily thought of.