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Pets of the Week

Greetings everyone! We hope all the dads out there had a good Father’s Day, including all your pet Dads! This week we don’t have a featured kitty as most of our cats and kittens are almost finished with their medicine treatment for upper respiratory illness. Once that is completed, we will be ready to feature them for adoption soon! In the meantime, Have-A-Heart would like to remind everyone that cats can get pregnant at as young as four months old (babies having babies!).
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FEMA IS HERE!

“FEMA will be set up in the lower level of Marion County Fairgrounds Community Building located at 513 East Seawel l Avenue, Summit, AR everyday… Login to continue reading Login…

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Monarch Butterflies

BENTON — Monarch butterflies are flitting their way around Arkansas and now is a good time to make these highly recognizable, but vulnerable, pollinators feel at home. “The first batch of monarch caterpillars has emerged here at the Saline County Extension Office which is one of my favorite times of year,” said Nichole Nichols, Saline County extension agent for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture.
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Memorial Day

Memorial Day signifies more than just the unofficial commencement of summer. It is a day to pause, reflect, and honor countless individuals who have laid down their lives in defense of our freedoms. Their selflessness and courage epitomize the very essence of patriotism, reminding us of the extraordinary debt we owe to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.
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Object 76: Senate Speech Proposing First Presumptive Conditions for Great War Veterans

After World War I, claims for disability from discharged soldiers poured into the offices of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, the federal agency responsible for evaluating them. By mid-1921, the bureau had awarded some amount of compensation to 337,000 Veterans. But another 258,000 had been denied benefits.
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