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Breast Cancer Myths vs. Facts

Unless people experience breast cancer in their own lives, or they are close to someone who does, they might not be able to separate myth from fact when it comes to this disease: who gets it and why, for example, or what treatment involves. True, breast cancer is one of the better-known and moretalked- about cancers, but there are still so many misconceptions out there.
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October Events at FBCCNC

October 11 - Conservation Appreciation Day- Come by the center from 9-12, show us your current hunting, or fishing license and get a free round of trap on us! Guns and ammo provided. October 11 - Trap Range Open to the Public October - 13-15 Women’s Mentored Bow Hunt (event is full, with waitlist) October 21 - 8:00am to 6:00 pm- Hunter Education Class October 25 - Trap Range Open to the Public October 28 - Trap Range Open to the Public Call 870 218 4387 for details and registration information.
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HOMECOMING COURT 2023

Pictured left to right: Freshman maids, Emilia Zuniga and Ryleigh Spence; Sophomore maids, Cheyanne Ervin and Riley Fitzpatrick; Junior maids, Bailey Ervin and Hannah Hayward; Senior maids, Lilly Gates, Lucia Zuniga, and Alyssa Godat.
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Crooked Creek

Are we in our gardens and see movement? By movement I mean “bugs” or pollinators to be more specific! These are good species of “bugs” to have in our gardens. If you are finding tiny caterpillars on your plants, hold on for the ride! Be prepared for butterflies to be cavorting around your garden in about a month.
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