Resumption of in-person education leading to surge in Covid-19 cases
One factor to take into consideration regarding Covid-19 rates in Arkansas is that since in-person schooling began statewide, there have been 10,018 new Covid-19...
Terry Bushay retires, but only from dentistry
Dr. Terry Bushay and his wife, Rosemary, set up their dental practice in Holiday Island on January 24, 1996. That was before there was...
Veteran strives to relieve, and heal, PTSD
On average, 22 veterans commit suicide each day in the United States. Vietnam veteran Vela Giri said those numbers are anticipated to increase with...
Homelessness on an upward spiral
Homelessness has many faces. People sleeping in the woods, cars, abandoned buildings, shelters, or just begging for enough money to spend one more night...
Esoteric Astrology as news for week Sept. 8 – 14
Return to Goodness – Forgive Me O Lord as I too Forgive
Under the sign Virgo, the World Mother, humanity is to learn about love,...
CAPC prepping for Aud shows
Commissioners took time to speak about Auditorium staff during their Aug. 25 City Advertising and Promotion meeting, with Aud Manager being the main topic....
CAPC elevates Auditorium improvements
With updates to the Public Works building and the Auditorium approved in an earlier City Council Special Meeting on Aug. 25, details of payment...
Planning drafting neighborhood protections
The Planning Commission held a special meeting last week to discuss tourist lodging in residential areas. Lacking a quorum, the commissioners could only discuss...
CAPC keeping eye on Covid as events are planned
Larry Shaeffer, who is promoting acts in the Auditorium through 2021, spoke at the Aug. 25 CAPC workshop to discuss Covid-19 protocol for events.
He...
Breakthrough infections a rarity but a reality
Ken Foggo, owner of Eurekan Art on Main Street, had both Moderna shots for Covid-19, taking the first shot the first day it became...