May 2022

Kurt Ryan Schoolcraft, 20, Pocahontas to Amber Danielle Johnston, 20, Pocahontas Nicolaas Gerhardus Lombard, 27, Biggers to Elizabeth Louise Russell, 23, Ravenden Donald E. Porter Jr., 40, Pocahontas to Amanda L.

The Randolph County Assessor’s Office would like to remind everyone to assess all Personal Property and Business Personal Property by Tuesday, May 31, 2022 to avoid a 10% late pen- alty. Personal Property is assessable by phone, fax, or online at www.scout- assess.com. Personal Property includes, but is not limited to vehicles, boats, boat motors, boat trailers, utility trailers, campers, livestock, trac- tors, farm equipment, 4-wheelers, motorcycles, all ATVs and side by sides, utility vehicles, airplanes, medium and heavy trucks and trailers, heavy equip- ment like backhoes and bulldozers, tractor trucks and trailers, etc. Business Personal

Green, green, green Every farmer at the farmers market this past week had greenery—radish greens, kale, mustard greens, broccoli, lambsquarters greens, and everyone had green onions! What to do with all those green onions? Here are some of our favorite ways to use them: 1. Top a baked potato with butter, sour cream or full-fat Greek yogurt, a dash of fresh black pepper, and a generous sprinkle of chopped green onions.

The Randolph County Heritage Museum is pleased to announce the naming of the Ed and Lana Bethune Gallery. This gallery will house the museum’s Native American collection, the John and Mary Jackson Early Randolph County Exhibit, the Crosby Button Factory, the Shemwell/ Rham General Store, and the Joe Peters exhibits once the museum expansion has been completed.

The Annual Ingram/Fowler Reunion will be held on Saturday, June 4 th at noon at the Maynard Elementary School Cafeteria. .

The Warm Springs Cemetery will hold its annual cleaning on Saturday, June 4, starting at 8:30 a.m. In case of rain, the cleaning will be the following Saturday, June 11. Please bring your own tools. The committee would like to thank the following for 2022 donations: Harold Bailey, Christ & Teresa Bahr, Don & Carol McGuirt, David & Pat Vaughan, Rudy & Sharon Nance, and Willis Griggs.

We would like to thank everyone for the food, flowers, prayers, and support during our time of loss. Also, thanks to Hope Gardens Funeral Home, St. Bernards Home Health in Jonesboro and the nurses and doctors at Five Rivers Medical Center.

Thunderstorms are not my favorite weather, but I remind myself how the rain means we don’t have to water the plants. I love to watch the wildlife in my backyard such as all the different birds.