In our constant pursuit of uncovering the dark history of Randolph County, we have become fixated on highlighting the misdeeds of infamous individuals such as John Kizer and Cora Hebner. While their stories are certainly worth recounting, there is one man from Randolph County who has been forgotten in the annals of our local history.
Food, glorious food. I love it! I note how much our choices in food locally have changed in my lifetime.
Crossing over the 10week mark in our stock market trading game, we have reached a fake money balance of $ 120,965.36. Unapologetically, we did not trade very much this week because I was on Spring Break with my family.
Spring has finally made its entrance, April has come in like a lamb and March had to go out like a Lion leaving a path of destruction in its path. Our sympathies to everyone who has lost so much in the storms. Easter is just about behind us. I hope everyone had a wonderful Easter Dinner. I thought we would just kind of get back to basics this week. so just going to share some simple recipes that I hope you will enjoy. first is one of mine that I have done for several years. we always enjoy this dish. It’s super simple to prepare.
The Annual Ash Flat Church of God Easter Egg-stravaganza is calling all bunnies to hop on over to 124 Arnhart St. on Saturday morning, April 8, to celebrate Easter with the whole family.
It’s that time of year again - kitten season. This is the time of year when countless litters of kittens are born, leading to a significant strain on animal shelters and rescue organizations. The exact timing of kitten season varies depending on the region and the weather, but in most places in the United States, it runs from April through October.
The Bridge of Hope Ministries in Pocahontas is a haven for children who have experienced trauma, abuse or neglect. This family-style group home provides a safe, loving and God-centered environment where boys and girls between the ages of 4 and 18 can heal and grow.
Serving his community is a given for Hampton Owens, a Randolph County Deputy Sheriff, known by most everyone as Peanut, a nickname given him at birth by his family. He is a third generation law enforcement officer. His grandfather, Johnny Neighbors, Sr. was a Jackson County Deputy Sheriff and his uncle Johnny Neighbors, Jr. was a Randolph County Deputy Sheriff. In addition he is a volunteer firefighter for the Reyno Fire Department, serves as Reyno’s Constable and as of April 1, he has been hired at the Randolph County E-911 Coordinator. Last, but certainly not least, he is an ordained minister serving as a chaplain for the inmates at the county jail and pastor of Starting Point at Pine Grove Baptist Church.
