The gifted Odyssey of the Mind teams from Pocahontas Schools showcased their exceptional problem-solving skills at the OM World Finals, held on the campus of Michigan State University. The event, which took place during the last week of May, drew over 800 teams from the United States and around the globe.
A dog or cat’s unusual behavior – chasing tails. rolling around – may be their way of telling you to put down your phone for once and pay them some attention! A cat might lick its owner to show affection, but also to soothe herself, but it may also be the result of stress.
Moving right along with our stock market contest, for the week ending May 26th, our fake money balance has increased again to $144,942.59. Our strategy is working around finding good trade setups on the chart and applying a positive risk/reward situations by using option leverage.
Through the 1960s country stores continued to be a rural institution. The sale of groceries was far from their only significance in Randolph County.
As we app roach Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day, it is vital to reflect upon the historical significance of this meaningful occasion. This year, the festivities take on even greater significance since Juneteenth has become a federally recognized holiday, serving as a reminder of the long struggle for freedom and equality for our brothers and sisters of color.
Mary Magdalene Aube, 65, of Pocahontas, passed away Monday, June 12, 2023, at Arkansas Continued Care Hospice. Mary was born November 13, 1957, to Bernard and Wilma Murrell Machost in Jackson, MS.
Harold (Bubba) Finley Jr., 81, a lifelong resident of Pocahontas, died at his home with family around him. Harold was born in Pocahontas on March 1, 1942, To Harold and Lurine Finley.
Patsy Jewel Todd, 86, of Pocahontas, Arkansas passed away at home on Friday, June 9, 2023. Patsy was born on Sunday, November 22, 1936, in Walnut Ridge, Arkansas to Luther and Mettie Golden.
She died. *Disclaimer: We-her daughters Jillian and Callan; her stepson Anthony and her grandson, Rigby; along with her husband Scott-swear on a stack of Bibles that this is all mom wanted her obituary to say. She valued her privacy and a weird joke.