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Walk with HOPE and you will never walk alone. Hope Gardens Funeral Home 2803 Hwy 67 S Pocahontas, AR 72455 (870)892-6767 hopegardensfuneralhome.com .

Walk with HOPE and you will never walk alone. Hope Gardens Funeral Home 2803 Hwy 67 S Pocahontas, AR 72455 (870)892-6767 hopegardensfuneralhome.com .
I always get up around 6am so I can have my coffee, relax, watch tv and maybe write a little before getting to the office. I was talking to a guy about it the other day. He said he got up 30 minutes before he had to be to work otherwise he’d talk himself out of going. I have those days too...

Mary L. Sorg, 83, Michigan City, Indiana, passed away Wednesday, May 17, 2023 at 12:30 pm in Franciscan Health Michigan City.
Mary Alice Cray Stormes, 83, of Pocahontas, departed this life and entered into paradise, Thursday, May 25, 2023. She was born July 10, 1939 in Peach Orchard, Arkansas to the late Albert Lawrence Cray and Faye Imogean Holt Cray. Mary was a member of the Pyburn Street church of Christ since moving to Pocahontas in June 2012. She was a faithful and active Christian all her adult life and was constantly using her home and talent for the benefit of the church. She taught the 4’s and 5’s year old bible class (off and on) for 35 years. Also, during that time, she was heavily involved in a work to help procure “back to school” clothes for the needy kids at Southern Christian Home in Morrilton. With the help of Ina Brown and Helen Smith, in 2006 she started an art and painting instruction class for the church ladies plus other visitors which met once a week. This continued until 2012 when she moved to Pocahontas. She was constantly opening her home for visiting missionaries, and other guests.

The eagerly anticipated Annual Great Eleven Point River Float, hosted by the Randolph County Chamber of Commerce, and sponsored by Perry Properties, LLC, is set to take place on Saturday, July 1. This year, the event aims to attract as many participants as possible to embark on a leisurely float down the county’s scenic river.
Lake Charles State Park will host its annual free fishing weekend derby, sponsored by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, on Saturday, June 10, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the park, 3705 Highway 25, Powhatan.

Car lovers are revving their engines in anticipation of the upcoming Maynard Pioneer Park Car Show on June 10. Located on Hwy 328 West, this annual event prom- ises a day filled with clas sic cars, entertainment and friendly competition. Participants can register for a mere $10 entry fee, which grants them a chance to win one of over 50 trophies up for grabs. The action-packed schedule includes registration from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., followed by judging from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The climax of the event will be the highly anticipated awards ceremony at 3 p.m. Attendees can also enjoy live entertainment, browse through vendor booths, indulge in tasty concessions and try their luck at the 50/50 drawing. Don’t miss out on this exciting car show.
Michael J. Turner, 25, of Biggers – Petition for revocation (felony).

The recently concluded Farm Bureau’s Dairy and Rice Is Nice Contests were a resounding success, highlighting the impressive culinary skills of Randolph County 4-H members. The contests, featuring categories such as Party Dish and Main Dish for both dairy and rice, provided a platform for the young chefs to demonstrate their versatility and creativity using these essential agricultural products.