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Parkin offering free summer programs for kids

Parkin offering free summer programs for kids

Parkin Archeological State Park will offer free craft programs every Tuesday from 2 until 3 p.m. during the months of June and July.

The programs are open to kids of any age.

Not only will they create art to take home, but they will learn background information about the crafts and about the creatures that are helped by that craft.

Registration is not required.

For more details, contact Park Interpreter Mel Harvey at (870) 755-2500 or email mel.harvey@arkansas.gov.

 

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EAAA hosting "Aging with Knowledge Conference"

EAAA hosting "Aging with Knowledge Conference"

 

The Second Annual Aging with Knowledge Conference, sponsored by the East Arkansas Area Agency on Aging, will be held Thursday, June 6.  This year’s topic is “Stress and You and What to Do.”

Registration will begin at 8 a.m.  The conference will be held from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Food Bank of Northeast Arkansas, 3414 One Place in Jonesboro.

Local woman overcomes 'one in a million' birth defect

WYNNE, AR - (WMC-TV) - A Mid-South woman is in many ways the "girl next door" except she does not look like anyone you have ever seen before. Even more, she is not supposed to be alive.

"Lick the lizard" while helping lick cancer

 

 

Can you “lick the lizard?”

You’ll get a chance to find out at the biannual Run Lizard Creek endurance run set for Saturday, June 1.

The 8K obstacle challenge, which features 30 obstacles, will benefit Relay for Life.

The cost to register is $55 before the event and $65 on the day of the run.  To register online, click here.  The race will start at 9 a.m.

Yard sales: May 19-25

Yard sales:  May 19-25

 

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ASP urges everyone to "Click It or Ticket" this Memorial Day

ASP urges everyone to "Click It or Ticket" this Memorial Day

The Memorial Day holiday weekend is less than two weeks away.

Whether you’re headed to the lake or just across town, the Arkansas State Police Highway Safety Office urges you to buckle up.

Beginning Monday, May 20, state, county and city law enforcement officers will be cracking down on motorists who are not using seat belts as part of the national “Click It or Ticket” campaign.

Colonel Stan Witt, director of the ASP and Governor’s Highway Safety representative, urges everyone to “buckle up on every trip, every time, both day and night—no excuses.”