June 2022

State Capitol Exhibit to Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Buffalo National River

(LITTLE ROCK, ARK.) – The Buffalo National River celebrates its 50th anniversary as part of the National Park Service this year. This summer, the Arkansas State Capitol’s first and fourth-floor galleries will feature “The River Remains: 50 Years on the Buffalo National River,” a celebration of the Buffalo River and its distinction of being a “national river”—the first of its kind in the national park system. The exhibit will be opened to the public beginning June 13th.

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PCH is now Piggott Health System

PIGGOTT, AR—After years of expanding Piggott Community Hospital’s service offerings to include primary care clinics, home health offices and medical equipment retail locations, hospital executive director James Magee announced the recent formation of Piggott Health System..

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Kids of all ages enjoy fishing

Each year the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission hosts the annual Free Fishing Weekend and Fishing Derby in order for families to enjoy the outdoors and the sport of fishing. The activity encourages angling and spending time with friends and family. Recruiting new anglers isn’t just about getting the kids interested but starting new family adventures.

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Notices

Corning City Council meets second Monday of each month, 6:00 p.m., in City Hall. Clay County Quorum Court, Third Monday each month, 7:00 p.m., alternating between Corning and Piggott courthouses.

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From The Courier Files

Stephen M. Long’s barn, the largest one in or near Corning, caught fire from some unknown cause last Wednesday night about ten o’clock and burned completely, the fire having gained such headway that the interior was a roaring mass of flames before scarcely anyone knew there was a fire in town. This is the third barn burned in Corning within the past year. Willis Heaton’s about a year ago and W.D. Polk’s last Summer.

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Flair for leadership . . .

The other day I read a quote that made me stop and take pause. It read, “Don’t ever work for someone you don’t want to become.” Now at first glance, it makes perfect sense. Some might read that and say to themselves, “Well, of course. That’s a no-brainer. I would never do that.” At closer inspection though, how many people do we all know who work for bosses or companies who exhibit qualities that are unbecoming or downright negative?

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RAMBLING VINES

Each year some friends and I have been joining my sister and her daughter and some friends from Michigan in the home of a niece in St. Charles, Missouri in mid-August and we have had a great time together...eight women in a mobile home! Since some of them had never seen the mountains of Arkansas we decided to change locations of the get-together this year and have them all come here, then on to Eureka Springs and Mountain View.

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