Charlie is our Pet of the Week!
Hi! My name is Charlie. I am a 1 year old yellow Labrador retriever. I weigh around 65 pounds. I am an energetic fellow who loves to run around and play. I would love to go to
Hi! My name is Charlie. I am a 1 year old yellow Labrador retriever. I weigh around 65 pounds. I am an energetic fellow who loves to run around and play. I would love to go to
Thinking about a career change? Would you like to make more money and still have flexible personal time? Account Executive You know the commercials you hear on the radio. The people who sell those ads and help
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February 24, 2021 – The week of Feb. 14-22 had the lowest total of COVID-19 test results recorded for Garland County since August due to the winter weather, but Garland County Health Officer Dr. Gene Shelby is
January 20, 2021 — The number of new COVID-19 cases reported in Garland County for the week of Jan. 10-17 of 815 was a record high for the third-straight week, but with the holidays behind us, Garland
December 15, 2020 – Several COVID-19 statistics for the week of Dec. 6 – 13 in Garland County far exceeded previous record highs, according to Garland County Health Officer Dr. Gene Shelby at the Dec. 14 virtual
December 8, 2020 – Hot Springs was one of only eight cities in America recognized by Strong Towns and the Studer Community Institute for leading the way to vibrant communities. “As part of EntreCon, Pensacola’s virtual business
Dua Lipa has officially made her NPR Tiny Desk debut, performing a “Home” edition of the concert series featuring stripped-back versions of songs from her Grammy-nominated 2020 album Future Nostalgia . Lipa was joined by a six-person
December 1, 2020 – Even though Garland County’s COVID-19 statistics remain on a plateau since the rise in cases ending around Nov. 15, the hospitals in Hot Springs are experiencing what they say are some of their
November 11, 2020 – As area nursing home COVID-19 cases begin to decline from the spike in recent weeks, community spread is keeping the number of new cases and the active case count at or near record