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Mark your calendars folks! The Rector Community Center is having its first annual craft show November 17th from 9 am to 5 pm. So far we have gotten a good response from exhibitors. There will be vendors showing anything from sweat shirts, towels, art vases, swags, Christmas wreaths, cougar goodies, hairbow holders, card making, scrapbooking, wallets, jewelry, toys, ceramics, aromatic products, oil paintings, duct tape crafts, baby items, wood crafted items, quilts, homemade candies and cakes, birdhouses, Razorback and Red Wolves items and possibly a photographer. In addition to all the vendors, we hope to have a concession stand to provide refreshments while you shop and visit. Anyone wanting to participate needs to contact Linda Robinson at 870-595-2188. |
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Dear Neighbors,
Do you remember when residents of a neighborhood were truly connected and neighbors were willing to lend a hand to one another? Now, a group of Rector area residents hopes to bring back that same sense of community with a new program called Neighbor2Neighbor, and they would like your help..
Neighbor2Neighbor seeks to connect volunteers with needy individuals and families for such helpful services as lawn mowing, leaf raking, edging and clearing fallen branches in an effort to assist with basic yard care and cleanup and to help beautify the town.
The first event was held on August 18. We had a great turn out for the event and are planning to continue the program once every 3 months. Volunteers will start working around the community at 9:00am the morning of each event, and there are plans to provide all workers with t-shirts and a sandwich lunch.
Organizers are currently seeking volunteers and donations to help fund future events. If you would like to make a donation to help provide t-shirts and sandwich lunches, or if you would like to volunteer your time and talents, please contact City Hall at 870-595-3035 or Marvin Gatewood at 870-783-0220. |
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 Take a trip down memory lane this coming Labor Day with “Shake, Rattle and Roll: The Ultimate Oldies Show” of the Collins Theater in Paragould, Arkansas. “Shake, Rattle and Roll” will feature music from the 50's and 60's performed by nine renowned vocalists from Region 8. Performers include Ryan Fisher, Suzie Freligh, Shannon Freeman, Chandler Gill, Craig Morris, Sam Morris, Savannah Morris, Donna Rhodes and Richie Williams. Accompaniment will be provided by: Ken Wadley, (keyboard), Mark Owens (guitar), Joey Pruett, (bass), Teddy Hoke, (drums) Josh Mobley, (trumpet) and Michael Newsom, (saxaphone).
From the opening number to the closing finale, the show is a fast-paced, energy-filled journey back to the good old days. Hits from past decades will be performed, including: "Duke of Earl", "Johnny B. Goode",“At Last", "Proud Mary", "Bye, Bye Love", "He’s So Fine" and many more.
So mark your calendars and plan to come relive the magic and the memories with "Shake, Rattle and Roll: The Ultimate Oldies Show" at the Rector Community Center Labor Day weekend, Saturday, September 1 at 7:00 p.m. |
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