Cherokee Village News

COUNTY FARM AND RANCH THIS SATURDAY, JULY 19TH! Posted Thursday, July 17, 2008, at 1:55 PM << Previous Respond Tandy is one of the pups who at 5 weeks old lost their mom, a Basset Hound.

Due to increasing nuisance deer complaints, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and the City of Cherokee Village have joined together to offer a limited urban archery hunt to combat the overpopulated deer ...

Three people were cited after a one-car crash in Cherokee Village June 28. Rochelle Ratliff, 17, of Ash Flat was driving a 2005 Mazda MZ6 south on Okmulgee Drive around 12:20 a.m. when the car left the right ...

CFountain Place is in search of a new owner in hopes of gaining assisted living services in the facility.

Hardy residents won't be voting on the sales tax that has been deliberated since March due to an unanimous decision by the Hardy City Council at their monthly meeting July 1. Alderman Amy Hussung explained that ...

Patrolman Shane Hightower of the Cherokee Village Police Department graduated June 18 from the Crime Scene Technician Certificate Program , Session X, at the Criminal Justice Institute, University of Arkansas ...

An open sign now hangs in the window of what used to be the Spring River Beach Club.

Cherokee Village held its monthly city council meeting June 26 with Mayor Lloyd Hefley absent due to personal reasons, and two motions were passed concerning Cherokee Village funds.

Local residents wanting to celebrate our country's independence don't need to venture far.

Posted Wednesday, June 25, 2008, at 8:54 AM << Previous Respond ....I know! Not the real McCoy! But that's what one of our volunteers thought was the perfect name for this 8 month old Tibetan Terrier Mix.

After four years of dedicated service, Sarah Sigman has moved up. Sharp County Sheriff Dale Weaver promoted the 23-year-old Highland High School graduate to the position of 9-1-1 coordinator June 9. "She's been ...

Officials from companies that use installment land-sales contracts say developer Wayne Watkins' recent troubles are casting a bad light on other businesses that sell land this way.

Posted Monday, June 23, 2008, at 9:09 AM << Previous Respond That's the question I was asked recently when filling in as a volunteer at the Spring River Animal Services office.

Sharp County is expecting more than $260,000 from the state and federal governments for storm damage to county property, Sharp County Judge Larry Brown said.

Some Highland Property owners may find themselves in court in the coming weeks concerning the citywide sewer system.

An 18-year-old Cherokee Village man wanted in connection with the theft of a car from a home on Canada Drive in April, made things a lot worse for himself when he fled from authorities May 20.

As I am enjoying my first cup of coffee on the front porch this morning, accompanied by the two four-legged creatures in our household, Lady and Bo, I realized how boring our lives would be without them! Lady ...

Posted By: Lindsey Clark 27 mins ago Residents of Cherokee Village, tired of chewed-up gardens and white-tail car crashes, will take to the streets of this northern Arkansas town with bows and arrows on an ...

We made it through our first week with our new Web site, but it seemed at times the site was unavailable more often than it was up and going.

Sharp County has some additional money if its financial status takes a turn for the worse.