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THE TAILGATE NEWS; southernarkansastailgatenews.com *AUGUST 21, 2020 6 Gate Briefs Sherry’s Corner Tailgate News is now available on three swap shop locations every week for your reading pleasure. With 6,300 Facebook likes, the maga- zine now has more than 7,000 viewers a week. If you like us, pass it on. We charge $24 for one busi- ness card run and $100 to run seven weeks! Interested? Call: 870-353-8201 and leave a voice mail. I will call you back. Sincerely, editor John Nelson. American Art Gallery OPEN Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. REAL Gallery Walk; 1st Friday/Mo., 5-9 p.m. DOWNTOWN HOT SPRINGS Rapunzel dancing in the Sunlit Courtyard Red Barn Retreat Ladies’ Southwest Jewelry Mention ad and get 20% OFF Southwest Jewelry Follow our latest displays on Facebook: American Art Gallery and Gifts LLC Discover the amazing lights of Kinkade art! 23 1/2 Hour Wrecker Service “We Doze, We Never Close” Phil’s Auto & Transmissions 1200 N. 10th Street (across from Pizza Hut) Arkadelphia, AR See Phil for the last mower you will ever need Made in Arkansas Office (870) 246-9127 Mobile (870) 245-6955 Keep your mower ready in mowing season. We service what we sell! Phillip Shuffield, Owner We Sell Tires Continuous work means equipment repair, keeping busy By SHERRY KELLEY Gurdon Mayor There is no shortage of things for the City of Gurdon to do. Thank you to Bonner Plumbing and Hartsell Farms and Excavating for our recent repair on aging infrastructure. This cooler weather in August is a treat but we still have mowing everywhere and all the time. Equipment repair is also a constant. Fixing old backhoes, pick-up trucks and our trash truck, that keeps us on our toes. Thank you to our workers within City Hall and in the field. You all do a great job, which I appreciate. The big excitement in Gurdon is back to school and the school workers have been working hard prior to next week’s return. Thank you to Stephanie Manning for inviting me to pro- vide a welcome back to school video that will be part of a cohe- sive message for our children. Looking for the Gurdon Light sounds like a delightful and spooky way to social distance and have fun. I hope to make a super fun announcement soon. Let’s all get a good count on the U.S. Census. Government workers have utilized The Gurdon Business Center to train Census Workers on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday of this week. Bible Verses Bible verses is a section pub- lished to honor the late James Crews, a Gurdon businessman, who believed exposure to Christian scriptures would encour- age readers to seek and accept Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. Psalm 42:8 King James Version 8 Yet the Lord will command his loving kindness in the day time, and in the night his song shall be with me, and my prayer unto the God of my life. Clark County Fair plans livestock show, carnival Due to concerns about the spreading of the Corona Virus, the Clark County Fair will downsize this year and only consist of a one- day livestock show and a carnival that will stay open from Wednesday, Sept. 16 thru Saturday, Sept. 19. Fair worker Cindy Ham said July 22 there will be no commercial building open, no arts & crafts building and no EH Kitchen at the 2020 fair. Gurdon Schools to sell Yearbooks Gurdon High School Yearbook order forms will be availabe at the GHS open house and in the office when school starts. The cost will be $31 and order deadline is Sept. 18. Cabe Middle School Yearbooks will also be availabe in their office after school starts. CMS Yearbook order dead- line is Aug. 28. Cabe Message Board If you want a message on the community board in Gurdon, call 353-4444 and ask for Kris Hodges. Governor gives fines for not wearing masks Governor Asa Hutchinson told Arkansans this past month to wear masks in public, where social dis- tancing is not possible, or face up to a $500 fine from police. As of August 20, the gover- nor’s mandate for masks to be worn due to the Corona Virus is still valid in close quarters. HERNDON -FUQUA FUNERAL HOME UNDER REPAIR - Gurdon’s only on-site funeral home suffered storm damage this spring but a full repair job was under way Thursday. Extensive painting was going on at the front of the Methodist Church. (John Nelson photo) Gurdon Senior Center distributes commondities Although the Gurdon CADC Senior Center on Main Street has been closed since March, because of the Corona Virus threat, com- modities were distributed to those in need on Thursday, according to Michelle Nelson, SCAT director in Arkadelphia. No definite date has been determined as to when the center will re-open for lunches.

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Page 1: Gate Briefs Sherry’s Corner · 8/21/2020  · Thank you to Bonner Plumbing and Hartsell Farms and Excavating for our recent repair on aging infrastructure. This cooler weather in

THE TAILGATE NEWS; southernarkansastailgatenews.com *AUGUST 21, 20206

Gate Briefs Sherry’s Corner

Tailgate News is

now available on threeswap shop locations everyweek for your readingpleasure. With 6,300Facebook likes, the maga-zine now has more than7,000 viewers a week. Ifyou like us, pass it on. Wecharge $24 for one busi-ness card run and $100 torun seven weeks!Interested? Call: 870-353-8201 andleave a voice mail. I willcall you back. Sincerely,

editor John Nelson.

American

Art Gallery

OPENMonday

thru Saturday10 a.m.

until 5 p.m.

REAL Gallery Walk;

1st Friday/Mo., 5-9 p.m.DOWNTOWN HOT SPRINGS

Rapunzel dancing inthe Sunlit Courtyard

Red BarnRetreat

Ladies’ Southwest JewelryMention ad and

get 20% OFFSouthwest Jewelry

Follow our latest displays on Facebook: American Art Gallery and Gifts LLC

Discover the amazing lights of Kinkade art!

23 1/2 Hour Wrecker Service

“We Doze, We Never Close”

Phil’s Auto &

Transmissions1200 N. 10th Street

(across from Pizza Hut)

Arkadelphia, AR

See Phil for

the last mower youwill ever need

Made in Arkansas

Office (870) 246-9127

Mobile (870) 245-6955

Keep your mower readyin mowing season. Weservice what we sell! Phillip Shuffield, Owner

We Sell Tires

Continuous work

means equipment

repair, keeping busyBy SHERRY KELLEYGurdon MayorThere is no shortage of things for the City of Gurdon to do.

Thank you to Bonner Plumbing and Hartsell Farms andExcavating for our recent repair on aging infrastructure.

This cooler weather in August is a treat but we still havemowing everywhere and all the time. Equipment repair is also aconstant. Fixing old backhoes, pick-up trucks and our trashtruck, that keeps us on our toes. Thank you to our workerswithin City Hall and in the field. You all do a great job, which Iappreciate.

The big excitement in Gurdon is back to school and theschool workers have been working hard prior to next week’sreturn. Thank you to Stephanie Manning for inviting me to pro-vide a welcome back to school video that will be part of a cohe-sive message for our children.

Looking for the Gurdon Light sounds like a delightful and

spooky way to social distance and have fun. I hope to make a

super fun announcement soon.

Let’s all get a good count on the U.S. Census. Governmentworkers have utilized The Gurdon Business Center to trainCensus Workers on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday of thisweek.

Bible VersesBible verses is a section pub-

lished to honor the late JamesCrews, a Gurdon businessman,who believed exposure toChristian scriptures would encour-age readers to seek and acceptJesus Christ as Savior and Lord.

Psalm 42:8King James Version

8 Yet the Lord will commandhis loving kindness in the day time,and in the night his song shall bewith me, and my prayer unto theGod of my life.

Clark County Fair plans

livestock show, carnivalDue to concerns about the

spreading of the Corona Virus, theClark County Fair will downsizethis year and only consist of a one-day livestock show and a carnivalthat will stay open fromWednesday, Sept. 16 thruSaturday, Sept. 19.

Fair worker Cindy Ham saidJuly 22 there will be no commercialbuilding open, no arts & craftsbuilding and no EH Kitchen at the2020 fair.

Gurdon Schools

to sell YearbooksGurdon High School Yearbook

order forms will be availabe at theGHS open house and in the officewhen school starts.

The cost will be $31 and orderdeadline is Sept. 18. Cabe MiddleSchool Yearbooks will also beavailabe in their office after schoolstarts.

CMS Yearbook order dead-line is Aug. 28.

Cabe Message BoardIf you want a message on the

community board in Gurdon, call353-4444 and ask for Kris Hodges.

Governor gives fines

for not wearing masksGovernor Asa Hutchinson told

Arkansans this past month to wearmasks in public, where social dis-tancing is not possible, or face upto a $500 fine from police.

As of August 20, the gover-nor’s mandate for masks to beworn due to the Corona Virus isstill valid in close quarters.

HERNDON -FUQUA FUNERAL HOME UNDER REPAIR -

Gurdon’s only on-site funeral home suffered storm damage this spring

but a full repair job was under way Thursday. Extensive painting was

going on at the front of the Methodist Church. (John Nelson photo)

Gurdon Senior Center distributes commondities

Although the Gurdon CADC Senior Center on Main Street hasbeen closed since March, because of the Corona Virus threat, com-modities were distributed to those in need on Thursday, according toMichelle Nelson, SCAT director in Arkadelphia. No definite date hasbeen determined as to when the center will re-open for lunches.