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SPRING RIVER AREA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GUIDE
2022 GUIDE TO SPRING RIVER AREA IN SHARP COUNTY
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FEATURING: ASH FLAT, CHEROKEE VILLAGE, HARDY, HIGHLAND AND SURROUNDING AREAS
t e es ent The Spring River Area Chamber of Commerce welcomes you and your family to our beautiful region of North Central Arkansas, conveniently located in the foothills of the Ozark Mountain Region. Whether you currently live here, are choosing a vacation destination, or are considering relocating your family to our rural paradise, this guide is designed to help you find local resources. As this publication is printed annually, please note that members are added throughout the year so please check our website, www.sracc.org, for the most current members. You may also call us at 870-856-3210 and we will research and find what you need. If you are planning a vacation or are new to the area, we encourage you and your family to relax and discover what it is like to leave the hustle and bustle of the big city behind and enjoy a mixture of fun water sports and recreational activities. Enjoy epic fishing adventures, thrilling boating activities, breathtaking hiking trails, championship golfing, get-a-way camping sites and more. Additionally, the region is recognized by numerous talented musicians. In fact, we are home to award winning musical artists such as Ashley McBryde, Phillip Sweet of Little Big Town, and American Idol Top 30 contestant Lauren Gray, as well as many other incredibly talented crafters and artists. If you are considering relocating, you should know the area offers both a family and retiree haven. Our schools are second to none with a 97% graduation rate, the cost of living is rated as one of the most affordable in the country and our crime rate is extremely low! Our residents are loving and supportive of each other, willing and
ready to help. In recent years, the area received recognition by the Arkansas Department of Human Services as a 2016 Volunteer Community of the Year recipient. Additionally, the community is composed of not only homegrown natives, but also transplants from all over the country, making it much easier to assimilate in a new environment. Our economy is improving and real estate sales have been booming in our area. Whether you come to visit, stay for a while or make our home your home…Welcome!
Lauren Siebert 2022 SRACC President
Reasons to join the Spring River Area Chamber of Commerce
We would like to invite your business to become a member of the Spring River Area Chamber of Commerce. Our purpose is to promote and advance the commercial, industrial, civic, tourism and historical interest of the Spring River Area. The Spring River Area Chamber of Commerce is the premiere organization advocating on behalf of all businesses in the Spring River area, including Ash Flat, Cherokee Village, Hardy and Highland. As a member you receive the following benefits: Blue Ribbon Welcome – Ribbon Cuttings are a great way to quickly bring awareness to your business. The ceremony introduces you and your employees, along with your location, products and services to the community. The chamber posts press releases to the local newspapers and radio stations: 1) to announce the BRW, and 2) a photo at the event sent afterwards. Ribbon cutting ceremonies are available to those joining the Chamber for the first time, in celebration of a major business anniversary, an expansion or renovation. The events are promoted on our website and Facebook and the Chamber Board of Directors, Ambassadors and community leaders are encouraged to attend these events. Web Based Marketing of Your Products, Services, Specials or Events: Use www.sracc.org to add a promotional ad every 30 days or add events to our Calendar, plus all posts are automatically sent out on our Facebook page. Additionally, current members are listed alphabetically and by category on
our online business directory to help both members and non-members do business with you! Acquire Customer Referrals – Every day the Chamber receives calls from individuals and businesses looking for potential vendors, and Chamber staff always recommend Chamber members only. Other Benefits: • Free listing in our Annual Chamber Guide – 4000 copies distributed to residents, local businesses, local tourist and information centers, and those interested in relocating to the area or coming on vacation • Member-to-Member Discount Program (more information on website) • Free booth at Annual Business Expo in the Fall • Opportunity to be Recognized and Win Awards at Annual Banquet • Receive Monthly E- Newsletter • Free links to your Website • Quarterly General Meetings are open to all organizations’ employees • Listed as a new member on the website, E-Newsletters and Facebook • Promote your Specials and Events on Facebook If you are interested in becoming a Chamber Member, please feel free to call us at 870-856-3210.
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ss n t te ent The purpose of the Spring River Area Chamber of Commerce is to promote and advance the commercial, industrial, civic, tourism and historical interest of the cities of Ash Flat, Cherokee Village, Hardy, Highland and the surrounding Sharp County area. The Chamber of Commerce also serves as an Information Center for promoting economic development in the region and advancing commercial, civic and general interests. Visit our Web site http://www.sracc.com for links to city pages for weekly event listings and additional calendar event updates.
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7 .............. Ash Flat 9 .............. Cherokee Village 11............. Hardy 13............. Highland 18............. Sharp County 19............. Sharp County 21............. Dining/Recreation 26-27........ 2021 SRACC Photo Contest Winners 29............. Realtors 33............. Travel Publications 35............. Spring River 37............. Churches/Cemeteries 39............. Hospitals 41............. Higher Education 43-50....... Member Directory
Cover photo by Diann Dennis Raccoon Springs Bridge
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Serving: The Quad Cities area is conveniently located within a few hours driving distance from major cities in the tri-state area. For a quick vacation to the river area for shopping and fun or for an extended stay or move, the area is just a quick jaunt. So why not take a few hours and take a road trip to the Quad Cities and experience the scenic beauty and fun first hand?
Distances: St. Louis, Mo.: Memphis, Tenn.: Little Rock: Springfield, Mo.: Jonesboro: Hot Springs: Fayetteville: Branson, Mo.:
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Spring River Chamber of Commerce Hardy, AR 72542 Phone: 870-856-3210 Email: info@sracc.org Website: www.sracc.org
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Ash Flat has two fire stations and full time police force. The city government consists of a mayor and council which meet the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. The city features a variety of businesses and services from gas and service stations, car dealerships, pharmacies, farm and ranch supplies, to a Walmart Supercenter. Amenities offered for residents include a public library, senior citizens center, city park and a rehabilitation/ nursing center. Annual events such as Eagle Fest in September and the city’s Christmas Parade are wellknown and well attended events. While you’re here, take your pick of our many restaurants and dining options. Whether you’re in the mood for Mexican, Pizza, the traditional burger and fries, or the best onion rings around; Ash Flat has got it.
www.ash-flat.com Population – 1,144
Monica Wiles
Marsha Johnson
City Hall 897 Ash Flat Drive 870-994-7324 Fire Department 870-994-3066 Library 11 Arnhart Street 870-994-2658
Police Department 870-994-3061 Senior Citizens Center 870-994-2174 Street Department 870-994-7324 Post Office 870-994-7308 Water Department 870-994-2885
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arliest records indicate that the community of Ash Flat began in the mid to late 1820’s. With increases in population and trade, Ash Flat became a town when a new post office was built in 1856. People in and around Ash Flat always placed education near the top of their list of priorities. Ash Flat became the county seat of Sharp County in 1967. In 2006, the community built a beautiful Veteran’s Memorial in Ash Flat that memorializes and recognizes local veterans from all the US wars, including Iraq. Ash Flat is also home to its own extension of Ozarka College, which is headquartered in Melbourne. The Ash Flat campus continues to grow with the recent addition of Carpenter Technical College. The center opened in August 2020 and will feature automotive technology and diesel mechanics programs.
City of ASH FLAT • 870-994-7324 Proud Home of the American Veterans Memorial
PLAN YOUR VISIT TODAY! Research genealogies at the Ash Flat Library. Home of the Ozarka College Satellite Campus.
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become Arkansas’ first planned recreational community, and one of the first of its kind in the nation. During the next decades the Village grew to encompass more than 13,000 acres featuring seven man-made lakes, two 18-hole championship golf courses, three recreational centers, more than 30 parks, fire protection, utilities, a commercial town center, seven churches, 100 clubs and organizations and more than 300 miles of roads. The city and its local organizations hosts many events throughout the year, be sure to check its website for up to date information. Residents are protected by police and fire departments. The city government consists of a mayor and eight-person council which meets the third Thursday of each month at Cherokee Village City Hall at 6:30 p.m. Cherokee Village is the only city in the Spring River Area to provide animal control services.
www.cherokeevillage.org Population – 4,973 City Hall Town Center #2 Santee Drive 870-257-5522 cityhall@cherokeevillage.org Animal Control 1531 Hwy. 289 North 870-994-4445 cvac@cherokeevillage.org Spring River Animal Rescue Effort, Inc. 5 Cheyenne Rd.
Fire Department cvfd@cherokeevillage.org. Administrative office 870-257-2304 Police: Administrative office, 870-257-5225 Street Department 870-257-3655 cvsd@cherokeevillage.org Suburban Improvement District (SID) 249 Iroquois Drive 870-257-2468 www.cvsid.org
Omaha Center 870-257-3555 North Golf Course 870-257-3430 South Golf Course 870-257-5555 Water Department 870-257-3508
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herokee Village was incorporated in 1998 and is home to 4,973 full-time residents along with some 26,000 property owners residing in every state in the nation and more than 20 countries. In 1916, the Memphis Council’s Boy Scout Camp, Kia Kima, was founded along the banks of the South Fork River in what is now Cherokee Village. As South Fork River leaves Cherokee Village it joins Spring River which flows through Hardy. John Cooper, Sr., a prominent businessman and lawyer from West Memphis, Ark., cherished time spent vacationing with his family along South Fork River not far from Hardy. It was here that Cooper first dreamed of creating a community where other families could enjoy the streams and natural beauty of the Ozark hills not just during the summer but year-round. Cooper established Cherokee Village in 1954 to
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The city provides fire and police services under the Department of Public Safety. City government consists of a mayor and city council which meets the first Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. Currently, Hardy attracts visitors from all over the country who love to canoe, kayak, float, fish and camp. Also known as “Old Hardy Town,” Hardy is visited by locals and tourists throughout the year who enjoy the “old-time” atmosphere of the unique shops that line its Main Street. In 2021, the new Hardy History Museum opened. In addition to Main Street, the city also features Loberg Park, Thompson Park and Buford Beach, which are public areas often enjoyed by locals and tourists. Each location offers something different. It is a great place to come visit on a weekend, but be careful you might find yourself not wanting to leave. In today’s fast moving world and high stress when you come to Hardy, it is like pressing the pause button. Affordable living and low property taxes makes Hardy a great retirement option too.
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ardy was built along the banks of the beautiful Spring River and established as a railroad town in 1883. Originally, the Saint Louis and San Francisco Railway Company (FRISCO), first organized in 1876, was prominent in this area, running passenger and freight trains. The San Francisco Railroad Depot was razed in 1980 in Hardy, but freight trains still run through town. It was told that Wapheton Hill in Hardy was home to the Osage and Sioux Indians. Relics found in that area in the past century include a large variety of arrowheads, spear points, pottery and handicrafts that identify various tribes and give convincing proof of the long ago progression of Indians through the Ozarks. Also in 1980, a flood devastated Hardy which closed many businesses and destroyed a historical bridge. However, there are currently 17 historic sites in Hardy on the National Register of Historic Places. A service dedicating a HISTORICAL marker was held November 27, 2004, at the Water Wheel, several miles east of Hardy.
www.visithardyarkansas.com Population – 597
Library 201 Church St. City Hall 870-856-3934 124 Woodland Hills Rd. Senior Citizens Center 870-856-3811 870-856-2175 Fire and Police Post Office 870-856-2136 870-856-3811 Nine Mile Ridge VFD 870-257-2838
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FEBRUARY 22 SRACC Annual Awards Banquet Elks Lodge Cherokee Village, AR MARCH 26 – 27 Hardy Gun and Knife Show Hardy Gym
2022 Events
APRIL 23 OCTOBER 1 – 2 Hardy VFD Auction Hardy Treasurers of the Ozarks Civic Center Hardy Civic Center MAY 7 Friends of Hardy Library Book Sale Hardy Civic Center
OCTOBER 8 Friends of Hardy Library Book Sale Hardy Civic Center
JUNE 4 Hardy Car Show Hardy Civic Center
OCTOBER 29 Hardy’s Trail of Treats Main St. Hardy 4:00 - 6:00pm
APRIL 14 Harlem Wizards Basketball A L Hutson Center JUNE 25 Highland, AR Spring River Open Golf Tournament APRIL 16 Hardy Easter Egg Hunt SEPTEMBER 24 Loberg Park, 11:00am Hardy Homesteaders Day
NOVEMBER 5 – 6 Hardy Gun and Knife Show Hardy Gym
NOVEMBER 19 Hardy Merchant’s Christmas Open House Main St. Hardy 2:00 -4:00pm DECEMBER 10 Hardy Christmas Parade Main St. 11:00 am BINGO EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Early 5:30 Regular 6:00 100 West Main St. Hardy, AR *EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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tion center and some industrial area for development. A diverse group of businesses call Highland home, including banks, auto sales, gas stations, grocery, automotive repair and towing. The city also houses businesses selling everything for the contractor, large or small, including building materials, plumbing supplies, windows, concrete, heating and air, cabinets, carpet and glass. Join Highland in the beautiful Ozark Foothills of the Spring River area where many attractions and a variety of activities await you. The 13,400 acre Harold E. Alexander Wildlife Management Area borders the city and offers hunting, primitive camping and hiking. Canoe the nearby Spring River and keep a lookout for the great Bald Eagle, often spotted in the area. Visit for a day or stay for a lifetime!
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ighland was incorporated in 1998 and is home to the Highland Rebels School District, the school system for the northern section of Sharp County. It is the fourth largest city in Sharp County with a population of 1,092 and covers eight square miles. It is named for its elevation and is home of the Highland Rebels. Three lakes are located in Highland; June Lake, Wild Plum Lake and Lake Mirandy. Each of the three lakes offer quiet places to fish and swim. The city park is located near Lake Mirandy. Whether you are looking for a quiet afternoon at the lake, or want to do a little shopping, Highland is a great place to visit. Enjoy some down time bowling at Frontier Lanes or take in a movie at the Highland Twin Cinema. Highland features two strip malls, antique shops, restaurants, medical clinics, pharmacies, conven-
www.highland-arkansas.com Population – 1,092 City Hall 1662 Hwy. 62/412 870-856-6199 cityofhighland@highland-arkansas.com Fire Department 870-856-4345 Highland School District
1627 Hwy. 62/412 870-856-3275 http://highlandrebels.k12.ar.us Cherokee Elementary School K-4th Grade 870-257-3118 Highland Middle School 5th-8th Grade 870-856-3284 Highland High School
9th-12th Grade 870-856-3273 Police 870-856-6313 Post Office 870-856-3720 Water Department 870-856-221 Ozark Acres Water Co. 870-966-4318
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OZARKS HEALTHCARE DIRECTORY
Ozarks Healthcare Specialties Behavioral Health Center 417-257-6762 Cancer Treatment Center 417-257-5900 Dermatology 417-505-7114 Ear, Nose & Throat 417-256-1774 Endocrinology 417-505-7113 Family Medicine 417-257-5911 General Surgery 417-256-1774 Heart and Lung Center 417-257-5950 Infectious Disease 417-256-1774 Internal Medicine 417-257-5989
Neurology 417-257-6777 Orthopedics and Spine 417-256-1745 Pain Management 417-256-1761 Pediatrics 417-257-7076 Podiatry 417-256-1745 Rheumatology 417-256-1764 Urology 417-255-8337 Weight Loss Surgery 417-256-1774 Women’s Health 417-256-1838 Wound Care 417-257-5946
Ozarks Healthcare Services Billing 417-257-6701 Cardiac Rehab 417-257-6785 Care Coordination 417-256-9111, x6150 Centralized Scheduling 417-257-5901 Ozarks Healthcare Medical Equipment 417-256-0900 Ozarks Healthcare At Home 417-256-3133 - Home Health - Hospice - Community Care Emergency Department 417-256-9111, x6600
Hospitalists 417-257-5800 Imaging 417-257-6713 Medical Records 417-256-9111, x7020 Obstetrics 417-256-9111, x6440 Pharmacy 417-256-1793 Pulmonary Rehab 417-257-5959 Sleep Center 417-257-5901 Surgery 417-257-5942 Therapies 417-257-5959 - Physical - Occupational - Speech-Language
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Pediatrics - West Plains 417-257-7076 Zizzer Clinic 417-505-7123
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Sharp County History and Resources
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he Spring River area is in Sharp County, Ark. and is comprised of the cities of Ash Flat, Highland, Hardy and Cherokee Village. Sharp County was created in 1868 out of land carved out of Independence and Lawrence counties. It was named for Ephraim Sharp, a state legislator from Evening Shade, who described the area as having bountiful fruit trees, abundance of timber, plentiful game, and scenic grasslands and rivers. The date when the earliest white settlers inhabited Sharp County remains disputed, though the earliest families were known to have been living in the Ash Flat area in the middle to late 1820s. Other towns were soon settled, such as Calamine, which was established in the 1820s.The Williford area was settled in 1841. Evening Shade established the first school in 1847. In 1856, zinc was discovered in and around Calamine and was mined briefly until the advent of the Civil War, which brought the operations to a halt. Some of the early settlers brought slaves with them. Addison H. Nunn, for instance, was the largest slaveholder in the area around future Sidney, which became a town in 1866, with the post office in Nunn’s home. No large-scale Civil War actions occurred in the county. The most notable action was the January 7, 1864, Skirmish at Martin’s Creek. Another skirmish occurred the following month at Morgan’s Mill, located one mile west of Williford. A service commemorating the
skirmish and dedicating a historical marker was held on November 27, 2004, several miles east of Hardy. A few free blacks inhabited Sharp County after the war, and many former slaves chose to stay with the families whose slaves they had been. Very little work was available to them after they were granted their freedom, however, because most families could not afford to pay them a wage. At first, the county had two courthouses. The first was built in 1870 in Evening Shade, while the second, completed in 1894, was located in Hardy. It was necessary to have two because the county was divided by two rivers, the Strawberry River at the south end of the county and the Spring River at the north end. During that time, there was much controversy over the location of a single courthouse. The Sharp County Journal was the county’s first newspaper, published in Evening Shade in 1877; it later became the Sharp County Record. Hardy and Williford were built along the banks of the Spring River. Hardy itself was established as the result of the construction of the Kansas City, Springfield, and Memphis Railroad. The line between Memphis, Tenn., and Kansas City, Mo., was completed on July 4, 1883, and the first train passed through Williford on October 1, 1883. The Saint Louis and San Francisco Railway Company, first organized in 1876, also ran passenger and freight trains
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included rooms that were used as court areas. In 2003, an annex to the center was completed, which included the offices of the circuit judge, prosecuting attorney, and sheriff, as well as a new courtroom. The Spring River area was devastated in 1980 by a flood that closed many businesses and destroyed a historical bridge; there are, however, still 43 original businesses on the National Register of Historic Places in Hardy. The San Francisco Railroad Depot was razed in 1980 in Hardy, but freight trains still run through both Hardy and Williford. At present, the county is composed of several towns: Hardy, Cherokee Village, Ash Flat, Cave City, and Highland, as well as Poughkeepsie, Evening Shade, Sidney, and Williford. Evening Shade is the county’s most well-known town because of the hit television show Evening Shade, which aired in the 1990s and starred Burt Reynolds. Sharp County is served by U.S. Highways 63, 167, and 62/412. A four-lane highway serves the Hardy, Highland, and Ash Flat areas. Because of better access to the northern part of Sharp County, the population is growing and businesses are expanding. Sharp County has hosted a county fair for over eighty years and Sharp County Fairgrounds is located three miles south of Ash Flat on 20 acres. Excerpts taken from a piece written by Nancy Orr Encyclopedia of Arkansas History and Culture For additional information: Ash Flat Historical Society. Ash Flat History. Mount Vernon, IN: Windmill Publications, Inc., 1998. A History of Cave City, Arkansas. Mt. Vernon, IN: Windmill Publications, 2001. Moore, Caruth Shaver. Early History of Evening Shade and Sharp County. Evening Shade, AR: C. S. Moore, 1979. Sharp County, Arkansas. http://county.arkansas.gov/ sharp (accessed November 30, 2011). Sharp County Journal. Ash Flat, AR: Sharp County Historical Society (1981–).
Population – 17,442
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Sharp County Courthouse 718 Ash Flat Drive Ash Flat, AR 72513 870-994-7361
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Amerigas Propane 600 East Highway 62 Salem, Ark. 72576 870-895-3428 or 800-895-3428 Anderson Propane 800-789-5549 Reeves Propane 605 Highway 289 Horseshoe Bend, Ark. 800-432-5172 Thayer Gas Highway 62/412 Ash Flat, Ark., 800-477-1427
ELECTRICITY Entergy 1-800-ENTERGY (368-3749) North Arkansas Electric Cooperative 225 South Main Street Salem, Ark. 72576 Phone: 870-895-3221
Sharp County
through railroad stations in both Hardy and Williford. Wirth was 60 percent German when it was first settled in 1883, and the German language was spoken by its residents. In 1890, when the state began to support elementary and secondary education to the amount of seventy-six cents per year for each enrolled pupil between the ages of six and twenty-one, Sharp County had seventy-nine one-room schoolhouses. Cave City is located in the southern section of Sharp County and is widely known for its sweet watermelons. Cave City was known as Loyal in 1880, and the name was changed to Cave City because it sat above the Crystal River, which is accessible only through the Crystal River Tourist Camp. This is no longer open to the public but is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Little is known about Crystal River, but it is a unique river because of its inhabitants. In late 2002, scientists learned that the river was home to a rare species of freshwater shrimp. The shrimp was given the scientific name Bacturus speleopolis, the second word being Greek for Cave City. The river is also home to a type of eyeless fish called sucker fish. Early Twentieth Century A December 28, 1906, article from the Sharp County Record notes that African Americans were fleeing Evening Shade following the posting of a notice “to the effect that these negroes must leave the county at once…” Little is known about the reason behind this expulsion, but Evening Shade was soon known as a sundown town, a place where African Americans were not allowed after dark. The nearby town of Sidney thus became a refuge for African Americans. The Great Depression hit Sharp County hard, but its residents were more fortunate than many living in the cities. Sharp County residents raised animals for meat and milk and had large gardens. Often, cars were parked and put up on blocks so that the tires would not rot, because few had money to buy gasoline. In 1963, a Community Center was built in Ash Flat that
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Dining: *Spring River Area Chamber of Commerce Member Ash Flat *Artisan Grill, 870-751-2034, 190 Hwy 62/412 *But First, Coffee Drive Thru, 870-847-0808, 680 Ash flat Dr. *Chokdee Thai Kitchen, 870-994-0907, 595 Ash Flat Dr. El Palenque Mexican, 870-994-7700, 7263 Hwy 62/412 Frontier Lanes Bowl, 870-751-2020, 962 Hwy 62/412 Meachum’s Restaurant, 870-994-2101, 19 Hwy 62/412 Pizza Hut, 870-994-7304, 142 Hwy 62 412 *Sonic Drive In/Ash Flat, 870-994-3490, 150 Hwy 62/412 *Subway, 870-994-2317, 105-A Hwy 62/412 Cherokee Village *Chow on the Square, 870-710-7047, 1 East Village Mall #106 Lakeview Restaurant, 870-257-3595, 200 Iroquois Pill Box Café, 870-856-1112, 1645 Hwy 62/412
Hardy *Biggers Bar Grill & Inn, 870-856-4718, 20 Bluff Rd Corner Booth, 870-856-2920, 106 W. Main St. *Cross Eyed Catfish, 870-955-5080, 107 E. Main St. Griffin Pub & Grill, 870-856-1189, 354 Stone Creek Rd. McDonalds, 870-856-3377, 400 Hwy 63N *Spring River Draft House, 870-856-6004, 4201 Hwy 62/412 Highland China Gardens, 870-856-3336,2002 Hwy 62/412 *Harps Food Store, 870-856-2529, 2379 Hwy 62/412 *Highland Nutrition, 870-955-0350, 2379 Hwy 62/412 Ste M KFC/Taco Bell, 870-856-3222, 2291 Hwy 62/412 Kup of Love Coffee, 2168 Hwy 62/412 *Rebel Time-Out, 870-856-2525, 2379 Hwy 62/412 *Smokin' Ricks Bar-B-Que, 901-326-2092, 3844 Hwy 62/412
Recreation: Hardy (870-856-3811) Main Street Hardy: Antiques, Crafts, Shopping, Dining, History Museum, Events Loberg Park Griffin Park Spring River and North Fork River Cherokee Village Tourist & Info Center (870257-5522, Get an area map) Papoose Park (Waterfall, Playground & Picnic Area), Hiking Trails, Racoon Springs, Star Falls, Lakes, Rivers and Sight-Seeing – Old Kia Kima Boy Scout Camp: 870-257-4714 Frontier Lane Bowling: 870-751-2020
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Golf Courses: Cherokee Village: South Golf Course 18-Hole 870-257-2555 North Golf Course, 18-Hole 870-257-3430 Horseshoe Bend: Cedar Glade Resort, 9-hole 870-670-5141 Boating/Kayaking/Swimming/Fishing: Thunderbird Marina 870-257-3240 Pontoon boat rentals 3 Rivers Outfitters 870-856-4945 Kayaks, canoes, river floats, etc. Veterans Memorial Park/Ash Flat (870-994-7324)
Dining and Recreation
Spring River Area has it all
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Top 10 Reasons to Shop at Home 1. Local Character and Prosperity. Communities that preserve their one-of-a-kind business and distinctive character have an economic advantage. 2. Community Well-Being: Businesses build strong communities by sustaining vibrant town centers, linking neighbors in a web of economic and social relationships, and contributing to local causes. 3. Local Decision-Making. Important decisions are made locally by people who live in the community and who will feel the impacts of those decisions. 4. Keeping Dollars in the Local Economy. Businesses recycle a much larger share of their revenue back into the local economy. 5. Job and wages. Businesses create more jobs locally and, in some sectors, provide better wages and benefits than chains do. 6. Entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship fuels America’s economic innovation and prosperity and serves as a key means for families to move out of low-wage jobs and into middle class.
7. Public Benefits and Costs. Local stores in town centers require comparatively little infrastructure and more efficient use of public services relative to big box stores and shopping malls. 8. Environmental Sustainability. Local stores help to sustain vibrant, compact, walkable town centers which in turn are essential to reducing sprawl, automobile use, habitat loss, and air and water pollution. 9. Competition. A marketplace of small businesses is the best way to ensure innovation and low prices over the long-term. 10. Product Diversity. A multitude of small businesses, each selecting products based, not on a national sales plan, but on their own interests and needs of their local customers, guarantees a much broader range of product choices.
Local Municipal Airports
Sharp County Regional Airport Authority: Cherokee Village 870-710-0469 Horseshoe Bend Municipal Airport 870-610-5113 Melbourne Municipal Airport 870-368-4215 Salem Municipal Airport 870-895-3478
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Tri County Board of Realtors PO Box 387 Ash Flat AR 72513 870-994-7753
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Tom Helfert
Paula Wiley
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Paragon Services Anthony Gielen
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Spring River Music World-Class Instruction Violin Piano Performance Coaching
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Fran J. West Broker/Owner
MOSS ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES 205 East Main Street Hardy, Arkansas 72542
Phone: 870-847-0626 Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri., Sat. 10-5 Sun. 12-5. Closed Wed.
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113 E. Main St. Hardy, AR, 72542 / P.O. Box 910 Hardy, AR 72542
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Arkansas Travel Guide + Highway Map: Everything you’ll need to plan your next vacation trip to The Natural State. Arkansas State Parks Guide: Start planning your next visit to one of Arkansas’s 52 state parks Arkansas Motorcycling Guide: This route planner highlights great motorcycle destinations and attractions around the state - in a format you can bring with you wherever you go. Use it as a motorcycle route planner on the road or keep it around the house to inspire future trips. Water and Woods Magazine: Arkansas is a place that beck beckons you outside. Adventures are as wildly diverse and beautifully varied as the terrain you’ll discover here – rolling hills, lush timberlands, sparkling lakes, cypress-lined bay bayous, and pristine rivers. Arkansas Cycling Guide: The ultimate resource for mountain biking and road cycling enthusiasts! Our trails won’t disappoint. Ozark Gateway Visitor’s Guide: A guide published by the Ozark Gateway Tourist Council annually, this guide takes a look at the communities in North Central Arkansas.
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Salem, AR 870-895-3207
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All Newspapers Contain The Classifieds With A Combined Circulation Of 23,000
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Mammoth Spring State Park is a must see attraction. In addition to viewing one of the largest springs in the country, visitors can hike, picnic or even examine and exhibit train memorabilia. The Mammoth Spring Welcome Center features exhibits, brochures, restrooms and gifts. Here you can reserve a pavilion and learn of the programs and activities taking place in the park. Next door to the park is the Mammoth Spring National Fish Hatchery. The Federal Fish Hatchery and Aquatic Conservation and Education Center may be toured. The aquariums offer a close look at fish and other aquatic species. Visitors can take a self-guided tour of the hatchery and also view one of the nicest public aquariums in the region. Visit mammothspringchamber.org for more information. There’s no getting around the fact that Spring River is chilly. After all, every hour ten million gallons of 58° water are hard to ignore. Canoeing.
Most Spring River canoe trips take place in the 17 mile stretch between Mammoth Spring State Park and Hardy. This section is recommended for beginning to intermediate canoeists and is very popular for family outings. The first half of this section begins at the base of Dam 3, a former hydropower structure located south of Mammoth Spring. To get to the launching area, take Arkansas 342, west off US 63, for slightly less than a mile. Floaters of this nine-mile portion can look forward to numerous rapids and even a couple of small waterfalls. The takeout point is Many Islands Camp, a private development located between Hardy and Mammoth Spring, located about 2 1/2 miles west off US 63. The second half of the Spring River’s upper portion begins at Many Islands and concludes about eight miles down stream at Hardy Beach, a public park below the US 60/167 Bridge on the stream’s southwest right bank. Like the previous section, this one also features rapids and waterfalls, although they are not as frequent. One especially noteworthy spot is High Falls, a six-foot waterfall which looks considerably taller than that from a canoe. The Spring River remains floatable for another 30 or so miles below Williford. While this section is seldom visited by canoeists because of the long, slow pools, folks strictly interested in a quiet fishing trip might find it ideal. The Spring River’s South Fork is able to be traveled via canoe during many months of the year. The first float is 12 miles and the route is from Saddle, on Highway 289, to the bridge at the Cherokee Village Campground. A six-mile trip from this bridge down to Hardy Beach is also possible.
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ammoth Spring is the headwaters for the Spring River. Flowing at almost ten million gallons of water per hour, the state’s largest spring provides great canoeing and fishing on the river throughout the year.
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Spring River Area Church Directory & Cemetery Guide
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isitors to the Spring River area often seek information during their research on genealogies or would like to visit the cemeteries of lost family or loved ones. Keeping with the theme of assisting visitors, the SRACC utilized the hard work of many historians in the area who comprise lists of cemeteries. There are 101 cemeteries listed in Sharp County. Some of the cemeteries are a bit hidden, but for those who are working on genealogical records, links to the cemeteries are listed at http://www. rootsweb.ancestry. com/~arsharp/cemetery.htm. The useful website also includes an alphabetical listing of those buried in each of the following cemeteries as well as other information that is vital in this type of research.
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Abundant Life Church 26 FM 101 Road Hardy 856-3764
First Baptist Church of Hardy Highway 63 at Highway 412 Hardy 856-3767
Jehovah’s Witnesses 6 Scenic Court Ash Flat 994-7728
Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ 1 Randy Road Highland 710-2862
First Baptist Church of Ash Flat Highway 62 at Crooked Oaks Road Ash Flat 346-5120
Light in the Wilderness Church 12581 Highway 62 Ash Flat 994-7729
Ash Flat Church of Christ 560 Ash Flat Drive 994-2430
First Baptist Church of Cherokee Village 6 Iroquois Drive 257-3120
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church 680 Peace Valley Road Ash Flat
Ash Flat United Methodist Church Church Street Ash Flat 994-7175 Cherokee Village Lutheran Church Okmulgee and Cherokee Road Cherokee Village 257-4865 Cherokee Village United Methodist Church 21 Otter Drive Cherokee Village 257-3869 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 13325 Highway 62-412 Ash Flat 994-2615 Community Christian Church 603 Church Street Hardy 856-2417 Community of Christ Iroquois and Caxambas Streets Cherokee Village 257-2574 Divine Mercy United Pentecostal Church 32 Iroquois Drive Cherokee Village 257-2920
Campground Cave City Center Clark Collins Colored Coleman Ed Collins Evening Shade Cem. Fairview Flint Gardner
First Landmark Missionary Baptist Church Highway 62-412 Hardy 856-3681 First United Methodist Church of Hardy 4th and Spring Streets Hardy 856-3340 Foothills Baptist Church 54 Bobo Hardy 856-2493
New Hope Baptist Church 1244 Highway 175 Hardy New Life Church 59 Sharp St. Ash Flat 257-3775 Peace Lutheran Church 12 Choctaw Center Cherokee Village 257-3957 Saint Andrews Episcopal Church Cherokee Village 257-3224
Friendship Baptist Church 32 Liberty Hill Road Highland 856-4418
Saint Michael’s Catholic Church Highway 62-412 and Tekakwitha Dr. Cherokee Village 257-2850
Hardy Church of Christ Highway 412-167 Hardy 856-3687
Spring River Baptist Church 12739 Highway 63, Hardy 955-0213
Highland First Assembly of God Highway 62-412 Highland 856-3886 Highland Hills Baptist Church 2021 Highway 62-412 Highland 856-4060
Hardy Highland James Kirk Lebanon Liberty Hill Marthaler Marvin McCollough Milligan Campground Mt Carmel Mount View
Mt Pisgah Oak Lawn Old Ash Flat Old Baptist Old Yeager Palestine Parsley Perry Pleasant Ridge Powell’s Chapel Providence Ravenden
Spring River Presbyterian Church Highway 62-412 Hardy 870-856-3426 Village Bible Church 22 Caxambas Cherokee Village 257-2769
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Our physical therapists have extensive experience helping clients recover from conditions including the following: Pain,Tendonitis, Falls, Weakness, Ankle Sprains, Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Injury, Poor Balance, Neurological Problems, Orthopedic Issues, Planter Fasciitis, Sports Injuries, Total Knee Arthroplasty,Total Hip Arthroplasty, Rotator Cuff Repair, Neck or Back Surgery
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We employ a variety of treatment methods, selecting those that best meet your needs. • Deep Heat Ultrasound • Manual Therapy • Soft Tissue Mobilization • Trigger Point Release • Biofeedback • Core Strengthening Exercises • Physioball Exercises • Mechanical Lumbar Traction • Mechanical Cervical Traction
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access. Emergency care is available 24/7 at Arkansas‘ first satellite ER at the WRMC Medical Complex, located at 195 Hospital Drive, Cherokee Village. The satellite ER is a level III trauma designation utilizing the newest technology and local connections to Arkansas Trauma Network, Arkansas SAVES and the burn unit at Arkansas Children’s Hospital. Local emergency transfer services are provided by Spring River Ambulance and Paramedic Service
staffed by highly skilled EMTs and paramedics. ER patients that require a higher level of care are transported by ground ambulances and if time is critical, then Survival Flight and Air Evac helicopters are utilized. A complete array of dental, optometry and pharmacies are available in the Spring River Area. EagleCrest Nursing and Rehabilitation and Ash Flat Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center both provide extended nursing and rehabilitation services. These medical services make the Spring River Area a very desirable destination either to vacation or establish a residence.
White River Medical Center (45 mi) 1710 Harrison Street, Batesville 870-262-1200
NEA Baptist Mem. Hospital (65 mi) 3024 Stadium Blvd., Jonesboro 870-936-1000
Baxter Regional Med. Center (60 mi) 624 Hospital Drive, Mtn, Home 879-508-1000
St. Bernard’s Medical Center (65 mi) 225 E. Jackson Ave., Jonesboro 870-972-4100
Ozarks Medical Center (50 mi) 1100 Kentucky Ave., West Plains, Mo., 417-256-9111
Fulton County Hospital (20 mi) 679 N. Main St., Salem 870-895-2691
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Ozarka College began in 1975 as Gateway Technical College and has continued changing lives and communities throughout the north-central Arkansas region. Ozarka College is a comprehensive technical college, offering associate degrees, technical certificates and certificates of proficiency that prepare students for transfer to four-year colleges and universities or for entry into or advancement in the workplace. Additionally, the college offers adult basic education, continuing education and customized training for local businesses and industries. Ozarka College 64 College Drive, Ash Flat, Ark. 72513 870-994-7273 www.ozarka.edu UACCB is a comprehensive community college committed to providing learning experiences that improve the lives of those we serve. UACCB provides affordable access to technical education and college transfer programs that meet the diverse higher education needs of the citizens of north central Arkansas. The college also promotes economic development and an enhanced quality of life for the community through adult education, developmental education, customized business and industry training and continuing education programs. Take a class for fun, learn a new skill or take the first step in earning your degree. Whatever your personal goals, UACCB can help. UACCB PO Box 3350, Batesville, Ark. 72503 870-612-2000 / 800-508-7878 www.uaccb.edu
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Arkansas State University-Mountain Home is a public, open access, two-year campus of the Arkansas State University System, located in Jonesboro, primarily serving students in north-central Arkansas. ASUMH provides affordable lifelong learning and excellent teaching, enabling students of all ages to enhance their quality of life. ASUMH serves approximately 1,500 students each year. It is located within minutes from two beautiful fresh water lakes and rivers that feature great fishing and water sports opportunities. The Vada Sheid Community Development Center is the largest building on the ASUMH campus. The 65,000 squarefoot facility houses an 824 seat auditorium. Future plans include the 5,000 square-foot Trout Nature Center. 1600 South College St., Mountain Home, Ark. 72653 870-508-6100 www.asumh.edu Lyon College is an independent, residential, co-educational, undergraduate liberal arts college affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA). Founded in 1872, it is the oldest independent college in Arkansas. Lyon is a closely-knit teaching and learning community distinguished by its honor system, residential house system, and endowed international studies program. US News and World Report includes Lyon in the top tier of best liberal arts colleges and ranks it 15th in terms of values. 2300 Highland Road, Batesville, Ark. 72503 870-307-7000 www.lyon.edu
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Leigh Lacaze
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Alphabetical listing of chamber members MEMBER Many Islands Camp, Inc. Marketplace Bookkeeping Memory Lane Antique Mall Midlake Marina Mike Watson State Farm Mission of Hope Moss Antiques & Gifts Murphy Oil Co Inc EA Baptist linic Network of Community Options Inc ew Beginnings New Life Church Ash Flat orth Arkansas Electric ooperative Ozark Classic Crafts Mall O ark losing itle, Ozark Gateway Realty, OGWLLC Ozark Pride, Inc. O arka ollege Pacesetting imes Pest Control Solutions Pioneer Auto Auction Precise eating Air Electrical Progressive Eye enter Rebel Time-Out Richards eating ooling Riverview Falls Ruby' s on Main Salem raphix Sears of Ash Flat Second Chance Thrift Store Sharp ounty Adult Education Sharp County Community Foundation Sharp County Outdoors Sharp County Title Inc. Sharp Office Supply urnishings Shelter Insurance Silver Senior Center/ Roommates Smoking Ricks BB Sonic Drive In/ Ash Flat Southern Pines Realty of the Ozarks, Inc. Spring River Air Spring River Artist uild Spring River Baptist hurch
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Automotive/Boats Fair Auto Body & Collision 17 Highland Cove Dr. Highland AR 72542 870-955-5025 Hiltons Collision Paint & Body 597 Hwy 62 West Ash Flat AR 72513 870-994-7984 J ohns Auto Body 3276 Hwy 62/ 412 Hardy AR 72542 870-856-2434 Midlake Marina 1345 Hwy 62/ 412 Cherokee Village AR 870-856-2628
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First Community Bank 1 Iroquois Dr Cherokee Village AR 870-856-4212
Beauty/Tanning/Etc.
Sunshine Massage Studio 2531 Hwy 62/ 412 Highland AR 72542 870-686-6579
Clark Sanders Photography 2122 Hwy 62/ 412 Highland AR 72542 870-847-0633
Ballard & Company, LTD 980 Ash Flat Dr. Ash Flat AR 72513 870-994-2812
Frank the Computer Guy 870-847-5022
Evolve Bank & Trust 1566 Hwy 62/ 412 Highland AR 72542 870-856-1078
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Business/Professional Services
Aydelotte & Cummings, CPA 961 Hwy 62/ 412 Ash Flat AR 72513 870-994-2272
Edward J ones Investments 1467 Hwy 62/ 412 Cherokee Village AR 72529 870-856-3255
Highland 1st Assembly of God 33 Meadowbrook Drive Highland AR 72542 870-856-3886
Marketplace Bookkeeping 1790 Hwy 63 Williford AR 72482 425-248-9931
Pioneer Auto Auction 50 S. Pottawattamie Cherokee Village AR 870-257-7657
Centennial Bank 1927 Hwy 62/ 412 Highland AR 72542 870-856-5626
Cherokee Village U nited Methodist Church 21 Otter Dr Cherokee Village AR 72529 870-257-3869
H& R Block 1932 Hwy 62/ 412 Highland AR 72542 870-856-2683
Sun K yss Glo 27 Choctaw Trc Cherokee Village AR 954-873-4433
Banks/Financial Services
Churches & Funeral Services
FNBC 636 Ash Flat Drive Ash Flat AR 72513 870-994-2311
Murphy Oil Co Inc 2558 Hwy 62/ 412 Hardy AR 72542 870-856-3234
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Harmon X treme Clean LLC 870-710-1430 Lamar' s Lawn Service 870-847-6406 LegalShield 90 Bravo Dr. Hardy AR 870-856-5560
Twomey PC Repair 2379G Hwy 62/ 412 Highland AR 72542 870-257-4444
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Sharp Office Supply urnishings 1095 Hwy 62/ 412 Ash Flat AR 72513 870-994-7125
New Life Church Ash Flat 59 Sharp St. Ash Flat AR 72513 870-878-3152 Spring River Baptist Church 12739 Hwy 63 Hardy AR 72542 870-856-4144 Spring River Presbyterian Church 151 Wapheton Hill Rd Hardy AR 72542 870-856-3426 Tri-County Funeral Home 1540 Hwy 62/ 412 Highland AR 72542 870-856-2705 Village Bible Church 22 Caxambas Dr. Cherokee Village AR 870-257-2769
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Wortham Funeral Home 3079 Hwy 62/ 412 Highland AR 72542 870-856-5656 Cities/Municipalities/Government Cherokee Village 2 Santee Dr Cherokee Village AR 870-257-5522
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Fran Cavenaugh State Representative District 60 870-761-3990
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Hardy, City of 12 woodland ills Rd. ardy AR 2 2 - - 11
Sharp ounty Adult Education hoctaw Place herokee illage AR 2 2 -2 -
White River Regional ousing Authority PO Box Melbourne AR 2 - - 2
UA Agriculture-Research Extension 718 Ash Flat Dr. Ash lat AR 2 1 - -
All Pro Glass 22 2 wy 2 12 ighland AR - -
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Ash Flat Livestock Auction Ash lat r. Ash lat AR - - 11
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eavenly Paws rooming Room 7 Choctaw Center herokee illage AR 2 2 - - 1
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Sharp County Outdoors wy 2W Ash lat AR 2 1 - 1-2122
B& B Supply Store LLC Big reek ane ighland AR 2 2 - -
Tractor Supply Company wy 2 12 Ash lat AR 2 1 - -
Pest Control Solutions 2 wy 2 12 ste ighland AR 2 2 - -1
Tri County Farm & Home wy 2 12 Ash lat AR 2 1 - -
Precise eating Air Electrical 1 wy 2 12 ighland AR 2 2 - -1 Richards eating ooling 2 wy 2 12 ardy AR 2 2 Spring River Air 11 Choctaw Trce herokee illage AR - -2 Ed ucation
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Brandon Ryburn State Farm Insurance 1 wy 2 12 Ste. A ighland AR 2 2 - - 2 1 ardy nsurance Agency, nc 1 2 wy 2 12 ighland AR 2 2 - -211
ighland School istrict Office 1 2 wy 2 12 ighland AR 2 2 - - 2
anet Smart armers nsurance 2 2 arrison St. BatesvilleAR 2 1 - -
O arka ollege ollege r Ash lat AR - - 2
Mike Watson State Farm 1 wy 2 12 ighland AR 2 2 - - 111
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L od ging/Camping/R entals Bee Run R.V. Park Bee Run Rd ardy AR 2 2 - 1 -
Farm & H ome/Animal Services
Contracting/Construction/R epair Absolute Roofing 1 wy S Searcy AR - -
Shelter Insurance 1 wy 2 12 ighland AR - -2
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Biggers Bar rill 2 Bluff Rd ardy AR - - 1
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Cedar Glade Resort & Spa S th orseshoe Bend AR - - 1 1
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Hardy River Front Cabin Rental E alley r. ardy AR 2 2 2- 1ardy s Spring River odge 1 wy orth ardy AR 2 2 - - 1 IdleWild at Piney Creek arpenter Rd. Evening Shade AR 21 - -222 Many Islands Camp, Inc. 2 Many slands Rd Mammoth Spring AR - - 1 Riverview Falls 1 East Riverview Rd. ardy AR 2 2 - -1 1 Spring River Stonehouse nn 1 W. Main St. ardy AR 2 2 1 - 1-12 illage nn of ardy wy 2 12 ardy AR 2 2 - -21
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Manufacturing AZ Industries, Inc 2 2 wy 2 12 ardy AR - - 1
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Emerson Professional ools M wy 2 12 West Ash lat AR 2 1 2 -2 - 1 Med ia Areawide Media - illager ournal 2 wy 2 12 ighland AR 2 2 - -2 2 Hallmark Times - -12 Hometown Radio 11 M 1 1 Rd ighland AR - - 2
Delta Medical Supply 1 hoctaw rce herokee illage AR -2 -
aylor earing enters 17 Choctaw Trace herokee illage AR -2 - 2
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Med ical/H ealthcare 1st Choice Healthcare wy 2 W Ash lat AR 2 1 - -22 2 All About Smiles Family Dental 1 11 wy 2 12 Ash lat AR 2 1 - Ash Flat Healthcare & Rehab Center O birn ane Ash lat AR 2 1 - -2 1
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Eagle rest ursing and Rehab 1 wy 2 12 Ash lat AR 2 1 - -
Therapy Works, Inc 1 hoctaw enter herokee illage AR - - 2
amilies, nc ounseling Services wy 2 12 Ash lat AR 2 1 -2 -
Tri-County Medical Supply & Respiratory Services 2 wy 2 East Salem AR 2 - - 22
ighland School Based ealth linic ighway 2 12 ardy AR 2 2 -2 -
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White River ow Outlaw 1 . PO Box 11 herokee illage AR 2 2 - - 1
BRMC Physical Therapy Clinic 1 wy 2 12 ardy AR 2 2 - -2
St. Bernards irst are- ighland 1 wy 2 12 ighland AR 2 2 - - 2
ands On earning wy 2 12 Ash lat, AR 2 1 -2 - 2 2
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Pacesetting imes S. Bend r orseshoe Bend AR - -
Community Home Health 2 1 wy 12 ighland AR 2 2 - -2 1
egacy ospice of orth Arkansas 1 wy 2W Salem AR 2 - -2 1 EA Baptist linic 1 hoctaw trace herokee illage AR - -1
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Network of Community Options Inc 1 S Saint ouis St. BatesvilleAR 2 1 - 12Progressive Eye enter 1 ospital r Ste A herokee illage AR -2 -21
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Silver Senior Center/ Roommates 12 Woodsong ane Ash lat AR 2 1 - -212
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White River Area Agency on Aging 21 2 wy 2 12 ighland AR 2 2 - -2 2 WRM Medical omplex 1 ospital rive herokee illage AR -2 -
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Nonprofit Organizations Arts Center of North Arkansas 1 herokee illage Mall herokee illage AR 2 2 - 1Ash Flat Library 11 Arnhart Dr. Ash lat AR - -2
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herokee illage istorical Society Museum 2 akeshore r. herokee illage AR 2 2 - 1 -1 herokee illage ions lub -2 -2 herokee illage ourist nformation Welcome Center 2 Santee e herokee illage AR 2 2 -2 - 22
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Comfort K eepers - -12 Elks adies Auxiliary ighland Elks odge 2 1 Elk ane herokee illage AR 2 2 -2 Gateway CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates 2 2 wy 2 12 ighland AR 2 2 - -2 Hardy History Association, Inc. 11 E. Main St. ardy AR 2 2 - - 2 ighland Rebel Booster lub PO Box 2 herokee illage AR 2 2 - - 1 Mission of Hope ighway 2 12 ardy AR 2 2 - - 11 ew Beginnings 2 West Main St Ash lat AR - -
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Ozark Pride, Inc. - - 21 Sharp County Community Foundation East herokee illage Mall herokee illage AR 2 2 - 1 - 1 Spring River Artist uild Main St ardy AR 2 2 - -2 Spring River nnovation ub East herokee illage Mall herokee illage AR 2 2 - 1 - 1 Spring River alley RA iamond rls ardy AR 2 2 1 - -
oldwell Banker O ark Real Estate 1 wy 2 12 ardy AR 2 2 - - 2
Wilson odge 2 AM Masonic odge) Woodland Hills Dr. ardy AR 2 2 -2 - 1 Phone/I nternet/U tilities 2
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Fidelity Communications 2 1 . wy West Plains MO - 2orth Arkansas Electric ooperative 2 Arkansas ighway Ash lat AR 2 1 - -21 1 Waste Connections 1 andfill Rd. herokee illage AR - -
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Printing/Signs ennifer s Signs, raphics 2 A ighway 2 12 ighland AR 2 2 - -2 Salem raphix Young R2 Salem AR - -211
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R eal Estate & Associated Businesses American Land Company 2 ro uois r herokee illage AR -2 - 2 1
oings Associates, nc. ospital rive herokee illage AR -2 -2 2
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ing-Rhodes Associates Real Estate ro uois r herokee illage AR 2 2 -2 - 2 1
O ark losing itle, Ash lat r. Ash lat AR 2 1 - Ozark Gateway Realty, OGWLLC 12 wy 2 ighland AR 2 2 - Sharp County Title Inc. Ash lat r. Ash lat AR 2 1 - -2111 Southern Pines Realty of the Ozarks, Inc. 1 2 wy 2 12 ighland AR 2 2 - - 2 2 Tri County Board of Realtors PO Box Ash lat AR 2 1 - -
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Spring River Branding o. hoctaw rce herokee illage AR - 1 -11
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entury 21Wright-Pace Real Estate 1 1 S. hurch Street ardy AR 2 2 - -22
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United ountry otham o. Real Estate 1 wy 2 12 ighlland AR 2 2 - ideo Real Estate Agency 11 E. Main St. ardy AR 2 2 - Wolf Creek Realty, Inc 2222 wy 2 12 ighland AR 2 2 - - 2
R entals 2-B Rentals & Sales, LLC 1 ospital rive herokee illage AR -2 -2 2 edge s Portable oilets 1 Rector Rd Paragould AR -2 -1 11
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R estaurant/Food Services Artisan Grill 1 wy 2 12 Ash lat AR - 1-2 Biggers Bar rill 2 Bluff Rd ardy AR - - 1
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Harps Food Store 2 wy 2 12 ighland AR - -2 2 2
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ighland utrition wy 2 12 Ste M ighland AR 2 2 - -
Rebel Time-Out 2 wy 2 12 ighland AR - -2 2
Ruby' s on Main 11 E. Main St. ardy AR - - 2
Spring River raft ouse 2 1 wy 2 12 ardy AR 2 2 - -
Sears of Ash Flat wy 2 12 Ash lat AR - - 11
Subway 1 -A wy 2 12 Ash lat AR 2 1 - -2 1
Second Chance Thrift Store Main St Ash lat AR 2 1 - -
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Far-Out & Funky Antiques & Collectables 11 1 Main Street Ash lat AR 2 1 - -
Chokdee Thai K itchen Ash lat r. Ash lat AR 2 1 - -
ross Eyed atfish E. Main St. ardy AR 2 2 - -
Sonic Drive In/ Ash Flat 1 wy 2 12 Ash lat AR 2 1 - -
Artasia 112 E. Main St. ardy AR -2 -
But First, Coffee Drive Thru Ash at r. Ash at AR 2 1 - -
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Ozark Classic Crafts Mall 11 East Main ardy AR 2 2 - -2 2
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Chow on the Square 1 East illage Mall 1 herokee illage AR - 1 -
Smoking Ricks BB wy 2 12 ighland AR 2 2 1- 2 -2 2
Foothill Alpaca Farm 12- 1-2 2 2
ades Bouti ue 111 E. Main St. ardy AR - -2 ohnson Supply 2 Ash lat r. Ash lat AR - - 1
The Happy Hippie W. Main St. ardy AR - -
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The Masters Bouquet 1 ighway 2 12 ighland AR 2 2 - The Rose Trellis 2 2 ighway 2 12 ighland AR 2 2 - -
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Treasures In The Ozarks ardy AR 2 2 1- 2 -2 2
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riple Package Store 11 1 wy 2 12 herokee illage AR - - 1
Memory Lane Antique Mall 11 E. Main St ardy AR 2 2 - Moss Antiques & Gifts 2 E. Main St. ardy AR 2 2 - - 2
Wal-Mart 1 21 wy 2 12 Ash lat AR - - 2 Wood Duck, The 12 E. Main St. ardy AR - -2
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Wood-n-Things LLC 114 Main wSt. Hardy AR 72542 417-280-1003 Z en & Z eus Clothing Co. Boutique 100 W. Main St. Hardy, AR 72542 870-847-6843
Sports & R ecreation Cherokee Village Hunt & Gun Club 464 Griffen Rd Cherokee Village AR 72529 870-373-0678 Frontier Lanes 962 Hwy 62/ 412 Ash Flat AR 870-751-2020
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TnT Gymnastics 3606 Hwy 62/ 412 Hardy AR 72542 870-847-4022 Turkey Pen Shooting Range 278 East Turkey Pen Rd Highland AR 72542 870-847-1095
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1151 Hwy. 62/412 | Cherokee Village, AR 72529 | (870) 994-3001
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