HAPS East Community Coffee Wednesday, January 22nd from 9:30-11:00 am at 601 West 6th Street, in Hope.
The CADC Winter Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) began January 6, 2025. “This vital program is designed to assist qualifying households with their home energy needs during the winter months. We understand the challenges many families face, and to better support our community, the maximum crisis benefit has been increased to $600. This enhancement aims to provide more substantial relief to those in immediate need of energy assistance. We encourage eligible families to apply early and take advantage of this program to ensure a warm and safe winter season.
Garrett Memorial Christian School in Hope Date with Dad Thursday, January 23rd from 7:15-7:55 am.
Hope Evening Lions Club Bingo Night benefitting Chuck’s Legacy Food Pantry Saturday, January 25th from 3:00-6:00 pm at Hempstead Hall in Hope. Cost is $5 per card. There will be light snacks and drinks available. Prizes for winners and door prizes.
The Brotherhood and Sisterhood of Fulton will sponsor a benefit program for Bro. Carlos Scott, son of Minister Bobby Scott on January 25th at 6pm at Union Missionary Baptist Church in Fulton. A love offering will be taken for Bro. Scott. The public is invited. For information call Pastor Jessie Henry at 870-703-8994, 870-896-2581 or Deacon Jimmy Smith at 870-359-5820.
Hempstead County Wellness Alliance sets roundtable session (DATE CHANGE) to Wednesday, January 29th from 11:30 am-1:00 pm at the Hope Suite in Hempstead Hall. The discussion will be focused on improving healthcare access, addressing community concerns, and fostering collaboration across local organizations. Lunch provided. For more information, call Chantell Jones at 870-703-1158 or Terie James at 870-777-5771.
The Blossoms at Prescott 2nd Annual Chili Cookoff Friday, January 31st in the dining hall at 2:00 pm. First place is $50 and a trophy. Second place is $25. Contact marketing@blossomsatprescott.com or call 870-455-1086. Located at 700 Manor Road in Prescott.
Free concert with Delta Brass Express Friday, January 31st at 7:00 pm at Hempstead Hall in Hope. No ticket required for entry. Sponsored by Hempstead Hall and Southwest Arkansas Arts Council.
On Sunday, February 16th, at 3 pm, there will be an informational meeting for the crew and Venture Scouting in general. Food Provided (Snacks, Drinks, & Light Meal) Talk will be Leadership, Adventuring (Camping / Hunting / Fishing / Etc.), Personal Growth for Youth and Service to the Community. Please pray about this event and if you can, please attend! For more information, please contact our staff advisor, Adam D. Perry or check out our informational page @ https://www.hopeconnexion.org/venturing-crew-1313.html
The Bright Star Cemetery on Highway 73 West is in need of additional money in order to keep the historical cemetery in the shape it deserves. Contributions may be sent to Mary McPherson, 1121 Highway 73 West, Washington 71862 or Chester McRoy, 505 Highway 73 West, Hope, Arkansas 71801.
White Oak Grove Cemetery is needing donations for upkeep. Persons with loved one buried there can address their donations c/o White Oak Grove Baptist Church, 314 Highway 332, Hope, AR 71801.
The Hope Housing Authority is closing the waiting list for Section 8 until further notice.
Providence-Azar Cemetery in Nevada is needing donations for upkeep. Persons with loved ones buried there can address their donations to Providence-Azar Cemetery Committee, P.O. Box 910 , Hope, AR 71802. Contact Phillip McKinney Committee President for further information 870-675-1936
Huckabee Cemetery is asking for donations for maintenance of the cemetery. Donations may be sent to Todd Martin, 578 Highway 32 East, Hope, AR. 71801.
Anyone that has family members at the Ayer’s Cemetery is reminded the cemetery is in need of donations for upkeep. If you’d like to help, send donations to Eva Morehead, 1440 Nevada 5, Rosston, 71858.
To everyone that has family, friends or their own plots picked out In Westmoreland Cemetery, we are struggling at this time to maintain operating capital at a level to keep up the cemetery. As most know we operate this community cemetery on donations made during the year. Donations are not keeping up with our biggest expense which is mowing. So, I’m passing the hat at this time and ask everyone that reads this to share it on their family, friends and let’s see if we can get some help. Thanks to everyone that has helped this year and in the past. James Larry Kaufman, 1147 Hwy 195 S., Washington, AR. 71862, 870-722-6959.
The Hope Housing Authority Board meets monthly on the Third Thursday of the month at noon. The meetings are currently virtual. If you’d like to watch the meeting or take part, call the Housing Authority at 777-5742 for the virtual information.