Second Saturday music this Saturday The last concert of the Second Saturday music series will be this Saturday at the Twin Springs Park Gazebo in Siloam Springs.
Original folk and Ozark traditional music will be performed by the music trio Greenwillis.
The concert will begin at 7: 30 p.m. The Friends of the Siloam Springs Library will offer refreshments.
For more information, call Bill Lisk at 524-4551. Curves to hold open house Curves in Pea Ridge, 1136 N. Curtis Ave., will have an open house the week of Aug. 18.
The open house will be from 7: 30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 7: 30 a.m. to 6: 30 p.m. Friday.
For more information, call Debbie Bise at 451-9040 or e-mail curves 90 @ centurytel. net. Village Players plan auditions Auditions will be held for The Village Players' fall play," See How They Run "from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Aug. 14-15, and from 10 a.m. to noon Aug. 16 in White Auditorium on the Northwest Arkansas Community College campus in Bentonville.
In addition to actors, technical and backstage crews are needed.
Scripts can be checked out for two days at the Bella Vista Library. Auditions are open to the public, and NWACC students are welcome. There are roles for five males, three females and one either male or female. "See How They Run," a British farce, will be directed by Mary Solliday. Performances will be held at White Auditorium on Oct. 10-12.
For more information, call Solliday at 855-1786. Food bank, grant help out agency A local hunger-relief agency received kitchen equipment, thanks to the Northwest Arkansas Food Bank and a mini grant made possible by the Arkansas Legislative Hunger Caucus.
The G. R. U. B food pantry at First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ ) in Rogers received a refrigerator and freezer for the church food pantry.
The freezer and refrigerator more than doubled the food pantry's cold-storage space. Teens take part in Handcart Trek One hundred fifteen teenagers took part in the Handcart Trek experience on July 17-19.
The event was put on by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The teens cooked over fires, slept in sleeping bags protected with tarps and used handcarts.
"It was just such an awesome experience," said Marissa Johnson, 15, of Bentonville.
The teens were divided into "families"with adult leaders. The families cooked, played and pushed the handcarts together. They told stories of pioneer ancestors or forebears who had crossed the plains to escape religious persecution in Missouri and Illinois.
Todd Mains, who helped organize the trek, was impressed at how the youth told him that "they had really come to not only become friends with the others in their'family' but really grew to love them. "Bridge classes offered in September Bridge classes will be taught Monday and Wednesday in September at the Rogers Adult Wellness Center, 2001 W. Persimmon St.
Suzanne Krutsinger will teach any level of bridge classes, depending on the number of people who sign up. The classes can range from beginners to intermediate or duplicate.
Each class will include tips and hints as advocated by the American Contract Bridge League.
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