June 2009
State Representative Linda Tyler will be the guest speaker at the next Women's Council Quarterly Luncheon on July 28. Event information is available on the Conway Regional Women's Council Facebook page or on our website at www.conwayregional.org. Make a reservation by calling (501) 513-5778 or go online to www.conwayregional.org.
The BACK TO SCHOOL edition of Women's Inc. publishes in today's Log Cabin Democrat or pick one up at over 160 Faulkner County locations! www.womensinc.net
The SUMMER HOME edition of Women's Inc. publishes in today's Log Cabin Democrat or pick one up at over 160 Faulkner County locations! www.womensinc.net
Big Brothers Big Sisters of North Central Arkansas host the Karioke for a Cause event at the Old Gin Special Events Center downtown Conway.
For more info, call Robin at 479-968-5525 or visit www.bbbsnca.com
Annual shopping event in downtown Conway! Catch the best summer sales! Watch the Log Cabin Democrat for list of participating businesses.
Just considering the numbers is humorous! Combined, three thousand plus pages read and that’s only this month’s book! Almost thirty children among them, each squared away with babysitters, Dads-on-duty, or Grandma’s night to keep ‘em and it’s all for what?! A BOOK CLUB?!
By Chef Jill McCollum, CC
No matter where you live in Central Arkansas, you are only minutes from the wide open spaces of a city park. Downtown, midtown, north, south, east, west, southwest - our state is nestled among a profusion of green open spaces and natural areas set aside for recreational and educational benefit for the people who live here to enjoy at their leisure.
So take a day off work, put sunscreen on the kids, and pack a picnic in the park!
Here is a list of just some of our local parks:
Hiegel Supply is about more than hammers and nails.
The landmark windmill not only points the way to a business that has served Conway since 1910, but also to a source for summer fun supplies and rental equipment. The thriving rental business has been part of Hiegel’s offerings since 2003.
Swimming, hiking, vacationing, cooking on the grill, and spending time with my family and friends - this is my summer “to do” list. What is yours? Your list probably looks a lot like mine. Each summer it is fun to plan and carry out summer “to do’s.”
Summer “to do’s” make their way onto our lists for one reason - we want to do them. This summer I want to challenge you to add something new to your summer “to do” list: Consider adding a desire to know Jesus Christ in a fresh new way.
In our family, one of the best perks of summertime is embarking upon a long-awaited family vacation. Our crew has enjoyed a fair share of getaways, both the “road trip” variety and that of the winged carrier depositing us directly to our destination. There are definite advantages and disadvantages of traveling by either manner especially in reference to traveling with young children; something I’m sure any mother can quickly attest to...and would have their very own repertoire of “war stories” to illustrate the fact.