1)Kenny Fisher, owner of Novel T’s Custom Screenprint and Ad Specialty Gallery in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, is dedicated to fulfilling their promise: “Where what we say we do… We Do, Do!” Focusing on custom-designed novelty and ad specialty items, Novel T’s provides a diverse selection of products, such as T-shirts, buttons, mugs, pens, jackets, caps, decals, umbrellas, nametags, table covers, towels, bumper stickers, and more.
For more information or to place an order, call 866-We-DoDoo (866-933-6366).
2)Deuntate Copeland, founder of the National High School Basketball Association (NHSBA), is hosting a Shooting Challenge Fundraiser at Summerwood Sports, 1500 Chassidy Ln., Alexander, AR, from March 21 to March 23. The NHSBA is dedicated to helping students develop basketball, academic, and life skills through grant funding, private donations, and corporate sponsorships.
For more details, visit ShootingChallenge.com.
3)Kristina Gulley, former Justice of the Peace for District 10, was prohibited from holding office following the revelation of past convictions for issuing hot checks in 1997 and 2003. Under Article 5, Section 9 of the Arkansas Constitution, individuals convicted of “infamous crimes” involving deceit or dishonesty are barred from running for public office. Gulley is advocating for a change in the law to address this issue. Email her for more info @ [email protected]
