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Halloween
Treats
Cherokee Village Police Department will be handing out
candy for Trick or Treaters on Halloween night from 5 to 8 PM at the
Cherokee Village City Hall police entrance on the south side of the
building.
Sharp
County Economic Development
SCED Steering committee will meet
on November 18, 2008 in the Cherokee Village City Hall. This meeting is open
to the public.
Flathead Bridge /
South Fork River
The City of Cherokee Village has received a
permit to dredge the excess rocks from the river bed on the downstream side
of the bridge. The work should commence around mid November weather
permitting.
Cherokee
Village Senior Center
You are invited to visit the Senior Center. It is located in the Village
Center next to City Hall. Center hours are 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM Monday thru
Friday. Lunch is served each day at 11:30 AM at a cost of $2.00 for those
over sixty and $3.50 for those under sixty. Children and grandchildren over
sixteen are always welcome.
They have a lot of fun activities such as card games are played each day.
The Senior Center is happy and proud that they can provide a computer
center that is available each day. A computer club meets there the second
and fourth Tuesday of each month.
The Hobby Club meets there the second and fourth Thursday of each month.
Bingo is played for gifts every Friday at noon.
A library and videos are available for use.
Cherokee
Village City Council
Every third Thursday of the Month
Meetings start at 7:00 PM
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Deer Hunt in Cherokee Village
Important!!
If you as a Cherokee Village property owner would allow hunters to hunt on
your lot and/or around your house, please call into City Hall at
807-257-5522 and give your name, number and address to us. Then any hunter
that wishes to get permission to hunt on your property can then contact you
for that permission.
For those of you interested in participating in the deer hunt, follows is
an update.
Applications will be available July 1, 2008 at Cherokee Village City
Hall. The deadline to mail your application to AGFC is July 31, 2008. The
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will draw 200 names from a list of
applicants. The permit hunt will be open to anyone who holds a valid
Arkansas hunting license. To receive a permit, the hunter must pass a
proficiency test (shoot three consecutive arrows to the kill zone — the area
around the heart and lungs — of a life-size target from a distance of less
than 20 yards). Each approved hunter must pay a $35 fee, which includes Arkansas Bowhunters
Association membership, and covers liability insurance.
All approved hunters must attend an eight-hour bow course
that will be given by the Arkansas Bow Hunting Association on August 23rd at
the Omaha Center.
Hunting will not be allowed on SID property.
Only longbows, recurve bows or compound bows with at least 40-pound draw
weight and arrowheads at least seven-eighths of an inch wide may be used.
Hunters who kill deer in the city will have to keep the animals covered
while they’re being carried to vehicles, and they will have to obey other
rules intended to protect citizens, both physically and emotionally, during
the hunt.
Hunters will also be encouraged to donate some of the deer harvested to
Arkansas Hunters Feeding The Hungry (non-profit organization that pays for
processing cost of deer donated by hunters).
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