The SAAW Clinic (Southern Alliance of Animal Welfare) opening has been anticipated for several years, but three weeks ago, that dream became a reality. As of this past Tuesday, the first two weeks of operation, the clinic had already performed 48 spays or neuters on dogs and cats. At the helm is Dr. Angie Hawkins, in charge of surgeries, assisted by Pamela Dodson, licensed veterinary technician, and Kelly Perry, veterinary
Twins, Claire and Carlie Mullins, celebrated their 10th birthday recently with an animal shelter donation party. Students at Highland Rim Elementary School, Claire and Carlie donate much-needed supplies for Fayetteville Animal Shelter, which the shelter animals and staff greatly appreciate.
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society of the Motlow Fayetteville Center donates much-needed items and money to the Fayetteville Animal Shelter. Phi Kappa Theta is a two-year honor society comprised of students who do a variety of community service projects promoting the college while maintaining academic excellence. “Lincoln County should be proud of these bright young students that recognize the importance of giving back to their community,” said Kim Emami-Davis, rescue coordinator for
The Lincoln County Chapter of the Southern Alliance for Animal Welfare (SAAW) will hold a benefit yard sale on Saturday, May 4. The yard sale was originally scheduled for this past Saturday but was rescheduled due to weather. Proceeds from the yard sale will benefit SAAW’s low-cost spay and neuter clinic which will soon open in Park City. Any items, except clothes, will be accepted. To arrange for pickup or
The Lincoln County Chapter of the Southern Alliance for Animal Welfare (SAAW) is accepting donations for a benefit yard sale to be held on Saturday, April 27. Proceeds from the yard sale will benefit SAAW’s low-cost spay and neuter clinic which will soon open in Park City. Any items, except clothes, will be accepted. To arrange for pickup or drop-off of items, call (931) 433-0120 or (931) 993-8140 and leave
The Lincoln County Chapter of the Southern Alliance for Animal Welfare (SAAW) is accepting donations for a benefit yard sale to be held on Saturday, April 27. Proceeds from the yard sale will benefit SAAW’s low-cost spay and neuter clinic which will soon open in Park City. Any items, except clothes, will be accepted. To arrange for pickup or drop-off of items, call (931) 433-0120 or (931) 993-8140 and leave
Heather Warden of Junior’s House and Barbara Cantrell of the Humane Society accept checks from John Karby of Edward Jones for the proceeds of the Third Annual Wine Chocolate & Cheese event held at the Museum in February. The two groups netted nearly $4,500 each.
Fayetteville Public Utilities is moving forward with plans to purchase gas customers
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When the water settled, the last boat was hitched and all the
Tennessee Valley Polocrosse Club (TVPC) competed in the Carolina Classic Polocrosse Tournament
New members of the Fayetteville-Lincoln County Humane Society Board of Directors for
Frank Davis of Fayetteville won $1 million in Caesars Entertainment’s Harrah’s Tunica,