These are federal income tax refund checks that have been mailed out, but returned by the U.S. Postal Service as undeliverable. Almost all are from year 2009 tax return filings.

To receive their undelivered checks, people on the list need only contact the IRS with a current mailing address. This can be accomplished most easily online via the IRS Website.

"For the last two years, I think there was a bunch of about 25 geese." Larry Enders and his wife live in a home in Hot Springs Village.

"And we just put up the pergola here last year and like to sit out here when the weather is good," he says.

But that pleasure has been interrupted time and time again by the gaggle of geese and the mess they leave behind.

Enders explains, "They'd be out there about five or six o'clock in the morning and decide to come up and do their thing in our land here. And they'd start honking and squawking."

"Right now we probably have a resident flock of about a thousand," says Steven White, who  is the director of Planning and Inspections at the Village.

He says the geese gather in the ponds and lakes around the village golf courses. They've tried several measures to control the birds, including fences around the water. And crews coat any goose eggs they find with a thin coat of oil.

The Kroger Delta Marketing Area Stores announced Wednesday the donation of $3,000 which equates to 4,000 meals to the Project Hope Food Bank in Hot Springs, Ark.

"We could not be making the difference we are in our community without the help of Kroger," said Ted Thompson, Director of Project Hope Food Bank. "Kroger has time and time again showed their generosity. Because of Kroger's assistance the Food Bank has been able to serve our agencies more effectively and helped us provide 3,000 pounds of food. We couldn't do what we do without their help."

Due to the dire situation the Food Bank has found itself in after the recent cold weather the pantries are completely empty. During the months of November and December alone, Project Hope will provide 25,000-35,000 pounds of food to Feeding Programs and Food Pantires in West Central Arkansas.

"Helping Feed the Hungry in communities we serve is what we do. We invite everyone to give what they can this weekend!