The Adam Brown Shamrock Run is held in the hometown of US Navy Chief Special Warfare Operator Adam Brown, who lost his life March 17, 2010 serving our country during combat operations in Afghanistan.

All skill levels, from walkers to runners are welcome to join us!  Many wonderful organizations, such as: While We're Waiting ministry, to help parents grieving the loss of a child, and Teen Challenge, a faith-based organization that helps men with life-controlling problems, just to name some directly benefit in Adam's honor!

All ages are welcome to join us for live music, food, prizes, fellowship, and the race, which is professionally timed. The cost is $25 per Adult/ $10 per child 12 and under.  A t-shirt and Smokin' in Style BBQ lunch included! Go to: www.theadambrownshamrockrun.com to get registered.

Please contact Rachel Mundy, at 501-538-3546 (call or text), or via e-mail at rachelhsrealtor@gmail.com for sponsorship or other information.

The warming center at First Church of Nazarene at 3804 Central Avenue and a second one, Faith Point Ministries at 440 Broadway, are both open NOW and will remain open throughout today and tonight, for citizens that need a warming center.

(Source: Garland County Sheriff's Dept.)

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. -- On October 20, 2012, several thousand pilgrims are expected to arrive in Hot Springs for a massive prayer event being called "The Moment". Called a "Planetary Pentecost" by Rev. David Hulse, founder of the RISE Wellness Center, Hot Springs, this event is expected to draw global attention and attendance.

It is the goal of The Moment event to bring people from all over the planet to join hands, hearts and minds, in prayer for healing. Manataka with this history of peace, healing and wonder seems a perfect place for such an endeavor, says Rev. Hulse.

Growing up in Oklahoma, Rev. Hulse has always felt a connection with Native American peoples. After several years of ministering in Hot Springs, where he first heard about the Manataka Sacred Site, he decided to relocate here. "There is a language of the Heart," says Rev. Hulse.