Fairfield Bay-Fashion Gala April 4, 2008 featuring selected styles, dessert & refreshments will be served. Tickets are $5.00, prizes galore! For more information, call 884-3018.

Camp Wyldewood of Searcy Benefit Golf Tournament April 4, 2008 at The Course at River Oaks. Four-person scramble, $75.00 per person, with lots of prizes. Call 501-305-3000 or e-mail office@campwyldewood.org .

Ozarka College Foundation presents Jean Jennings Scholarship concert at the Ozark Folk Center Saturday, April 5, 2008 at 7:00 pm. Performances by: The River Rats, New Creation, The Leatherwoods, Gary Rounds with Pam Kirby and Danny Dozier. Tickets Available at Ozarka College, Bank of Mountain View, Country Time Dining & More, Susan Kemp, Jane Shipman, Jan Isbell, Donna Sullivan. For more information call Ozarka College at 870-269-5600.

Pake McEntire will be in concert April 6th at 2 PM at the Clinton High School Auditorium. Tickets are $6.00 at the door!

The Cleburne County Friends of the Library will hold its monthly book sale on Saturday, April 5, from 9:00 until 1:00. The sale will be at the “Book Barn” located at the old fairgrounds at Third and Walnut Streets. Call the Cleburne County Library for additional information (501) 362-2477.

Welcome to the new KFFB 106.1 website! Look around and let me know what you think of each page! You can find all the news you need on our home page from KFFB news blog to the bottom of the page with news from ABC, ESPN and Local and State News as well all at a quick glance! Email me with you thoughts and comments at Bob@kffb.com – Bob Connell General Manger of KFFB 106.1 fm

KFFB 106.1 FM will be broadcasting live this Saturday April 5, 2008 at Bay Boy Mowers from 9 am to 1 pm. Join KFFB for lunch with Petit Jean hot dogs, ice cold pepsi, popcorn, and register for some great branson tickets to be given away during the broadcast, plus you will find best deals on every mower in stock!

Mike Disfarmer of Heber Springs, active from the World War I era until his death in 1959, occupies an increasingly important place in the history of American photography. Disfarmer captured the faces of the heartland at a defining period in our history. He documented the families of the farmland as they struggled through World War I, the Great Depression, and World War II. He also captured the post-war boom and the optimism of the 1950’s. In so doing, he created a vivid visual record of life in and around Heber Springs.Canadian producer Dennis Mohr will present sections of his in-progress documentary film, DISFARMER: A PORTRAIT OF AMERICA, nearing completion and scheduled for Canadian television in the fall. He and collaborator, consultant/producer Hava Gurevich will talk about their experiences researching the life of the little-known photographer and their plans for completing and distributing the film.

Sunday, March 30 at 3:15 PM at Independence Hall, UACCB, Batesville Admission is FREE.  For more information about the Ozark Foothills Film Fest go to  Ozark Foothills Filmfest

A soup and chili fundraiser to support local and military soldiers and their families will be held Friday, March 28, not March 24 as seen in the advertisement in the Friday, March 21, issue of the Sun-Times. The event will be held from 4-8 p.m. at the Arkansas National Guard Amory, 701 S. 7th. Cost is $5. This event is sponsored by the Cleburne County Republican Women.

Production at the Heber Springs Bosch/Skil plant will end next week. Becky MacDonald, spokesperson for Robert Bosch LLC, said March 27 is the last day for production. “That will be the last day of employment for the bulk of our associates. Sixty people will not have jobs as of that day.”By Louis Short / Sun-Times Staff