BJTS 2-10-22

Posted on February 10, 2022

1)Dr Anthony Fletcher with CHI St. Vincent Heart Institute. Speaking specifically to men as the “Heart of the Home,” emphasizing their responsibility to care for their heart health so they can take care of their families. CHI St. Vincent Heart Institute will offer HeartSmart Screenings for only $25 during February for Heart Month. For info visit  https://chistvincent.com/heart

2)Judy Smith with Arkansas Rehabilitation Services (ARS) Project SEARCH® program. SEARCH is a unique, business-led, nine-month employment readiness training program for young adults with developmental disabilities that takes place entirely at the workplace. 

3)Howard Hurst with Tipton Hurst. Just in time for Valentine’s Day. Family owned and operated since 1886, Tipton & Hurst has spent more than a century working toward delivering customer service that exceeds customer expectations. With every sale, every customer interaction, and every plant, flower or gift that leaves our store, our goal has always been perfection. Because at Tipton & Hurst, we understand your satisfaction is vital to our success. Visit Tiptonhurst.com or call 501-666-3333.

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