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When Go Forward Pine Bluff held a ceremony in October to reveal the teams that would be competing in this year's King Cotton Holiday Classic, tournament organizer Sam Glover was so overcome with excitement that he found himself grinning from ear to ear for several moments before ever uttering a word after stepping to the podium to address those in attendance at the city's Main Street Plaza.
PINE BLUFF -- After being sidelined for a year, the King Cotton Classic will find itself back at the forefront during the state's holiday season.
It was a day of redemption, then celebration for the Little Rock Catholic golf team Wednesday in the Class 6A boys' golf tournament.
"The pandemic has been a very difficult time for many people across Essex," she said. "We’ve seen the impact of loss of life and health, loss of jobs and businesses and the loss of so many freedoms that we often take for granted. “At Healthwatch Essex we’ve remained focussed on understanding the experiences of those most adversely affected and finding ways to support them. "In particular, we’ve focussed on the challenges faced by people living with sensory impairment during the pandemic, as well as the mental health impact of such a prolonged period of lockdown. "It is clear that i...
Published: 9:40 AM December 18, 2020 Updated: 1:54 PM December 18, 2020 Sam Fox, who lives with sight loss, is a member of the Collaborate Essex forum, and has been involved in the production of the sensory awareness campaign. - Credit: Healthwatch Essex Essex residents are being encouraged to ‘be aware, tolerant and kind’ to people living with sensory impairment as part of a campaign showing their new reality during COVID-19. The campaign has been co-created by Healthwatch Essex and people in the county who are deaf, blind and deafblind, all working within a forum called ‘Collabo...