Monday, February 16, 2015
Shelters on standby if power outages
The Red Cross is currently coordinating three shelters to be placed on standby in the event they are needed. The locations of the shelters are the Coronado Center and the Christ of the Hills United Methodist Church in Hot Springs Village. In Hot Springs the shelter is located at the First United Methodist Church on Central Avenue. These shelters will be operational in the event that there are power outages.
Harlem Ambassadors still a go for tonight
According to Amanda Kennedy, "We are having lots of folks ask about the HARLEM AMBASSADORS game tomorrow evening. For now, we will wait and see what the weather does, and will make a call tomorrow around noon. Stay tuned..."
Coronado Fitness Center delays
Due to inclement weather, opening of the Coronado Fitness Center will be delayed until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, Monday, Feb. 16. Opening may be re-evaluated depending on weather.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Review next step in Duck matter
There will be a case review in the murder trial of Kevin Duck on March 2. Duck is not expected to attend. The most recent trail dates of February 10 through 13 were postponed for medical reasons. This is the second time the trial has been postponed. New trail dates will not be issued until the completion of the trial review.
Duck is the defendant in the murder of Hot Springs Village Police dispatcher Dawna Natzke. Natzke's body was discovered off Main Haul Road in rural Garland County on the morning of New Year's Eve in 2011.
Duck is the defendant in the murder of Hot Springs Village Police dispatcher Dawna Natzke. Natzke's body was discovered off Main Haul Road in rural Garland County on the morning of New Year's Eve in 2011.
Monday, February 9, 2015
Duck trial postponed again
Kevin Duck's trial in the murder of Hot Springs Village Police dispatcher Dawna Natzke has been postponed to June 2, 2015. Originally slated for November then moved to February before Judge Wright will now take place this summer.
Is Duck finally going to trial
This morning at 8:30 the pre-trail hearing in the murder of Dawna Natzke in Garland County Circuit Court should take place. Last week I talked to the prosecuting attorney's office and the Circuit clerk's office. All were ready to move forward in this matter.
There can always be a last minute Motion to Continue, especially from Kevin Duck's attorneys. I will let you know more when I know more.
There can always be a last minute Motion to Continue, especially from Kevin Duck's attorneys. I will let you know more when I know more.
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Adam Trent Illusionist, best show I can remember
Would you like to have a good time? No, I'm not going to talk about calling some 1-800 number, I'm going to tell you to get to the Woodlands Auditorium in Hot Springs Village over the next three nights to see Adam Trent Illusionist as one of the Hot Springs Village Concerts' Association series shows. I haven't laughed so much in years.
Trent sings, dances, tells clever jokes and performs magic, creating a magical evening of side splitting laughs for everyone. From moment one the audience is totally involved in Trent's world. If you sit toward the front of the audience you may find yourself invited on stage to become a part of the show.
Last night audience members made paper roses dance, performed hilarious card tricks, mastered floating objects and helped find a lost $100 bill. At one point Trent opened his trick of the month box and had the audience experience learning a bit of magic along with him.
The evening was filled with grins and giggles while Trent clone danced. Be prepared to stay up for a while when you get home trying to figure out how one person can have such dexterity for slight of hand. I loved every illusion and I am certain you will, too.
Trent has traveled the world perfecting his presentation and he is very smooth and extremely funny. His patter is quick so make sure your hearing aids have fresh batteries, you won't want to miss a word.
Men in the audience will of course appreciate Trent's lovely assistant. She doesn't have much stage time but is quite lovely and perfectly distracting at appropriate times.
I enjoyed the home movies showing Trent as a lifelong magic enthusiast. As a child Trent performed his magic in elder facilities and for boy scout troops. He started performing magic when he was nine. Now, in his 30's Trent has years ahead of him to share his wit, dexterity and love of illusion.
Adam Trent Illusionist will be on the Woodland stage nightly through Friday. If you are not a member of the Hot Springs Village Concerts' Association check out the website www.hsvtickets.com to buy tickets or call 922-4231.
Following Adam Trent Illusionist there is only one show left in the season, 100 Years of Broadway runs March 3 - 6.
Trent sings, dances, tells clever jokes and performs magic, creating a magical evening of side splitting laughs for everyone. From moment one the audience is totally involved in Trent's world. If you sit toward the front of the audience you may find yourself invited on stage to become a part of the show.
Last night audience members made paper roses dance, performed hilarious card tricks, mastered floating objects and helped find a lost $100 bill. At one point Trent opened his trick of the month box and had the audience experience learning a bit of magic along with him.
The evening was filled with grins and giggles while Trent clone danced. Be prepared to stay up for a while when you get home trying to figure out how one person can have such dexterity for slight of hand. I loved every illusion and I am certain you will, too.
Trent has traveled the world perfecting his presentation and he is very smooth and extremely funny. His patter is quick so make sure your hearing aids have fresh batteries, you won't want to miss a word.
Men in the audience will of course appreciate Trent's lovely assistant. She doesn't have much stage time but is quite lovely and perfectly distracting at appropriate times.
I enjoyed the home movies showing Trent as a lifelong magic enthusiast. As a child Trent performed his magic in elder facilities and for boy scout troops. He started performing magic when he was nine. Now, in his 30's Trent has years ahead of him to share his wit, dexterity and love of illusion.
Adam Trent Illusionist will be on the Woodland stage nightly through Friday. If you are not a member of the Hot Springs Village Concerts' Association check out the website www.hsvtickets.com to buy tickets or call 922-4231.
Following Adam Trent Illusionist there is only one show left in the season, 100 Years of Broadway runs March 3 - 6.
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