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6SS SUNDAY, JULY 31, 2016 SPIRIT OF CABOT • THREE RIVERS EDITION OF THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRATGAZETTE
Since 1992, Craig Hill, P.T., and his Cabot Physical Therapy staff have provided quality re- habilitation for members of the Cabot commu- nity. Staff members have more than 100 years of combined health care experience. In addi- tion, they stay current on the latest treatment innovations, including blood-flow-restriction therapy. BFR is designed to safely regulate and control blood flow to muscles, which allows for quicker increases in strength in post-surgery patients, seniors, athletes and others. Cabot Physical Therapy’s goal is to provide the highest
quality of care possible. The company works hard to assist patients in reducing pain, improv- ing mobility, preventing or recovering from surgeries and ultimately restoring patients to their highest level of functioning. Staff members provide the encouragement, motivation and understanding to reach this goal.
GOOD TO KNOW: Cabot Physical Therapy is here to help you. The company accepts all major insurances, and no referral is needed. To learn more, call (501) 843-7157.
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Arkansas State University-Beebe
Arkansas State University-Beebe is nationally recognized by the Aspen Institute for student success rates. Centrally located, the universi- ty has campuses in Beebe, Searcy and Heber Springs, and at the Little Rock Air Force Base and online. Night classes are offered in Cabot. Whether a student needs job skills in a year or less to enter the workforce or is looking to com- plete a bachelor’s degree or beyond, ASU-Beebe offers degree options at a very affordable price. At $98 per credit hour, the university offers the lowest tuition in central Arkansas. With unique
programs that include veterinary technology and John Deere agricultural-equipment tech- nology, ASU-Beebe has the only two-year col- lege in the state with residence halls.
GOOD TO KNOW: This fall, the Van- guard Senior Academy for Homeschool Students will be offered. Classes will include English I and II, college algebra, biology and a college preparatory class. For more informa- tion, call 501-882-8860 or view the ASU-Beebe website at www.asub.edu.
Terry Insurance Agency
Not all insurance agents are the same. Ed Terry, owner of Terry Insurance Agency, be- lieves that choosing the right agent can make a big difference in price, service and value. Ed Terry is dedicated to giving his custom- ers quality products and services at prices they can afford, because his customers are his neighbors. As an independent insurance agency, Ed Terry works tirelessly to help cus- tomers find and compare rates and coverage options from several of Arkansas’ most-trust-
Progressive, MetLife, Foremost and more. Be- ing in a position to compare coverage options, as well as prices, helps give Terry Insurance Agency an advantage in offering lower rates.
GOOD TO KNOW: Ed Terry works for his customers, not the insurance compa- nies. Terry Insurance Agency serves not only Cabot, but also the surrounding communi- ties of Jacksonville and Beebe, as well as all of Arkansas. Visit www.terryins.com for more information.
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The popular celebration of CabotFest originally came about in 1978 to commemorate the city of Cabot recovering from a devastating tornado that struck in 1976.The town chose the phrase “Cabot,We’re Back” as the theme that year.
— Information courtesy of The Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture
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