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6SS SUNDAY, MAY 28, 2017 ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE THREE RIVERS EDITION OF THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE • HOMETOWN BATESVILLE
ADVERTISING FEATURES
Merchants and Planters Bank
Merchants and Planters Bank opened in 1946, when local farmers and merchants were growing as the economy was on a post- war fast track. Several community leaders formed a local bank that would serve their community and meet their financial needs. That philosophy began a tradition that hasn’t changed in over 70 years. Merchants and Planters has expanded into five coun- ties, with a total of 10 banking locations and one mortgage lending office. In addition to full-service banking, Merchants and Planters
offers a trust and wealth-management department and a line of insurance and investment products through M&P Insur- ance and Investments Services.
GOOD TO KNOW: Merchants and Planters Bank is in the process of building a new, full-service banking location at 3081 Harrison St. that will provide even more con- venience and give the bank’s staff members the opportunity to get to know more of their business and residential neighbors.
North Arkansas Farm Supply
From seeds to livestock, North Arkansas Farm Supply has been a local authority on farming needs for more than 70 years. The co-op is farmer-owned and is a hometown store. It offers a little bit of everything for gardeners, from a large selection of bulk fertilizer and seed for pastures and lawns to mineral supplements for a nutritional boost, as well as fly control and home pest control in a variety of sprays, granules, fog- gers, and bait traps.
GOOD TO KNOW: The business off- ers a variety of products for the family pet or livestock, including feed, shots, worm- ers and grooming items. Shoppers can also find other items at North Arkansas Farm Supply, such as clothing, home pest control, rocking chairs, fencing supplies and truck accessories, just to name a few. For more information, call 870-793-3852 or visit the store at 2300 N. St. Louis St. in Batesville.
Wood-Lawn Inc.
Continuing-care community offers three different levels
For more than 50 years, Wood-Lawn Inc. has served seniors in Independence County. The nonprofit nursing home began in 1964 and has since grown into a continuum- of-care community.
In August 2013, the company opened the state-of-the-art Wood-Lawn Heights Skilled Nursing Facility, which boasts 140 beds, a media room, four dining rooms with buffet din- ing, a game room, two activity rooms and two courtyards, as well as a beauty shop, a massage therapist, an in-house physical therapist and full staff for both short- and long-term therapy.
Wildewood Independent Living offers 30 apartments for seniors who want to have a carefree lifestyle. The facility provides three meals a day, transportation and activities.
GOOD TO KNOW: Opened in Dec- ember, Woodcrest Assisted Living off- ers comfortable housing with dedicated care. Tenants have the option of a studio, one-bedroom, one-bedroom deluxe or two-bedroom apartment. Those interes- ted in any of the company’s services can call 870-793-7195.
Expires 12/31/17