Know a family/friend that has an alcohol problem? Al-Anon can help!!! Join the Al-Anon 911 Group every Friday, 8pm at Freedom Center, 922 S. 10th Street, Heber Springs. Debbie 501-328-3561

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Central Arkansas Polio Survivors Support Group, Conway. 501-589-3555 or 501-679-4089. Meetings 3rd Saturday of month. 10am. McGhee Center, 3800 College, Conway. bschmidtmt@alltel.net

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AA in Greers Ferry meets every Thursday at 8:00pm at 1st United Presbyterian Church in Devil's Fork Campground. Open meeting, all welcome. Contact Herb 501-681- 2056.

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DO YOU HAVE A DRUG OR ALCOHOL PROBLEM? Narcotics Anonymous can help! NA meetings are available in the following locations and times: Heber Springs: United Methodist Church, 1099 W. Pine St., Mondays and Thursdays (open mtgs.) 8:00 p.m., The Sugarloaf Center, 2494 Wilburn Rd, Fridays (open mtg.) 8:00 p.m.. Quitman: United Methodist Church, Wednesdays (closed mtg.) 8:00 p.m., Saturdays (open mtg.) 8:00 p.m.. Greers Ferry: First Assembly of God, Tuesdays, (open mtg.) 7:00 p.m.

Struggling with addiction? John 3:16 Ministries, Inc. A Spiritual Bootcamp for Men with Addictions. Bryan & Beverly Tuggle. 870-799-2525 or 870-613-2250.

Christian Health Center is open Thurs. evenings from 6-9 pm behind Cleburne County Cares on Cares Drive off Ray St.