PIGGOTT PULSE / THE WEEKEND EDITION / 30 OCTOBER 2026
An evening on the Square. A season of coming together.
Hello, neighbors.
Some of the best plans are the ones that bring us back to familiar places. This Saturday, the Square belongs to costumes, conversation, and a town making memories together.
THE WEEKEND’S MAIN EVENT
Halloween, on the Square.
TRUNK OR TREAT
Saturday, October 31 · 5:30 p.m.
The Square · Piggott, Arkansas
Bring the children, wear something spirited, and make an evening of it. Piggott First General Baptist Church will be providing hot dogs.
A simple invitation: gather with your neighbors and enjoy a little of what makes this place feel like home.
ON THE HORIZON
November, thoughtfully planned.
07 NOVEMBER / 9 A.M.–1 P.M.
A small gift. A local Christmas.
Toys in the Trunk · Piggott Dollar General
Bring a toy donation to help fill the trunk. The Chamber says every donated toy stays in Piggott for the Christmas Fest giveaway.
09 NOVEMBER / DOORS AT 5:30 P.M.
A century in red and black.
Chamber Annual Banquet · Piggott Community Center
Celebrate 100 years of the Piggott Mohawks. The meal will be served immediately after the welcome, as clarified in the Chamber’s corrected announcement.
$25 per ticket · Available at the Chamber office or at the door.
Information: 870-598-3167
WEEKDAYS / 9 A.M.
Make room for feeling well.
Extension Get Fit · Piggott Community Center
The published schedule runs Monday through Friday, with a $20 annual fee. Contact Suzy Hart at 870-598-2246 or [email protected]. Please confirm holiday closures before attending.
SAVE THE DATE / 05 DECEMBER
Christmas Fest is coming.
The Chamber has named December 5 as Christmas Fest day in its toy-drive announcement. The full program, times, and exact venue are still pending confirmation.
THE LOCAL READING ROOM
There is more to this place.
Between gatherings, spend a few minutes with the stories beneath familiar streets.
The Piggott before the Square
Lucy Lowrance and an earlier chapter of the town we know.
The story of Rouse Springs
A doctor, gardens, and a local story that grew.
A NOTE FROM JENN
Church suppers, pantry needs, school celebrations, and the people quietly making life better here all belong in the Pulse. If you have something worth sharing, send it our way.
You can also explore Helping Hands and the local directory.
Have a lovely Halloween weekend. I hope to see you around town.
Jenn