Hot Springs National Park Rotary

Hot Springs National Park Rotary We meet Wednesdays 12:00 noon at
Lake Hamilton Ballroom
DoubleTree by Hilton
4813 Central Ave. Hot Springs, AR 71913, Arkansas.

Rotary connects 1.2 million members from more than 200 countries and geographical areas. Their work impacts lives at both the local and international levels, from helping families in need in their own communities to working toward a polio-free world. Polio Eradication Rotary is close to eliminating the second human disease in history after smallpox, with a 99 percent reduction in polio cases world

wide since 1985, when Rotary launched its PolioPlus program. In 1988, Rotary spearheaded the creation of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative with its partners the World Health Organization, UNICEF and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Polio eradication remains Rotary’s top priority. To date, Rotary has contributed more than US$1.2 billion and countless volunteer hours to help immunize more than two billion children against polio in 122 countries. Currently, Rotary is working to raise $35 million per year through 2018 for polio
eradication, which will be matched 2 to 1 by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Hot Springs National Park Rotary had a funtastic field trip to Arkansas School For Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts t...
08/06/2026

Hot Springs National Park Rotary had a funtastic field trip to Arkansas School For Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts this week. Can we just say that their new Executive Director, Dr. Derek McDowell certainly kept us entertained with his presentation. Hot Springs is fortunate to have ASMSA as part of our community and the future is sure looking bright with Dr. McDowell leading the charge.

We absolutely loved our field trip to Arkansas School For Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts. And Dr. Derek McDowell kn...
08/05/2026

We absolutely loved our field trip to Arkansas School For Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts. And Dr. Derek McDowell knocked it out of the park with his presentation. Bravo! Hot Springs National Park Rotary would like to thank ASMSA for hosting us and allowing us to learn more about your new executive director.

Dr. Derek McDowell, executive director, was the featured speaker at today's Hot Springs National Park Rotary program. We were pleased to host this week's meeting! We hope you enjoyed your visit to our campus.

Thank you to The Sentinel-Record for featuring our coaches forum.
08/01/2026

Thank you to The Sentinel-Record for featuring our coaches forum.

The head foot­ball coaches from the three biggest schools in Gar­land County were invited to speak at Hot Springs Rotary Club on Wed­nes­day after­noon in the National Park Col­lege stu­dent com­mons build­ing. Hot Springs’ Dar­rell Bur­nett, Lake...

Friday Night Lights Are Back Soon!What a standout program our area coaches have in store this year! Hot Springs National...
07/31/2026

Friday Night Lights Are Back Soon!

What a standout program our area coaches have in store this year! Hot Springs National Park Rotary made a field trip to National Park College for our annual coaches roundtable.

Richard Poole served as our "official" to make certain the coaches stayed inline, and he actually only had to throw the flag once. Hearing from some of our high school football head coaches—and meeting the players who represent their schools—never fails to inspire. While winning is always the goal, it was powerful to hear how much emphasis these coaches place on character, discipline, and personal growth.

Their approaches may differ, but their message was unified: success is built long before the first whistle blows. They talked about accountability, preparation, teamwork, and the kind of perseverance that shapes not just athletes, but future leaders. These values reach far beyond the field and into the classrooms, workplaces, and communities these young men will one day lead.

A heartfelt thank you to our coaches for investing in the next generation and visiting us with an outlook for this season. Here’s to a safe and successful season for Lakeside School District with Coach Garren Rockwell, Lake Hamilton High School with Coach Justin Bigham, and Hot Springs World Class High School and Coach Darrell Burnett.

Hot Springs National Park Rotary wishes all our area schools the best of everything for 2026-2027.

Join us in welcoming our newest member of Hot Springs National Park Rotary, Matthew Giberson. Matthew was sponsored by H...
07/30/2026

Join us in welcoming our newest member of Hot Springs National Park Rotary, Matthew Giberson. Matthew was sponsored by HSNP Rotary member Jay Winters. Welcome aboard Matthew, we are so excited to see where your Rotary journey leads you.

07/29/2026

The Rotary theme for August is Membership & New Club Development Month. What does your club have planned? Tell us in the comments so we can all cheer you on.

07/29/2026

Thank you for your sponsorship of the Boots & Bow Ties Gala, Taylor & Taylor Law Firm, P.A.!

The Hot Springs Community Resource Center is grateful for your belief in our mission!

Our Boots and Bow Ties Gala is the CRCs main fundraiser of the year and directly supports the life changing work we do each day.

We can't wait to enjoy this unforgettable night with all our friends.
Ready to partner with us? Sponsorship opportunities are still available, please see comments for details!

07/29/2026
Libby Harrington introduced our speaker, Michael Millard. In 2019, Michael became the Market Manager of Pastoral Service...
07/27/2026

Libby Harrington introduced our speaker, Michael Millard. In 2019, Michael became the Market Manager of Pastoral Services for Arkansas, and soon thereafter was promoted to Market Director of Mission Integration with CHI St. Vincent. Developing an affinity for clinical ethics while studying at Baptist, Michael earned a certification as a Healthcare Ethics Consultant - Certified from the American Society of Bioethics and Humanities in 2019 and was recertified in 2024. As Mission lead in the Arkansas Market, Michael has responsibility for Pastoral and Spiritual Care, Clinical Ethics, Formation, and Community Benefits and Outreach.

07/27/2026

Some of you that did not make this year's Rotary banquet for Hot Springs National Park Rotary, you really missed out. After Justin Nicklas and Tim Metcalf exchanged pins, they did their own little happy dance with a secret handshake at the end.

You never know what you may miss at Hot Springs National Park Rotary

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71901

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