Biosecurity webinars for backyard flocks
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Thirty-four states have had confirmed cases of the deadly H5N1 avian influenza, according to the U.S.
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May 2022
Wild Gobblers, Now, Yesterday and Tomorrow
There is only one answer to bringing wild turkeys back to the numbers seen many years ago! Hunters will have to do it! The Missouri Department of Conservation is too inept now to do much of anything but cut timber. And cutting back on turkey seasons and bag limits and eliminating the senseless “youth season” will cost them money. They will do nothing to cost themselves money. But if we can organize a large number of turkey hunters, we can make them do some things to help the numbers increase, which would be the first time that has happened in more than ten years.
Read MoreWild Gobblers, Now, Yesterday and TomorrowAlfred Gibson of Yellville
Alfred Earl “Al” Gibson, 86, of Yellville, Arkansas passed away on Friday, May 13, 2022, in Mountain Home, Arkansas. He was born on January 30, 1936, to Howard and Cora (Morgan) Gibson in Nunda, New York.
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Gerald Clenton Freeman, 62, of Harrison passed away on May 8, 2022. He was born April 1, 1960, in Kansas City, Missouri.
Read MoreGerald Freeman of HarrisonRetirement Celebration Honoring Donna Tennison at Yellville-Summit
Please join us for a drop-in retirement celebration honoring Mrs. Donna Tennison for her 41 years of service to the Yellville-Summit School District.
Read MoreRetirement Celebration Honoring Donna Tennison at Yellville-SummitAMERICAN LEGION MINUTES
The American Legion Post #61 of Yellville held its monthly meeting May 12, 2022. Meeting was called to order by Commander; Dustin Beals at 18:00 hrs.
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Memorial Day Celebration on the Square The North Central Arkansas Veterans Council is again sponsoring the May 30, 2022, Annual Memorial Day Commemoration at Veterans Plaza 2000 in Mountain Home. The host organization is Alley White American Legion Post 52 with Commander Lisa Gunter serving as Master-of-Ceremonies.
Read MoreVETERAN’S CALENDARA Bit About Her Past
“The first white settlers in Marion County were primarily men who came to explore and find new hunting and fishing grounds. They built crude one-room log cabins with little furniture, cleared small patches of land for gardens of corn and tobacco”. (Glen Johnson in History of Marion County, 1976)
Read MoreA Bit About Her PastArkansas squirrel season opened May 15
Little Rock — With turkey hunting season wrapped up, many hunters will be putting away their shotguns until fall, but there’s another spring season that gives Arkansas hunters plenty of reasons to keep the scattergun cleaned and ready. Arkansas’s squirrel season opens May 15, and for those who enjoy chasing these treetop targets, it’s a great excuse to be in the woods.
Read MoreArkansas squirrel season opened May 15The Bruno Community and School Part 1
This historical piece of writing is from the point of view of Mr. Loyde H. Hudson. The story Hudson tells is interesting and fun to read. Because the story is somewhat lengthy, it will run in a two-part story on May 19 and 26. I hope everyone enjoys Mr. Hudson’s story.
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