MC Transfer Station Temporary Hours
Please be advised that the Marion County Transfer Station will have temporary hours due to staffing shortage until further notice. Temporary Hours 7 a.m.
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Lifestyle
ADULT EDUCATION/ ASUMHYELLVILLE
Earn your GED! Free classes are 9 a.m. – 7 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday and 9 a.m.
Read MoreADULT EDUCATION/ ASUMHYELLVILLEAugust Jury Duty
ALL Marion County Jurors need to be sure to call the night before every scheduled date to confirm reporting. Marion County Jurors on the ORANGE Panel DO NOT need to report August 14 or August 15.
Read MoreAugust Jury DutyGSS is hosting a BLOOD DRIVE
The Good Samaritan Society will host a Blood Drive Thursday, August 24, 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Read MoreGSS is hosting a BLOOD DRIVEMC Transfer Station Temporary Hours
Please be advised that the Marion County Transfer Station will have temporary hours due to staffing shortage until further notice. Temporary Hours 7 a.m.
Read MoreMC Transfer Station Temporary HoursHere is Roadie
This beautiful gray and white Tuxedo were brought to us in mid-June, and we estimate his date of birth around April 1. A kind lady walked into Have-AHeart with him, thinking he had a broken leg because she had found him by the side of a road a few days earlier.
Read MoreHere is RoadieMOTS presents The Welcome Ridge Band
Lisa Warren Coming to our stage this weekend is a local favorite, The Welcome Ridge Band. They are sponsored by The Legion Hut and Duffy Chiropractic.
Read MoreMOTS presents The Welcome Ridge BandClarification from the MC Budget Committee meeting
In the article about the Marion County Budget Committee, I stated the Judge’s Assistant said, some employees must work with materials that can be dangerous, and the Road Department works outside in the elements. This was a mistake on my part.
Read MoreClarification from the MC Budget Committee meetingNARMC Donates Equipment to HHS
Kim Rosson, Director of Marketing and Community Relations Harrison – In a significant step towards promoting healthcare education and workforce development in our community, North Arkansas Regional Medical Center (NARMC) has generously donated a range of hospital equipment to Harrison High School’s new Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program. The donation includes a variety of essential medical equipment, such as Hospital beds, wheelchairs, bedside commode, walker, hampers and supplies for daily patient care.
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