Lifestyle

Pets of the Week

Pretty Cindy appears to be a heeler mix, approximately one year old. This poor girl was dumped at the shelter during the night a couple of weeks ago, so we know nothing about her history except that someone did not want her. She was very frightened, but once we sweet talked her and gave her yummy treats, she was happy to be given some love.
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Duffy to head MC Historical Society

During its January meeting, the Marion County Arkansas Heritage Society (MCAHS) elected Janice Stanley Duffy to serve a five-year term (2023-2028) as Marion County Historian. In coordination with the MCAHS, the Marion County Judge and Marion County Quorum Court recognized and acknowledged her selection.
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Blackjack Club

By Bethany Clark From Football Club to Blackjack Club our Residents are getting involved and learning new things. Next stop...Vegas or at least we wish! .
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Birthday Announcement

Carolyn D. Hoffman 36-year resident of Bull Shoals will be celebrating her 90th birthday April 29, 2023. She has touched more of you than we know, so, her family invites all who have been touched by her kindness and friendship to join us in the celebration detailed below.
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Lakeway Revival

Lakeway Fellowship Church will be hosting a Revival Monday, April 24 through Thursday, April 27, at 7 p.m. The church is located on Hwy 14 (12 miles North of Yellville toward Lead Hill, Arkansas).
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Don’t Take a Chance On 4/20:

Bridget White, ASP Safety Office Marijuana laws are changing constantly across the country. One thing that has not changed is the legalities behind impaired driving. Thursday, April 20, 2023, marks the unofficial marijuana “holiday,” and there will likely be an increase in marijuana use. To help keep drug-impaired drivers off the roads, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is teaming up with Arkansas law enforcement to spread the message that drug-impaired driving is dangerous and illegal. NHTSA wants to remind all drivers: Drive High, Get a DWI.
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