VETERAN’S CALENDAR
The Bull Shoals Hoevel-Barnett VFW Post 1341 will host a week of events for Veterans. Post 1341 is located 1206 Central Blvd., Bull Shoals.
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Community Needs Assessment Arkansas
by Rebecca Hanlin, Community Services Manager YELLVILLE - As part of our Community Needs Assessment, the State of Arkansas’ Department of Human Services and your local Community Action Agency are holding community forums to gather feedback from those we serve. To protect the health and well-being of community members, the community forums will be held virtually.
Cooking with Mumzy!
Hello friends and readers of the Mountaineer Echo. I hope this week’s paper finds everyone in good health and happy spirits.
Pets of the Week
Greetings from Have a Heart Pet Shelter. This week we want to introduce you to Ginger and Pearl.
Burnin Daylight to perform at BTSA
Burnin Daylight Band Returns to Bull Shoals Theatre of the Arts on Friday, September 9. Local favorite, Burnin Daylight Band is scheduled to perform at Bull Shoals Theatre on Friday, September 9 at 7:00 p.m.
Adventures on a Tankful
The Museum of Native American History was established downtown in 2006 as the Museum of Native American Artifacts. The collection quickly outgrew the space, and MONAH opened its current doors in June 2008.
Pets of the Week
This pretty lady is Lulu. She came to Have a Heart with her five babies.
VETERAN’S CALENDAR
The American Legion Post #61 of Yellville will host Coffee and donuts first Saturday, September 3, at 9 a.m. The event is open for all veterans.
Baxter County Library celebrates Library Card Sign-up Month
Terry Clausen, Marketing Coordinator, Graphic Designer Mountain Home – September is Library Card Sign-up Month. Libraries nationwide join the American Library Association (ALA) to remind parents, caregivers, and students that signing up for a library card is the first step toward academic achievement and lifelong learning.
“Shoeing Horses Not A Lost Art!” Wallie Says
courtesy of the Mountain Echo Archives A sharp, melodious clang of hammer on anvil and Yellville’s only Blacksmith is “back in business!” Actually, Wallie Burleson, 65-year-old Marion County citizen, hasn’t been in any other “business” since he first learned the work under the late “Uncle John” Covington but, like all other professional men Wallie is happiest right at the time when he is pursuing his own trade. With a pair of tongs that’s seen many, many fires in his forge, Wallie grasps a plow and sticks it in the bellow-fire forge.