Victory Baptist Children’s Choir
The Victory Baptist Church of Yellville will send the Children’s Choir to perform at the Freedom Encounter Theatre on April 30, at 2 p.m. for the Freedom Journey Show.
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Yellville Farmer’s Market is OPEN
Pat, Master Metalsmith, is looking forward to the 2022 season as she displays her handcrafted jewelry and hair accessories at the Farmer’s Market in Yellville. Again, the market will be located on the lawn of the historic Marion County Courthouse, located in the downtown area.
Read MoreYellville Farmer’s Market is OPENHeritage Society receives a Gift
The Marion County Nursing Home Auxiliary has presented the Marion County Arkansas Heritage Society with a $2000.00 donation to purchase a fireproof file cabinet. The fireproof cabinet has been a need for the Heritage Society for many years and will be used to store photos, Bibles, diaries, and other irreplaceable documents.
Read MoreHeritage Society receives a GiftWomack Encourages Students to Enter 2022 Congressional Art Competition
Washington, DC – April 5, 2022....Congressman Steve Womack (AR-3) is encouraging all Third District high schoolers to participate in the 2022 Congressional Art Competition. The nationwide contest is an opportunity for Arkansas students to showcase their artistic talents. One winning submission from each congressional district will be displayed in the U.S. Capitol for one year. Participants may submit original paintings, drawings, collages, photographs, computer-generated art, or a combination thereof.
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You know how sometimes you go to visit your parents, but you don’t want to stay with them because, you know, they’re your parents? So, you decide to stay nearby, but not that nearby because, well, they’re your parents? But it’s also spring break for the kiddos so you dish out a little more scratch than usual and stay not just at a hotel but a resort with a full-on water park, with lots of pools and water slides galore? And you know how the first few days are good, clean family fun, swimming during the days, seeing the folks in the evening but then you learn that the resort offers something else and that something else is… golf? And you know how halfway through your stay, the PGA walks in like they own the joint? I hate it when that happens.
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Daffodils, also known by their botanical name narcissus, are easy and reliable spring-flowering bulbs. They multiply quickly and return to bloom again each spring, year after year. They are not fussy about soil, will grow in sun or part shade and are not bothered by deer, rabbits and other pesky critters.
Read MoreThe early Blooming Bright Beautiful DaffodilsUSDA Announces Funding to Establish and Improve Waterfowl Habitat in Arkansas
Little Rock – The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Arkansas in partnership with the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) will provide $2 million in fiscal year 2022 to benefit waterfowl through the implementation of Conservation Practice Standard (CPS) 646-Shallow Water Development and Management to counties within the Lower Mississippi Alluvial valley.
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Once again, it was a very busy week at Have a Heart Pet Shelter. Some of our dogs attended the Yellville Area Food Closet’s Bunny Run and EggStravaganza.
Read MoreVisit Have-A-Heart at EggStravaganzaArvest Bank Releases Credit Card Division Growth Figures
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (April 7, 2022) – Arvest Bank announced today that its credit card division generated record sales volume in merchant services for 2021.
Read MoreArvest Bank Releases Credit Card Division Growth FiguresStudents at Subiaco Academy take first steps outdoors
Subiaco — With 500 acres of wooded terrain beside Mount Magazine Wildlife Management Area, Subiaco Academy has enjoyed a rich history of introducing young men to the outdoors as well as preparing them for productive lives. However, during the last few decades, as pursuits sports and other extracurricular activities have become increasingly organized and some of the more outdoors-oriented faculty have left, there has been a need to revitalize outdoor experiences at the school. Nick McDaniel, a new science teacher on the hill, was hired with the goal of reinvigorating the school’s outdoor program.
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