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C otter Scholarships

Submitted by Deanna Franks, Cotter Schools The Cotter High School Graduating Class of 2023 earned $875, 174 in scholarships. These students will be attending colleges, trade schools, the military, and completing certification programs in their desired career fields.
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The Bird with a Dagger for a Beak

What I am fixin’ to tell you now about a fascinating bird, is not what I learned from the ornithology professors in college and what they taught about the great blue heron, it is from what I learned as a boy guiding float-fishermen down the Big Piney, and sitting on the front bench of our pool hall, listening to oldtimers who seemed to have very little use for that bird.
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Crooked Creek

New products are being developed all the time in the farming industry, but does that make them better? The old adage “If it sounds too good to be true it probably is” applies to some things that are advertised. Only time will tell on some of the products.
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Donor Appreciation

Hospice of the Ozarks is pleased to announce their Donor Appreciation Week from May 22 to May 28. Our donors play a pivotal role in the success and sustainability of our organization.
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Memorial Day at the Hut

On Memorial Day, Monday, May 29, The Yellville American Legion Post #61 will hold ceremonies starting at 10 a.m. The National Anthem will be sung by Katie Abbott, guest speaker will be Owen Robertson and bugle call (TAPS) will be played by Kirstin Hughey. This year there will be a flag retirement ceremony (To the Colors) bugle call will be played. A representative flag will be folded then unusable flags will be burned. Refreshments after by the American Legion Auxiliary and Post #61.
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