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If We All Were Rich
Doc Dykes was a frequent visitor to the pool hall in 1963. He was quiet and good humored, plagued with petit-mal seizures on occasion. Doc Dykes was a chiropractor, and likely as educated a man as our pool hall ever seen. Well dressed, he always wore a long grey overcoat, and usually a dress shirt and tie beneath it. Occasionally he played a game of snooker and was fairly good at it.
Read MoreIf We All Were RichHouse News
As the Preferential Primary Election and Nonpartisan General Election draw near in Arkansas, it’s crucial for every eligible citizen to recognize the power they hold within their vote. The upcoming election on March 5, 2024, serves as an opportunity for Arkansans to shape the future of their communities, the state, and the nation.
Read MoreHouse NewsBriggs is the First Baby of 2024
MOUNTAIN HOME - WNCC welcomed Callen Briggs, our New Year’s Day baby, on January 1, 2024, at 1:07 p.m. Callen delivered by doctor, Ken Holt, DO, his Pediatrician, Samantha Shipman, MD, and proud parents, Kelsey and Bradley.
Read MoreBriggs is the First Baby of 2024Baxter Health Announces Discount on Outstanding Balances
MOUNTAIN HOME - Effective immediately, Baxter Health is offering a 15 percent discount on all hospital accounts if outstanding balances are paid in full before April 30, 2024. This offer applies to all patients and employees of the hospital and will be applied automatically upon payment.
Read MoreBaxter Health Announces Discount on Outstanding BalancesWeekend Weather
Winter Temperatures continue to NCA! Friday- Cloudy with a chance of snow with a high near 24 degrees and a low near 10 degrees Friday night. Saturday- Partly cloudy with a high of 24 degrees and a low near 6 degrees. Sunday- Cloudy with a chance of snow and high around 20 degrees and a low near 5 degrees. Next week: Expect winter weather early in the week with varing highs and lows from the teens Monday and Tuesday and 30s in the middle of the week.
Read MoreWeekend WeatherMilitary Hearing Experts Leverage Collaboration to Advance Research, Treatments for Auditory Processing Disorder
By: Ken Cornwell, MHS Communications Background noise can make it hard for almost anyone to have a conversation. However, if you have more trouble than others hearing and understanding conversations in a noisy environment, it could be a sign that you have hearing loss, or it may be a condition known as central auditory processing disorder.
Read MoreMilitary Hearing Experts Leverage Collaboration to Advance Research, Treatments for Auditory Processing DisorderSSM and WELCA donates a freezer
The Soup Sisters Ministry (SSM) and Women of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (WELCA) of Christ by the Lake Lutheran Church in Bull Shoals recently donated a new freezer to Hospice of the Ozarks.
Read MoreSSM and WELCA donates a freezerBoozman, Womack Welcome Army Chief of Staff to Fort Chaffee
FORT SMITH – U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) and Congressman Steve Womack (R-AR-03) welcomed Gen. Randy George, U.S. Army Chief of Staff, to Arkansas to highlight the training capabilities and capacity found at Fort Chaffee that significantly enhance the Army’s mission readiness.
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