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Marion County Police Beat

Gray, Anastasia - Booking Date: April 3 - 5:22 p.m.; Charges: THEFT OF PROPERTY FELONY; Bond: $15,000.00 Kerley, Stephanie Louise - Booking Date: April 4 - 11:22 a.m.; Charges: DELIVER METH CONAINE; Bond: $20,000.00 Salsberry, Arthur Louis - Booking Date: April 4 - 11:24 p.m.; Charges: FAILURE TO PAY; FAILURE TO PAY; Bond: $1,660.00 Monistere, Joshua Dustin - Booking Date: April 5 - 1:44 a.m.; Charges: BOND REVOCATION; Bond: $0.00 Higgins, Jamie Michelle - Booking Date: April 7 - 11:06 a.m.; Charges: FAILURE TO APPEAR FELONY; Bond: $0.00 Tilley, Marvin Dale - Booking Date: April 7 - 5:08 p.m.; Charges: FAILURE TO APPEAR MISDEMEANOR; Bond: $770.00 White, David E - Booking Date: April 7 - 5:46 p.m.; Charges: RAPE; SEXUAL ASSAULT 2ND DEGREE; SEXUAL CONTA; Bond: $250,000.00 Phillips, Steven James - Booking Date: April 8 - 4:29 p.m.; Charges: FAILURE TO PAY FINES MISDEMEANOR; Bond: $880.00 Chubb, Emily Marie - Release Date: April 8 - 7:04 p.m.; Booking Date: April 8 - 5:50 p.m.; Charges: FAILURE TO APPEAR MISDEMEANOR; Bond: $640.00 .
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Y-S Spelling Bee Champ Metcalf

Carter Metcalf competed in the State Spelling Bee competition sponsored by the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas on March 11, representing Yellville-Summit Schools. Metcalf competed against students older while finishing third overall at the highest spelling competition in the state.
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Events at the VFW

Bull Shoals Hoevel-Barnett VFW Post 1341, 1206 Central Blvd., Ph: 870-445-4501 April 7-Walleye Fish Fry 4-6 p.m. Come join us to honor our local First Responders.
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Easter Service

The Flippin Church of God will be hosting its annual Good Friday Service April 7, 2023, starting at 7:00 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend for a night of worship.
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The Mountain Echo Returns to Yellville

The Mountaineer Echo has been owned by Cherryroad Media since June 1, 2021, after being purchased from Jade Media. April 1, 2023, Cherryroad Media sold the Mountaineer Echo to current editor, Robert Lyons. Immediately, Lyons partnered with Peggy Mason to become the principal owners of the newspaper started in 1886 as the Mountain Echo.
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