Marion County Regional Airport June Board Meeting
The Marion County Regional Airport Board April Meeting is scheduled for Monday, June 15,
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Lions announce theme for annual Rodeo Parade
This year will mark the 65th anniversary of the annual Calico Rock Lions club rodeo to be held the second weekend in June as has been the tradition. Rodeo action will take place at the Tip Wiseman Rodeo Arena on Friday and Saturday nights, June 12 and 13.
MCRC meeting scheduled
The Marion County Republican Committee will meet Thursday June 11, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. Location will be in the Marion County Annex courtroom located at 105 S. Berry St., Yellville.
Moose Lodge hosts pot roast dinner
The women of Mountain Home Moose Lodge will hold their monthly pot roast dinner fundraiser this Friday, June 12 from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m.
Queen for a Day
Lil’ Will Miller entered the tiny barn, just in time to witness Mr.
A New Partnership Bringing New Hope to Our Neighbors
One of the greatest strengths of Marion County has always been the way its people show up for one another. When a need arises, this county has a way of responding that is quiet, practical, and deeply generous. It doesn’t always make headlines, but it gets done — because that’s who we are here. This week, we’re excited to share news of a new partnership that will soon be making a real difference for families across our area.
GODS’ REDEEMING GRACE
Genesis 6:8 Noah found grace in the eyes of GOD.
ACT Convenes at DeGray Lake for Continuing Education Conference
Focus on financial accountability, fraud prevention, and strengthening county operations
Flippin CC Hears Criticism
FLIPPIN - On Tuesday, May 26, the Flippin City Council met inside the city courtroom at 6 p.m. to consider ordinances, resolutions, reports, and complaints from audience members. Lacie Bettencourt from Ward 1, Jodi Howard from Ward 1, Margaret Ott from Ward 2 along with the Heith Hogan, Mayor and City Clerk. Tony Ford from Ward 2 was absent from the meeting. Council members moved through the monthly minutes and city financials quickly by accepting both topics. The Flippin Fire Department delivered a report explaining calls answered and training by members of the department. The Flippin Police Department gave the numbers of stops, calls, arrests and training that took place, if any. The city council amended the annual budget for fire, sewer, and water by approving a resolution. Next was an ordinance to change the mayor’s position from full-time to parttime. The mayor asked for an explanation for the need for the ordinance. Councilwoman Ott explained the reason