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Yellville Pee-Wee Football
Charlie Melton, Coach Yellville Pee-Wee Football and Cheer forms can be picked up starting July 6 at the Yellville City Hall. The deadline for signups is July 24. Anyone interested in helping coach either third-fourth grand team or fifth-sixth grade team will need to fill out the coach’s application and return it to City Hall. Question can be sent to Charlie Melton at coachm@yahoo.com
Read MoreYellville Pee-Wee FootballMarion County Rep Comm to meet
The Marion County Republican Committee will meet Thursday, July 13, 2023, upstairs in the Marion County Courthouse at 7:00 pm. The public and members are invited to attend.
Read MoreMarion County Rep Comm to meetPBR Announces 2024 Competition Schedule for Elite Unleash The Beast
PUEBLO, COLORADO – The PBR (Professional Bull Riders) today announced its 2024 competition schedule for its elite Unleash The Beast, set to bring the world’s Top 40 bull riders and rankest bovine athletes to 25 cities across 20 states.
Read MorePBR Announces 2024 Competition Schedule for Elite Unleash The BeastThe Yellville Farmer’s Market
The Yellville Farmer’s Market is open every Saturday throuhout the Spring, Summer and early Fall months for anyone to shop for fruits, vegetables and other organic items make by local farmers and gardeners.
Read MoreThe Yellville Farmer’s MarketArvest Million Meals Campaign Helps Raise More than $71,000
YELLVILLE — Arvest is pleased to announce the bank’s 13th annual Million Meal’s campaign helped raise more than $71,000 to benefit six local food partners in Marion, Boone and Baxter counties. With the understanding that $1 can provide the equivalent of up to five meals through local food pantries, the annual Million Meals initiative raises money through special events and donations collected across the bank’s four-state footprint with the goal of providing at least one million meals to feed those in need.
Read MoreArvest Million Meals Campaign Helps Raise More than $71,000Gardening Under a Black Walnut Tree
Wilting, yellow leaves, or stunted growth means it is time to look around your landscape and surrounding landscapes for clues. A common cause of these symptoms is the black walnut tree.
Read MoreGardening Under a Black Walnut TreeWelcome Ridge Band to perform July 8 at MOS Stage
Coming to our stage on July 8 is the Welcome Ridge Band. Welcome Ridge band is a local favorite, and they play a variety of country music.
Read MoreWelcome Ridge Band to perform July 8 at MOS StageMr. Field
He stuck his head out the truck window and hollered, “Get that cow to the barn and let’s check her out, something is wrong with her!” Now, I wasn’t doubting the man in the pin striped overalls, for I was a young man, and he was an elder. But I had been raised around cattle my life to date, and I didn’t see anything wrong with her. Her head wasn’t hanging low, ears were erect, she looked good to me. Yet, I did what I was told. So, I walked her to the barn, curious about what he had seen, that I hadn’t, and didn’t. The first thing we did was check her temperature, sure enough she had a low fever. I responded in quick fashion, “Alright, Mr. Field, how did you know there was something wrong with this cow?” His response? “She was only chewing her cud about twenty times, should have been closer to fifty.” What a lesson I learned that day, for he was correct. Many of you folks, including myself, have milked cows, but Fred Field from Elk Creek, Missouri, was a dairyman; there is a huge difference.
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The North Central Arkansas Area Team with Operation Christmas Child is having a Pasta Palooza team Meet/ Greet at The Reach Center in Mountain Home, Saturday, July 8, 2023, from Noon-2 p.m. This event is open to the public and all those interested in hearing more about Operation Christmas Child are encouraged to stop by for a casual lunch and fellowship.
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