Little Rock – Auditor of State Dennis Milligan, who took office on Jan. 10th, issued the following statement today regarding the death of his successor, State Treasurer Mark Lowery: “I am shocked and disheartened to hear of the passing of State Treasurer Mark Lowery. The death of a fellow Constitutional officer and public servant is terrible news to hear.
The Marion County Quorum Court met Tuesday, July 11, at 6 p.m., in the Marion County Court Complex to accept reports from the committees, elected officials and consider potential ordinances for Marion County. Justices Rolin Hutching, Mike Scrima, Marty Nickels, Joyce McCalla, Rick White, Talon Vancuren, Claudia Brigham and Wesley Shipman were in attendance along with Jason Stumph, Marion County Judge and John Russo, Marion County Attorney.
“I’m saddened to learn this morning about the death of our State Treasurer Mark Lowery. Mark has been a fierce advocate for conservatives’ policies, both in the legislature and as a constitutional officer.
by Cindy Young Considering some new information received, the Bull Shoals City Council acted on a longstanding issue they had been dealing with for many months, if not years, at their regular meeting on Thursday, July 27.
The Yellville-Summit Class of 1959 recently celebrated their 64th year of graduation at the home of Jeff & Diane Weaver at Eros. Those attending: Back Row: Betty Roark Morrow, Doris Wynn Craig, Pauline Gilliland Mears, Jeff Weaver, Patsy King Bailey.
Cindy Young The Bull Shoals City Council met for its monthly workshop session on July 18. The only item on the agenda was continued discussion about the old Village Mart property which sits on Highway 178/Central Boulevard.