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Autism walk in the Yellville City Park featured mnny different types of activities for all children in attendance and T-shirts were available to help bring awareness to Autism. .

Once again Community Holy Week brought churches together to worship. There was music, sermons, food, and fellowship. It was a phenomenal time when our local pastors told the story of Jesus’ journey from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday.

It has been three months since we hit the ground running here at the Marion County Sheriff’s Office. As is usually the case when stepping into a new position there is much to be learned and as we discover the “ins and outs” here, there is much more we find we WANT to accomplish. As I promised you transparency during my campaign, I wanted to take a moment to give you an update on what we have been up to in our first three months here: At the County level, there are some things not yet established for us. One being our 2023 budget. Even without an approved budget, you can be assured that we are going through ALL current spending from top to bottom and looking for cost-lowering options in every area of what we do here.

Photo submitted by April Martin Kambree Gibson is pictured with Coach April Martin. Gibson earned top honors as the High Point Champion at the Quitman Relays Friday, April 14, helping the Y-S Lady Panthers earn a win in Track.