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Bull Shoals seeks Recorder
The Bull Shoals City Council is accepting applications for the position of City Recorder. The person applying must be a registered voter and live within the city limits of Bull Shoals. This person will be responsible for Workshop note taking and City Council meeting minutes, Ordinances, Resolutions; they will also be responsible for fulfilling citizen FOIA requests. Full job description is available upon request at Bull Shoals City Hall, or it can be viewed on the city’s website.
Read MoreBull Shoals seeks RecorderBaxter Health Earns Magnet Redesignation
MOUNTAIN HOME — Baxter Health has earned redesignation through the ANCC Magnet Recognition Program, one of the most prestigious honors in health care and the gold standard for nursing excellence.
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MH Charity Golf Classic raises funds for ASUMH-TC
MOUNTAIN HOME - Recently, tournament sponsors presented a check in the amount of $37,000 to ASUMH Chancellor Dr. Bentley Wallace.
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CONWAY - The University of Central Arkansas congratulates the approximately
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JT Mott: A Pillar of the Community
By Robert Lyons In Marion County, there are many cities that make up our community. Flippin is the home of the Bobcats from Flippin School District. Jon T. “JT” Mott, Flippin Resident, owns two businesses with his wife Hope and volunteers at Flippin Schools, donates time and money and hires students to help within the community.
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Food Closet Launches Summer Meal Program
The Yellville Area Food Closet is stepping into summer with a new initiative designed to support families and ensure no child goes hungry while school is out.
Read MoreFood Closet Launches Summer Meal ProgramHopper at the BSTA
Our next show is June 19, 2026, at Bull Shoals Theater of the Arts. Our show is from 7 p.m. to 9 m. The Jerry Hopper Band is going to be on our stage. Jerry also puts on a Great show.
Read MoreHopper at the BSTAArkansas State Veterinarian issues guidance
LITTLE ROCK — The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Wednesday that the presence of a New World Screwworm was confirmed in a calf in Zavala County, Texas, about 15 miles from the U.S.-Mexico border.
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