Fish Fry in Bull Shoals
The 2026 Bull Shoals Police Auxiliary invites everyone in the community to come out and join us on August 7, at 4:00 p.m. for a Back the Blue Fish Fry honoring and supporting our Bull Shoals Police Department!
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Veterans Treatment Court
In 2008 the Center for Mental Health Service of the US Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) convened a conference with the goal of looking at ways to decrease the involvement of Veterans with the criminal legal system and to provide them with mental health treatment. The conference was attended by representatives from law enforcement, corrections, the courts, community organizations, Federal agencies, and Veterans’ health and advocacy organizations.
Veterans with PTSD in the Criminal Legal System
In recent years, programs have been developed to avoid unnecessary incarceration of Veterans who have deployed to war and subsequently developed mental health problems. The programs aim to assist Veterans who become involved in the criminal legal system to get treatment for mental health problems that may exist. These programs are especially needed given the numbers of Veterans returning from Afghanistan and Iraq.
Yellville Food Closet Sponsored By: Ott Family Farms
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Your Medicaid Might Have New Rules Now: Here’s What to Know Before January
If you or someone in your family gets health coverage through ARHOME — Arkansas’s Medicaid expansion program — a change quietly started on July 1 that’s worth understanding now, while there’s still time to prepare. Nobody’s losing coverage yet. But the clock has started, and what you do between now and January could matter a great deal.
79th Marion County Farm Family; The Deislingers
Devin and Christie Deislinger and family earned the honor of being named the 2026 Marion County Farm Family by the Arkansas Farm Bureau and represent many generations farming families in Marion County, Arkansas.
Jeremiah and Christina Selfridge arrested
By Gregg L. Alexander, Sheriff Marion County Sheriff, Gregg Alexander reports the arrest of JEREMIAH WAYNE SELFRIDGE, 28 Years Of Age (YOA), of Yellville, and CHRISTINA DIANNE SELFRIDGE, 43 YOA, on charges of Rape, a Class “Y” Felony, Kidnapping, a Class “Y” Felony, Sexual Assault 2nd Degree, a Class “B” Felony, Domestic Battery 1st Degree, a Class “B” Felony, and Domestic Battery 3rd Degree, a Class “A” Misdemeanor.
Putting Flippin First
Today, I am honored to officially announce my candidacy for Mayor of Flippin.