Nixon Seeks re-election as Mayor
My name is David Nixon. I would like to announce my intent to run for re-election as Mayor of the City of Bull Shoals.
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Harding University enrollment bolstered by a larger freshman class
SEARCY – Harding University’s total enrollment is 4,804, representing a diverse student body from 47 states and more than 50 nations and territories. The University reports a new student enrollment growth of 6.2 percent for Fall 2022 with 920 first time-in-college and transfer students, an increase from 866 in 2021.
Read MoreHarding University enrollment bolstered by a larger freshman classMosier’s Celebrate 50 Years Together
Friends and community joined Harold and Sherri Mosier to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary September 11, 2022 at Christ by the Lake Lutheran Church in Bull Shoals. The Mosier’s met in high school and were married September 9, 1972 in Granger, Iowa.
Read MoreMosier’s Celebrate 50 Years TogetherInvasive plant forces emergency action by AGFC during Labor Day weekend
TEXARKANA — The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission was forced to close all three boat ramps to Mercer Bayou in Miller County near Fouke last weekend in response to the discovery of giant salvinia, a fast-spreading nuisance plant that is not native to the United States.
Read MoreInvasive plant forces emergency action by AGFC during Labor Day weekendArkansas Community LGBTQ Grant Application Guidelines
LITTLE ROCK – Grants are available to nonprofit organizations seeking to provide mental health support to people who identify as LGBTQ+ the National Alliance on Mental Health – Arkansas announced on Thursday.
Read MoreArkansas Community LGBTQ Grant Application GuidelinesHangin’ Out at the Razorback
Every small town seems to have a “spot.” The place where everyone goes to hang out. Those spots often become the hub because of the people who run them. Flippin in the 1960’s was no different. Over the years there were several different little cafes, a few I remember on Main Street, but most of them were open only for breakfast and lunch. But in the early and mid-60’s, the Razorback Drive-In became “the” place to be for a lot of us. Opening around 1962, the Razorback was started by Rudy and Wanda “Dude” Johnston, and it sat where Gray’s Diner now is, although it was a different building entirely.
Read MoreHangin’ Out at the RazorbackDavid Henderson, MD, Joins Renal Specialists of NWA
Brooke Morgan, Marketing and Public Relations Fayetteville — David Henderson, MD, recently joined Renal Specialists of Northwest Arkansas where he specializes in the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of kidney disease. Dr.
Read MoreDavid Henderson, MD, Joins Renal Specialists of NWA5 Ways Traditions Help Us Stay Healthy and Happy
courtesy StatePoint (StatePoint) Health experts say that establishing and maintaining family traditions can boost overall well-being and vitality, especially as we age. “As children become adults and move out of the house or away, the family traditions that bind us can sometimes get lost in the process,” says Aparna Abburi, president of Medicare and CareAllies with Cigna, which provides insurance to hundreds of thousands of older adults through its Medicare plans.
Read More5 Ways Traditions Help Us Stay Healthy and HappyThomas Plugge, MD, Joins Washington Regional Hospitalists
submitted Brooke Morgan, Marketing and Public Relations Fayetteville — Thomas Plugge, MD, recently joined the Washington Regional Hospitalists group, where he provides evaluation and treatment of hospitalized patients. Dr.
Read MoreThomas Plugge, MD, Joins Washington Regional HospitalistsThree Rivers Chapter of the Arkansas Archaeological Society meeting
The Three Rivers Chapter of the Arkansas Archaeological Society (A.A.S.), will meet at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 24, at the Donald W.
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