Capitol Week in Review
LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas’ lithium fields are not anticipated to produce until 2028. Plans are underway to process bromine deposits found in the Smackover Formation in southern Arkansas.
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OIRM Hosts 18th Annual Christmas Family Day
By April White Old Independence Regional Museum is proud to host the 18th Annual Christmas Family Day program on Saturday, December 13, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. This event is free and open to the public.
Read MoreOIRM Hosts 18th Annual Christmas Family DayVA extends caregiver support program eligibility for “legacy” Veterans, caregivers
WASHINGTON — The Department of Veterans Affairs today announced a final rule, published September 29, which extends Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers eligibility for certain Veterans and their family caregivers through September 30, 2028.
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State Auditor Dennis Milligan Hits Milestone of $100 Million Returned to Citizens
LITTLE ROCK – Auditor of State Dennis Milligan marked a milestone in his administration this week, hitting $100 million returned to current and former Arkansans through his office’s Unclaimed Property division. As of today, Milligan has returned $100.2 million since being in office.
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Homecoming Court at Ozark Mountain
Jr High Maids - 7th grade Kyli Whiteside & Ansley Daniels; 8th grade Macy Middleton & Ashley Ricketts; 9th grade Havannah Greenhaw & Emma Tennison
Read MoreHomecoming Court at Ozark MountainSure, air fryers are versatile, but did you know they were hay moisture-measuring versatile?
Sure, air fryers are versatile, but did you know they were haymoisture- measuring
Read MoreSure, air fryers are versatile, but did you know they were hay moisture-measuring versatile?VA eliminates Veteran family healthcare backlog
Veteran spouses, dependents and survivors are getting faster access to CHAMPVA under Trump Administration
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VA will instead ensure money is used to improve care and services for Veterans
Read MoreVA pulls the plug on Biden’s $77M EV-charger earmarkQC Procedures & Management Committee Forwards Community Center Ordinances to the full Court
Last Thursday, November 20, the Quorum Court Procedures & Management Committee unanimously passed three ordinances to place the proposed Marion County Community Center construction bond and maintenance tax on the March 3, 2026, ballot.
Read MoreQC Procedures & Management Committee Forwards Community Center Ordinances to the full CourtArvest Bank Gifts Marion County Teachers Money for Classroom Supplies
By Spree Ragland, Community Marketing Specialist, Arvest Bank Yellville – Arvest Bank recently gifted two local teachers with $500 each during the bank’s annual “We Love Teachers” initiative to help purchase school supplies for their classrooms.
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