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At Rebrod, we are seeking an experienced at home contractor to wrap guides on fishing rods. Set your own hours.
At Rebrod, we are seeking an experienced at home contractor to wrap guides on fishing rods. Set your own hours.
Whippoorwills, Cookies, and Other Memories In this space I’ve written a couple of times about my Great Uncle Burton and Great Aunt Willa (Wood) McCracken. To me, they were Aunt Willie and Uncle Burt.
The Fleet Reserve Association Branch 251 meeting is set for Saturday, April 15, 2023, at American Legion Post 52, 717 Market Street, Mountain Home. Bring your bag/box lunch for Noon Social at the Post Auxiliary Room.
The City of Yellville will be hosting an Interlocal Agreement Meeting on Tuesday, April 18, 2023, at 3 p.m. in the Yellville City Hall.
Director Tim Oliver accoumpanied Flippin High school students to Harding Academy April 1, to perform. Oliver is pictured with Carl McBee III, Trombone player, Joseph Gray, Bass Clarinet and James Randall, Baritone player at state competition.
Thirteen Yellville-Summit High School FBLA members competed at the FBLA State Leadership Conference on April 3-4 in Little Rock. Sophomore, Lizzy Smith placed third in Public Speaking which qualifies her to compete at the National Leadership Conference.
Baxter Health recently announced the promotion of three internal executives to fill key leadership roles in the administration’s Senior Leadership Team (SLT). Rachel Gilbert has accepted the position of Vice President, Chief Nursing Officer.
Kyle Evatt, the Region 2 Prevention Provider with the North Arkansas Partnership for Health Education (NAPHE) donated 50 Operation Parent Handbooks to Grandma’s House CAC along with other trauma focused/substance use prevention materials.
Carter Metcalf competed in the State Spelling Bee competition sponsored by the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas on March 11, representing Yellville-Summit Schools. Metcalf competed against students older while finishing third overall at the highest spelling competition in the state.
First, an apology to the readers. As you may have noticed, I’ve missed a few weeks recently with this column.