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BSCC Revenue show drastic improvement
The Bull Shoals City Council met in regular session September 29, with Councilmen Chuck Kinler and Dino Giannini not in attendance. The Council breezed through it’s printed agenda which included Department Reports, Treasurer’s Report, Building Inspection update, water board training, and changing the November meeting and workshop dates due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
Read MoreBSCC Revenue show drastic improvement“Ellie” to visit Mountain Home
She will be at the Northwest Arkansas Quilt Congress on Friday, October 14, 5 – 9 p.m., and all day on Saturday, October 15, at the Baxter County Fairgrounds. Co-hosts of the Quilt Congress are Hill ‘N Hollow Quilters Guild of Mountain Home and Country Quilters Quilt Guild of Salem.
Read More“Ellie” to visit Mountain Home9N Takes the Stage at BSTA
We have moved to Saturday night for a few months. We hope to see you there.
Read More9N Takes the Stage at BSTAMarion County Cattleman’s Meeting scheduled
The October dinner meeting of the Marion County Cattlemen’s Association will be held Tuesday, October 25, at 6:30 in the old Yellville-Summit cafeteria. The meeting will be sponsored by First Service Bank and the program will be presented by the Marion County 4-H members.
Read MoreMarion County Cattleman’s Meeting scheduledArkansas Weekly Gas Price Update
Average gasoline prices in Arkansas have fallen 4.3 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.19/g today, according to Gas-Buddy’s survey of 1,826 stations in Arkansas. Prices in Arkansas are 5.5 cents per gallon lower than a month ago and stand 36.4 cents per gallon higher than a year ago. The national average price of diesel has declined 2.9 cents in the last week and stands at $4.86 per gallon.
Read MoreArkansas Weekly Gas Price UpdateArkansas 4-H members receive Congressional Award
LITTLE ROCK — The Congressional Award is the highest honor the U.S. Congress bestows on youth civilians — and several Arkansas 4-H members are among the most recent recipients.
Read MoreArkansas 4-H members receive Congressional AwardBackyard Conservation 4
Is your yard flat or does it have some slope to it? Does it have places the slope causes erosion? Terraces can break your backyard into several mini gardens. On steep slopes, terracing can make planting a garden feasible. Terraces prevent erosion by shortening the long slope into a series of shorter, more level steps. This allows heavy rains to soak in rather than run off and cause soil erosion.
Read MoreBackyard Conservation 4About Arkansas 4-H
4-H is the premier youth development program conducted by the University of Arkansas System, Division of Agriculture, Cooperative Extension Service. 4-H, the four H’s we emphasize are: Head, Heart, Hands, and Health is designed to prepare young people to step up to the challenge in their communities and provide youth with the skills to lead for a lifetime.
Read MoreAbout Arkansas 4-HSupport the Opportunity4All Youth Forum
Opportunity4All is a campaign to provide opportunities for all kids. Now. 55 million children face a widening opportunity gap in America. Nothing should hold them back, not now, not ever. Looking to help your community? Make a difference with these simple and inspiring ideas that are uplifting for you, your friends and family to do together. Now more than ever, millions of young people face a widening opportunity gap in education, mental health and social inequities, which threaten their potential and the growth of our communities.
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