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This week, the House voted to pass legislation which would impose a contract and avert a rail strike. In a speech on the House floor, I emphasized that the vote is a result of the failures of Speaker Pelosi and President Biden to reach a deal with their largest special interest group.

December 12 – December 16: MONDAY; Breakfast: Tornado, or Choice of Cereal, Fruity Fruit, Juicy Juice, Moo Cow Milk Lunch: Corndog, Cucumber Coins/ Grape Tomatoes, Pork-N-Beans, Fruit, Milk TUESDAY, Breakfast: Bagel W/ Cream Cheese, or Choice of Cereal, Fruity Fruit, Juicy Juice, Moo Cow Milk Lunch: Chicken Quesadilla, Green Leafy Salad, Cooked Vegetables, Fruit, Milk WEDNESDAY, Breakfast: Bacon, Egg, Biscuit, or Choice of Cereal, Fruity Fruit, Juicy Juice, Moo Cow Milk Lunch: Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce, Green Leafy Salad, Italian Bread Stick, Mixed Vegetables, Fruit, Milk THURSDAY, Breakfast: Cereal Bar/ Yogurt, or Choice of Cereal, Fruity Fruit, Juicy Juice, Moo Cow Milk Lunch: Baked Ham, Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy, Green Beans, Fruit, Hot Roll, Milk FRIDAY, Breakfast: Biscuit And Gravy, or Choice of Cereal, Fruity Fruit, Juicy Juice, Moo Cow Milk Lunch: Pepperoni Pizza, Raw Vegetables, Graham Cracker, Ice Cream, Fruit, Moo Cow Milk .

Growing up in a military family, Richard McKinney learned at an early age about service and sacrifice. These lessons inspired him to follow in his father’s footsteps and join the U.S.

Arkansas has been developing a statewide response to the growing health crisis created by Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. During the 2023 session the legislature will consider a series of proposals brought by the Alzheimer’s and Dementia Advisory Council, which was created by Act 319 of 2021.

Mountain Home – Baxter Health is pleased to invite the public, employees, volunteers, and medical staff to join us in celebrating and honoring Barney Larry in his retirement at a public reception on Thursday, December 15 from 3 to 5 p.m. at Baxter Health in the Lagerborg Dining Room.

With the recent cold weather and freezing temperatures, and more to follow in the coming months, have you thought about ways for your livestock to get water with limited work from you. If you are like a lot of farmers in the area, we must have a second job to help make ends meet, we go out in the dark, put some hay out, do a quick count and off to work.