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Bull Shoals Library Book Of The Week

Carol Short Who is Mark Dobbs, why does he have a poker run in his honor and what is his connection to Bull Shoals Library? Mark was a Navy Captain who retired after 28 years of service and moved to Bull Shoals, a place he and his family had enjoyed for over 30 years. He completed both a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Care Administration and a Master’s degree in Business Administration at Arkansas State University.
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Yellville-Summit School Menu

Breakfast: Monday: Pop Tart, Yogurt, Pineapple Tidbits, juice & milk variety Tuesday: WG Donut, applesauce, juice & milk variety Wednesday: French toast, sticks, fresh fruit, juice & milk variety Thursday: Buttermilk biscuit, gravy, mandarin oranges, juice & milk variety Friday: Breakfast Pizza, Peaches, juice & milk variety Monday: Chicken sandwich. Sweet potato tots, carrot and celery sticks, fresh apples, milk variety, ketchup, ranch dressing Tuesday: Beef nachos, black beans, tossed salad, pineapple tidbits, hot rolls, milk variety, ranch dressing, salsa Wednesday: Corn dog, French fries, coleslaw, pears, milk variety Thursday: Frito pie, garden salad, corn, salsa, cinnamon bread stick, mandarin oranges, milk variety Friday: Chicken crispito, yogurt, curly fries, mixed vegetables, tropical fruit, milk variety .
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J.B. Hunt, Univ. of Ark. Collaboration Focuses on Future of Supply Chain

Lowell – J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc., one of the largest supply chain solutions providers in North America, and the University of Arkansas announced the Sam M. Walton College of Business program for studying supply chain, ranked number one by Gartner, has officially been renamed the J.B. Hunt Transport Department of Supply Chain Management.
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SLOW DOWN!

Robert Lyons, Editor of the Mountaineer Echo It is that time of year. School is starting back, and students will be out walking to the local schools.
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FSD Prepares for New School Year

On Thursday, July 28, the Flippin School Board met to discuss the start of the Flippin School District (FSD) start of the 2022-23 school year. Kelvin Hudson, Tracie Luttrel, Dale Horn, and Gregg Yarbrough were in attendance, along with board members Curt Bryant, Roger Leonard, Stacie Goldsmith, Bryan Benedict and Brent Mitchell.
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COMMUNITY EVENTS

submitted by Tommy Johnson An old philosopher once said that “As you get older, time moves faster, and you’ll get slower.” That holds true except for the Y-S Class of 1972 who held their 50th Class Reunion July 29-30. Since graduation, the class of 48 graduates have lost 8 fellow classmates, but 27 of them along with spouses, and 5 others who did not graduate in 1972 but were a meaningful part of the class, moved rapidly to come together to remember, reflect, laugh, and enjoy.
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