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Cooking with Mumzy!

Hello readers of the Mountaineer Echo, I hope this week’s recipe’s find you all in good health and happy thoughts. Things are going well with the family currently. We are starting to get really excited about spring getting here, quite tired of the cold weather, as Robert says 50 degrees and below is freezing. Hopefully some of these quick recipes will come in handy as we are all preparing our gardens and enjoying some warmer weather outside. I know as the warmer weather comes around, I enjoy more time outside and I do not like to cook as much. As Always, Remember the Little Things in Life, they bring us so much joy and memories.
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ATU adjusts scholarships to create more opportunities

RUSSELLVILLE- High school seniors who are planning to attend Arkansas Tech University in fall 2022 have enhanced opportunities to receive scholarships as part of newly announced scholarship tiers. ATU has changed its freshman academic scholarships to solely focus on high school grade point average (GPA), providing more earning opportunity for prospective students who enroll at ATU this fall.
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TLDAV meeting scheduled

The March monthly meeting of the Twin Lakes Disabled American Veterans Chapter 30, Mountain Home will be held on Monday March 21, 2022 at 2:30 p.m. Location of the meeting is the Meeting Room of the Mountain Home Police Department at 424 W.
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Team USA Eagles Defend Home Soil

ARLINGTON, Texas – The world’s No. 1 bull rider, Daylon Swearingen (Piffard, New York), put up two 90-point rides inside AT&T Stadium Saturday night, leading Team USA Eagles to defend home soil and repeat as PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Global Cup Champion, winning the 2022 PBR Global Cup USA, presented by Monster Energy.
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NARMC invests in (AIM) 4k Platform for Minimally Invasive Surgery

At NARMC, we are dedicated to providing our patients with outstanding care. Our surgeons perform the latest surgical techniques and are skilled in the use of new and innovative technologies, including those used in minimally invasive procedures. This is precisely why we are proud to announce that NARMC has invested in six Stryker’s 1688 Advanced Imaging Modalities (AIM) 4K Platforms thanks in part to contributions from the North Arkansas Medical Foundation and NARMC.
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