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Mountain Home- Baxter Regional Medical Center welcomes Amy Reano, APRN, to our medical staff and Baxter Regional Urology Clinic. Amy is a board-certified nurse practitioner joining the practice of Austin Barber, MD; Daniel Decker, MD; Daniel Zapata, MD; Katie Hutchens, APRN; and Daniel Pevril, APRN.

Submitted by Britni Padilla-Dumas Little Rock- The Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT), together with Arkansas State Police (ASP) and Arkansas Highway Police (AHP), announced today a new work zone safety campaign aimed at cracking down on reckless and distracted driving in work zones across the state. The Slow Down, Phone Down campaign will deploy increased ASP and AHP patrols in work zones to watch for dangerous driving.

Harrison- North Arkansas Regional Medical Center (NARMC) is proud to announce that Lauren Holt, RN has been promoted as the Med Surg/ICU Manager and will join the Management team at NARMC. In her role as Manager, Lauren will oversee day-today operations of the Medical-Surgical and Intensive Care Units.

My name is Jason Stumph and I am running for Marion County Judge. Above all else know that I love the Lord, am in love with my wife, love my family and I am a Conservative Republican. If you know these things about me, then you know Jason Stumph. The Lord and my family provide the solid ground that I walk on daily, and both give me the strength and courage needed to help shape this great County.

Mountain Home- Arvest Bank is pleased to announce it has hired Steffan Davenport as a business banker, a new position in Mountain Home. Davenport spent two years as an intern at Arvest while earning a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Arkansas Tech, working in credit analyst and business development roles.

TApproximately 75 volunteers from the Bull Shoals VFW Post 1341, Bull Shoals American Legion Post 431, Bull Shoals VFW Auxiliary, VFW Riders Group, and VFW supporters were served a Barbeque Rib dinner in appreciation for their many hours of volunteering over the past year. They give hours of their time to serve and assist veterans, provide and deliver medical equipment to veterans, visit veterans in care homes, deliver quilts to veterans, assist with Fish Fry dinners, cooking and serving free Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners for veterans and the local community. (All monies from dinners go into the Veterans’ Relief Fund). They also send Troop Boxes to active military, organize and have a Children’s Christmas party, assist with Toy runs, have special recognition dinners to honor our local Police and Fire Departments, and many more events and projects for veterans during the year that are too numerous to list. The VFW and American Legion could not survive without the many dedicated, compassionate and hardworking volunteers.