Harper resigns in Bull Shoals
By Robert Lyons, Editor Brad Harper, Bull Shoals Police Chief, resigned Monday, June 30 from the position effective immediately, stated Bill Stahlman, Bull Shoals Mayor.
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Kindness, Inc. to Close After 28 Years of Compassionate Service
Mountain Home – With profound gratitude and a touch of bittersweet reflection, Kindness, Inc. announces its closure effective August 31, 2025. The office will remain open until September 15, 2025, to assist with the transition.
Air Force Leaders Detail Support and Updates for Little Rock, Fort Smith Missions to Boozman
Air Force Leaders Detail Support and Updates for Little Rock, Fort Smith Missions to Boozman
U of Arkansas Dean’s List Includes Area Students
FAYETTEVILLE - The University of Arkansas announced students who earned a spot on the Dean’s List for the Spring 2025 semester.
NAC Board’s Historic Vote Carves Path to Join UA System
HARRISON – After more than five decades of independence, North Arkansas College (Northark) has taken a major step toward joining the University of Arkansas System (UA System), a move expected to enhance educational opportunities for students and strengthen institutional resources.
Sanders Announces New Farm-To-School Pilot Program
LITTLE ROCK — Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders today announced a new farm-to-school program launching in Marion School District for the upcoming 2025-26 school year.
Hollingsworth completes SAMC at CJI
By Gregg L. Alexander, Sheriff Marion County Sheriff Gregg Alexander advises that Chief Deputy Mark Hollingsworth recently completed the Sheriff’s Administrative Management Course (SAMC) at the Criminal Justice Institute in Little Rock.
Ozark Thunder at MOS
Coming to our stage on July 5 is a favorite local band, Ozark Thunder. Ozark Thunder are sponsored by 4 Star Car Care & Native Firewood and Delivery, Yellville American Legion Hut, and Allen’s Grocery.
Volunteers from Peel
Five residents (friends) from Peel are regular volunteers at the Yellville Food Closet. They are (left-right): Ann Westphal; Diane Taylor; Dave Schlarman; Karen Boyers; Pat Szirotnyak. Thanks for your help on Thursdays and support of our mission.
MCFBWC Farm to Table Donation
The Marion County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee donated funding to purchase healthy snacks to feed all the children at Flippin Elementary School during their Body Walk/Farm to Table event. Pictured here are from left to right, Cheryl Blasdel, Marion County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee Chairman and Kristie Sumpter, Flippin Elementary School, sponsors of the event.