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Cotter talks Policy
The Cotter Public Schools regular monthly meeting of its School Board convened on Thursday, July 18, Cameron Ross, Allen Franks, Russel Duggins, Luke Walker, and Jimmy Morgan, as well as school administrators and other personnel.
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Flooded Flippin, Yellville and MC
Tuesday, July 16, the rain started to fall in Marion County in the late afternoon-early evening. These rains would prove to be a disaster for Flippin and Yellville by sweeping a house off the foundation, flooding business, residents and even a Senior Living Center.
Read MoreFlooded Flippin, Yellville and MCThe Marion County Farmer’s Market
Welcome the Yellville Farmer’s Market, on the Courthouse Square Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
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Coach of the Year, April Martin
“Dynasty” and “legacy” are two words that represent some pretty big concepts. These words are often bandied about, much of the time in reference to sports, and sometimes prematurely. But, when you can back those words up with stats and achievements, it deserves to be recognized. Such as, if you coach your team to four consecutive state championships. And when you are named Coach of the Year in a sport
Read MoreCoach of the Year, April MartinSanders Orders Flags to Half-Staff to mourn Tommy F. Robinson
Tommy F. Robinson, former Pulaski County and Congressman, passed away on July 10. Robinson was a veteran of the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marshall Service, served as the Director of Public Safety for the University for Medical Sciences, Jacksonville Police Chief, and the Arkansas Director of Public Safety.
Read MoreSanders Orders Flags to Half-Staff to mourn Tommy F. RobinsonMeetings Continued
Flippin City Council Meeting, Thursday, July 25, at 6 p.m. in the Flippin City Hall Board Room.
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BH Welcomes Jacob Carter, MD, to the First In Service Hospitalists
MOUNTAIN HOME – Baxter Health is thrilled to welcome Jacob Carter, MD, to the medical staff. Dr. Carter is a skilled internist joining the First In Service Hospitalists practice group serving at Baxter Health.
Read MoreBH Welcomes Jacob Carter, MD, to the First In Service HospitalistsState Capitol Wee
k LITTLE ROCK - More than 870,000 Arkansas residents receive some type of health care through Medicaid, which is operated by the state Department of Human Services. The department has made public a variety of cost-cutting ideas and has been gathering input from people who would be affected by them.
Read MoreState Capitol WeeBlue Jay Soup
(Part 3 of the Blue Jay Soup series) Recently, I had the pleasure of visiting with Mrs. Mable Hoar, born 1929 of Elk Creek; and her cousin - local historian, Mrs.
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