DO YOU WANT TO BECOME A MASTER GARDENER?
The 2025 In-Person Training is scheduled for Wednesdays in October and November.
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Date Set Moose Lodge GermanFest
Mark your calendars now. The Mountain Home Moose Lodge #1953 has scheduled its popular 17th annual GermanFest for Saturday, October 18.
Read MoreDate Set Moose Lodge GermanFestFrom Marion County Tax Collector
As October 15, quickly approaches here are a few things to remember.
Read MoreFrom Marion County Tax CollectorMonthly Meeting of the Civil War Round Table of the Ozarks
The monthly meeting of the Civil War Round Table of the Ozarks will be held at the Library Center, 4653 S. Campbell, Springfield, Missouri at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 8, 2025.
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The cold front had stalled, and it was a brisk walk for the two boys on their way to school. Will got an early start, so the two could walk the bottom ground along Hog Creek, in hopes of jumpin’ a rabbit before school. Rabbit in the bean pot, and a nickle for the hide!
Read MoreSkunk FeetArkansas Governor’s School announces Class of 2025
RUSSELLVILLE - Arkansas Governor’s School has announced the names of 360 students who completed the 46th edition of the program during summer 2025.
Read MoreArkansas Governor’s School announces Class of 2025Dr. Margaret Craighill and Her Historic Mission
First consultant on female Veterans’ medical care Following the conclusion of World War II, Craighill became one of the first consultants on female Veterans’ medical care at VA, a post she was referred to by General Omar Bradley. In this new position, she worked alongside other specialists in VA hospitals.
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An Icon reopens
By Robert Lyons Wednesday, September 17, Taylor’s Freez-King reopened in Gassville. Many people will remember the restaurant with the meals named for area schools. The owners reopened with a fourth-generation member of the family taking over the reins with assistance from Beth Dewey, former owner.
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Local Woman Releases First Book
Lifelong Marion County resident, Cindy Wood Young, recently published her first book, Growing Up Flippin, The Life and Times of a Small Town Arkansas Girl.
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