After the May Marion County Quorum Court (MCQC) meeting, some in attendance left the Marion County Courthouse with disturbing questions. One person said we need to send in the clowns.
The Yellville-Summit School Board is scheduled to meet Monday, June 12, at 5:30 p.m. in the Y-S District Building for their regularly scheduled meeting. The board will discuss financials, equipment and possible projects to improve the school.
Given the cancellation of the Planning and Zoning meeting by the mayor of Bull Shoals for unknown reasons on May 24, clarification is needed regarding the position of the Bull Shoals Planning and Zoning Commission. Planning Commissions were created in 1947, amended 1957, by the state of Arkansas separate from the creation of city codes per ACA 14-56-404 – 409.
Recently, citizens in Bull Shoals have expressed serious concerns about the way the city is being run. The information coming from the citizens is being looked at by The Mountain Echo newspaper.
MOUNTATIN HOME – Baxter Health announces the addition of Megan Martin, APRN, to the expert team of healthcare providers at Baxter Health Neurosurgery & Spine Clinic. Megan brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the clinic staff as a board-certified family nurse practitioner.
Melbourne – Baxter Health is pleased to announce that Hailey Harden, APRN, has begun practicing and accepting new patients at the Baxter Health Family Clinic at Melbourne located at 1019 E. Main Street in Melbourne, Arkansas.
Senate presents legislation LITTLE ROCK – The Senate Judiciary Committee has approved legislation that lengthens prison sentences for violent offenders and requires prison inmates to work harder to qualify for parole.
Lately I’ve been focusing on gratitude especially as the world seems to have gone mad. Our state and federal legislators seem to have lost common sense and in some cases do and say ridiculous things that have many Americans praying for an intervention.
The Biden Administration has a big problem on its hands. It’s sending mixed signals on new Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Alzheimer’s drugs, and patients are suffering.