Letters to the Editors
Recently Bull Shoals City Councilman Dale Forbus made a post on the local Facebook page “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”. There is a lot of bad and ugly there, but it’s hard to find anything good.
Recently Bull Shoals City Councilman Dale Forbus made a post on the local Facebook page “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”. There is a lot of bad and ugly there, but it’s hard to find anything good.
As you read this editorial, early voting has already begun for the March 5 Primary Election. My name is Russell Luder.
The City Council is supposed to be the voice of the people. As long as, the citizens’ requests are reasonable and within the costs of the city budget, those reasonable requests must be adhered to.
pair of bills aimed at helping livestock producers protect their calves, kids and lambs from predatory vultures. The bills, one in the U.S.
Yellville - February marks the beginning of American Heart Month, a crucial period dedicated to raising awareness about heart health and the prevalence of heart disease. In the United States and in Arkansas, heart disease stands as the leading cause of death.
LITTLE ROCK – The state Division of Children and Family Services has intensified preventative services in troubled families and managed to lower the number of children in foster homes. Over the previous two years, the number of Arkansas children in foster care has gone down from 4,614 to 3,698.
When I am hunting and fishing now, I am almost always alone, and I have conversations with myself. Some say that when someone does that, it is an indication that they are crazier than a pet coon, but I ain’t. Crazy people ask themselves questions. I don’t do that. I did sometimes when I was younger, but I could never answer any of the questions I would ask myself, so I gave that up.
Dear Editor: Beware of people who are oblivious to the obvious. People who lose an election, and believe they won.

The Marion County Regional Airport meeting for January will be held on January 15 at 6p.m. The meeting will be held at the airport.
Discrimination, harassment, unprofessionalism, discourtesy, hostility, accusatory and bullying. These are only some of the words I would use to describe the behavior of our Marion County Justices of the Peace at the local public meetings I have attended in the past 8 months.