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BULL SHOALS — A Bull Shoals Lake-White River Chamber of Commerce Summer Concert is set for 6-8 p.m. Saturday, June 6, at Bull Shoals Theater of the Arts. Entertainment will be by Ozark …
After receiving a generous donation of new IV pumps, Baxter Health Fulton County Hospital was presented with two meaningful opportunities to give back to the community and strengthen the local …
The Mountain Home City Council entertained a presentation by Blue Guys IT and learned more about efforts to protect the city’s cyber infrastructure at its Thursday meeting. Blue Guys IT owner …
Baxter Health recently announced Brooke Whitt, MSN, CNP, FNP-C, has joined the Baxter Health Family Clinic at Mountain View as a Family Nurse Practitioner. Whitt began seeing patients earlier this …
BULL SHOALS — Bull Shoals City Council moved to appoint Travis Fancher to fill the Ward 1, Position 2 seat recently vacated by Randy Bolen at its Thursday meeting. Fancher was sworn in by …
Many would say fewer battles are harder fought than those fighting cancer, but one special entity in the area assures survivors, as those still fighting, they do not have to do it alone. To …
The travel season is about to get heavily underway with children about to be done with school and summer weather about to hit. The future of domestic travel may be in limbo due to the …
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund (ASPSF) raised $61,000 during its second annual Day of Giving on March 20, showing strong statewide support for single parents working toward a …
The Baxter Health Foundation has announced its generous community of donors raised $3.8 million in 2025, a new record in the Foundation
Mountain Home High School will hold its 2026 graduation ceremony at 7 p.m. Friday, May 15, at Bomber Stadium.
The Baxter County Sheriff's Office reached a milestone this week, surpassing 4-million dollars in restitution paid to victims of crimes since 2005, according to Sheriff John Montgomery. This has been …
It was a fun day of “fowl play” at the Baxter County Fairgrounds Saturday morning when 4-H members came from nearby counties to participate in a newly launched project to show off their broiler …
The Mruk Family Center on Aging Support House offers support and education for journeys in aging, dementia, Parkinson
Many species of wildlife have their young in spring, and many well-meaning Arkansans regularly call the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission to report deer fawns and other young wildlife that look …
The Mountain Home City Council clarified a change to its short-term rental permit due dates, after discussing separating short-term business permits from other business permits to simplify the …
Baxter County Extension agents recently brought hands-on learning to life with an educational workshop “Sow and Salsa,” where local 4-H members discovered how to grow ingredients and turn them …
LITTLE ROCK — A bipartisan group of Arkansas senators asked the Trump administration to investigate the 2024 shooting death of the Little Rock airport director during a raid at his home by the …
It’s about time when motorists across the state and country put the pedal to the metal for the Memorial Day weekend holiday, but the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic …
COTTER — The White River Marathon Board of Directors officially has selected the following organizations to serve as 2026 White River Marathon Charities of the Year, sharing in the proceeds: …
The Baxter County Historical & Genealogical Society, Inc. (BCHGS) launched its new responsive website in April at www.baxtercountyhistory.org. The website was created by ArkansasWeb.com. …
How often do you hear someone say a dollar doesn’t buy as much as it used to? Or how many times have you said that yourself? The truth is, it doesn’t buy as much as it once did, and the future …
While there may be folks who don’t know about Route 66, a new AAA survey showed in advance of its 100th birthday, which was April 30, more people are taking heed and choosing to put rubber on the …
A wise man once said, “There are two legs for every journey; one that goes forward, and one that goes backward.” Actually, I don’t know if a wise man ever said that, but it sounded like it …
A Marion County man was found guilty of rape and sexual assault charges with a 15-year-old teen Thursday and sentenced to more than 1,000 years in the Arkansas Department of Corrections.