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City approves final plat of Glenbriar Commons Phase 2D
The Mountain Home City Council officially approved the final plat of Glenbriar Commons, Phase 2D, which will serve as the last of Phase 2 with the project. Glenbriar Commons is an active $2.8 …
AGFC releases new fishing guidebook
Get your hands on the new 2026-27 Arkansas Fishing Guidebook by downloading a copy right to your phone. Anglers and boaters in Arkansas should be familiar with the Arkansas Fishing …
BCHGS honors Bull Shoals Dam 75th anniversary
In commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the completion of Bull Shoals Dam, Baxter County Historical & Genealogical Society (BCHGS) will hear from Col. Walter T. Allard, U.S. Army Corps of …
Rock Steady Boxing celebrates 10 years
Members of the Rock Steady Boxing program, hosted by the Mruk Center of Mountain Home, participateed in an event celebrating the program
Park rangers cleared in shooting
The Arkansas State Police (ASP) have announced Will Jones — Sixth Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney — has determined that three Arkansas State Park Rangers were justified under Arkansas law …
Hiram Shaddox staff sweetens VFW bingo
Weekly bingo night at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3246 got a little sweeter this week thanks to a dessert bar provided by the Hiram Shaddox Nursing Home and Rehabilitation team. Staff from the …
Black Hills Energy generates $1.65 billion economic impact to communities
FAYETTEVILLE — Black Hills Energy released its annual Community Impact Report, detailing a year in which the regulated electric and natural gas provider generated $1.65 billion in direct economic …
Paws, prayers and a community that cares: Bring Lexi home
Mountain Home has always been known for its exceptional compassion, hospitality, dedication to community, but now there is a call for help that doesn’t come from the Twin Lakes Area. Stefanie …
MacLeod topples Benton in state tourney opener
BENTON — Flippin's Jasper Mott and Mountain Home's Easton Shrable did not allow any earned runs during a superb combined pitching performance, leading the MacLeod American Legion Baseball team to a state t...
City makes changes to zoning ordinance
At the July 2 City Council meeting, the council amended its zoning ordinance to incorporate an updated table of permitted zoning uses and provide further clarification. The council had …
City purchases land near park with plans to renovate
The city will soon acquire a parcel of land with ties to Cooper Park that holds much potential for development and beautification. The property is approximately 10 acres and adjoins Cooper Park …
Baxter Health recognized for advancing rural stroke care
For its efforts to optimize stroke care and reduce gaps in rural health outcomes, Baxter Health has received the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines® - Stroke Rural …
Sarah Jo Sample and the Tonedaddy return to BSTA
Sarah Jo Sample and the Tonedaddy will return to the Bull Shoals Theater of the Arts stage at 7 p.m. Friday, July 17. The show is free, with donations taken to cover the cost of the band and theater …
Level 2 sex offender registers with BCSO
The Baxter County Sheriff's Office has notified the public that James Lee Lane, aka James Lee Drewery, has registered with the BCSO. Lane, 45, is a Level 2 sex offender (moderate risk to re-offend with commu...
NCA ousted by Fort Smith in third game at state tourney
BRYANT — The North Central Arkansas American Legion Baseball team bounced back from a heartbreaking opening round loss with a resounding victory in the loser
Magnolia walks past Lockeroom in state tournament
BRYANT — A devastating amount of walks and hit-by-pitches caught up to Mountain Home
Highway 178 closure for Thursday canceled
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Bull Shoals mayor submits resignation
BULL SHOALS — Mayor Bill Stahlman resigned Tuesday citing health issues with his heart and knees. In his resignation letter, Stahlman also referred to a recent ethics violation filed against him by …
Case against former Bull Shoals mayor dismissed
BULL SHOALS — After more than two years, nine continuances and a change of judge, charges against former Mayor David Nixon for abuse of office and theft of property were dismissed. …
Canine Companions meet-and-greet set Tuesday
A meet-and-greet with Canine Companions Buckley & Friends is set for 5-7 p.m. Tuesday, July 14, at the Donald W. Reynolds Library, 300 Library Hill Lane. The free event is sponsored by Tink …
MH Clerk Scott Liles to seek re-election
Mountain Home City Clerk Scott Liles has announced his plans to seek re-election this fall. Liles, 49, was elected as City Clerk in the fall of 2022 and is completing his first four-year term in …
ASUMH receives free naloxone boxes
The Arkansas State University-Mountain Home campus is one of 12 sites statewide to be equipped with naloxone boxes. Nonprofit End Overdose, an Arkansas-based 501(c)(3) organization recently announced …
Road closure slated; P&Z hearing canceled
Heads up, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has scheduled a full road closure for State Highway 178 across Bull Shoals Dam from 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. Thursday, July 9, and Friday, July 10, to unload and …