Mountain Home, AR News

• Mountain Home, AR News
• Wake up! It's Thursday!
• Wake up! It's Wednesday!
• Wake up! It's Tuesday!
• UPDATE: 5:45 p.m.; Mountain Home pair arrested on drug charges
• Wake up! It's Monday!
• A Look Back: First Methodist Church has long history
• Cotter sends 30 into the world
• Class of 2012: Yellville-Summit seniors celebrate achievement
• Wake up! It's Saturday!
• House OKs $642 billion defense bill
• Arkansas' unemployment rate drops
• Missouri lawmakers pass contraception bill
• United Arab Emirates gives $5M to Joplin hospital
• Paragould lotto winner held ticket for weeks
• Local Briefs
• Wake up! It's Friday!
• GED students graduate
• ASUMH honors donors
• Pioneer Day Grand Marshals
• Area man gets 10 years' probation for burglary spree
• Regional Happenings
• Local Briefs
• ASU president names 4 finalists for ASUMH chancellorship
• MH school board approves $1 million construction bid
• MH council okays low-cost projects, told of future high-cost need
• Wake up! It's Thursday!
• Wake up! It's Wednesday!
• Local Briefs
• Wake up! It's Tuesday!
• UPDATE: 3:35 p.m.; Death of three month old under investigation
• Wake up! It's Monday!
• A Look Back: Remembering the Baxter Theater
• A facelift for Gamma House
• A changed life
• Norfork seniors graduate
• Cotter mayor, ex-fire chief at odds
• Fort Smith shelter to reintegrate homeless vets
• Authorities: Kidnapped girls didn't eat for days
• ConAgra Foods announces layoffs
• Local Briefs
• Wake up! It's Friday!
• UPDATE 3:55 p.m.: One injured in accident
• Wake up! It's Thursday!
• Wake up! It's Wednesday!
• Springfield, Mo., mayor abruptly resigns
• Pinkston students shadow officials
• BRMC launches Arkansas Center on Aging
• Candidate pledges help for hatchery funding
• Don't tell Paul's supporters the primary is over
• FTC seeking $52.6M for alleged bogus phone charges
• Flippin man arrested for sexual assault
• Local Briefs
• State Briefs
• Wake up! It's Tuesday!
• Cotter school counselor arrested
• Jim Miller's Savvy Senior: New ways to cash in on your life insurance policy
• Wake up! It's Monday!
• Ex-teacher settles lawsuit
• Early voting begins for Arkansas primaries
• A Look Back: Progress inspired development
• Groups partner to benefit museum
• Fed judges hear lawsuit on state Senate lines
• Local Briefs
• Brushes fly as trout festival continues
• Early voting in primary election begins Monday
• Four former Bomb Squad members come back to help
• Bomb Squad: Bomb Squad's sweet 16th
• Bomb Squad: In their own words
• Officials optimistic about courthouse
• Hospice welcomes new executive director
• Local Briefs
• Correction
• Update 9:25 a.m.: Hospice welcomes new executive director
• Regional Happenings
• Norfork names its Top 10
• College brought higher education to area
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• Robson resigns from BC Quorum Court
• Herbicide's effectiveness fades as weeds threaten yields
• Local Briefs
• Living with SMA
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Update, 1:15 p.m.: Bull Shoals council announces Thursday agenda
• Update, 11:59 a.m.: Mountain Home man injured in Newton Co. accident
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Breaking News: AP source: John L. Smith interim Arkansas coach
• A Look Back: What happened to Nellie?
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Wake up, It's Sunday!
• Fishing fans: Bassmaster Elite tourney continues today, Sunday
• Norris Burkes: God isn't through with me yet
• Mountain Home School Board approves calendar, hires
• Local Briefs
• Cotter sends school plan to ballot
• Church Briefs
• Monday is deadline for voter registration
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Regional Happenings
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Gassville council outlines water rate plans
• Flippin PD heads into cyberspace
• Bulletin to launch full-access subscription
• Many locals determined to recycle
• Wake up, it's Tuesday!
• A Look Back: Cotton once king in Baxter County
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Keeping my faith on a fishing boat
• Journalism students visit Bulletin newsroom
• Hurray, it's the circus
• Church Briefs
• Former resident still recovering from plane crash
• Man who fled police pleads
• Baxter County jurors do not need to report Monday
• Weekend Calendar
• Journalism students visit Bulletin newsroom
• Regional Happenings
• Online Exclusive: Weekend Calendar
• Illinois couple injured in ATV accident
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Update: Petrino's house listed for $2.5 million
• Wake up, it's Thursday!
• UPDATE: Illinois pair injured in ATV accident
• UPDATE: Fairview man arrests on felony charges
• Wake up, it's Wednesday!
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Man charged with failing to register as a sex offender
• Authorities investigate death of Izard Co. assessor candidate
• Mountain Home woman walks away from rollover wreck
• UPDATE: Authorities investigate death of Izard Co. assessor candidate
• UPDATE: Mountain Home woman walks away from rollover wreck
• UPDATE: Driver's license testing canceled today
• Railroad brought Cotter to life
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Wake up, It's Easter Sunday!
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• Four clerks cited for selling alcohol to minor
• Correction
• Local Briefs
• Norris Burkes: By race, I am a man of privilege
• Former MH man injured in crash
• Church Briefs
• Easter Services
• Man arrested after chase
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Regional Happenings
• Update 3:24 p.m.: Child severely injured in dog attack
• Lakeview man faces child porn charge
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• One hurt in 5-car wreck Tuesday
• UPDATE: Five-car wreck Tuesday sends one to hospital
• Preliminary report shows Arkansas boy, Caleb Linn, drowned
• Wake up, it's Wednesday!
• Champion Ride
• Easter Egg Hunts
• Henderson sex offender moves
• Man extradited from Costa Rica and jailed
• Crusher plan fails
• January revenue up 9.5 percent
• UPDATE: Water release to increase at Norfork Dam at noon today
• Wake up, it's Tuesday!
• UPDATE: Disturbance leads to arrest
• UPDATE: Alleged admission leads to arrests
• UPDATE: Two arrested in late-night Gainesville, Mo., robbery
• UPDATE: Bull Shoals man arrested on child-stalking charge
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Update: Arrest made in Pigeon Creek assault
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Search continues for missing boy, Baxter County Sheriff's Office helicopter lifts off
• Tornado warning sirens to sound today as part of Severe Weather Awareness Week
• More than 100 people continue search for missing 3-year-old
• Norris Burkes Spirituality: Ministry is on both sides of trigger of war
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• Local Briefs
• Spring House: Scenic setting
• Judge seeks input on closings
• Lost Valley: Teen rescued
• Church Briefs
• Crawford: 'Balance the budget'
• Baxter County jury duty canceled for Monday
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Baxter County District Court arraignments rescheduled
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Norfork Dam construction closes highway
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Wake up, It's Sunday!
• Wake up, It's St. Patrick's Day
• Cotter School Board mulls construction
• Woman charged in car thefts
• MH teen hurt in Friday wreck
• Local Briefs
• MH mayor addresses highlights
• Early spring surprises growers
• Website driving student interest in art
• Inmates face charges after incident
• Henderson woman arrested for alleged car thefts
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Inmate list on Baxter County Sheriff's Office website down
• Mountain Home man busted for allegedly selling cocaine and mushrooms
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• District board votes to sell landfill, hauling services
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Calico Rock man arrested for allegedly beating a toddler
• Calico Rock man arrested for allegedly beating a toddler
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: The difference between pastor, chaplain
• Former BCAS student emerges as leader
• Church Briefs
• Janitor faces drug charges
• Westark 2012 Golden Eagle Boy Scouts honor Calvin Czeschin
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Baxter Co. passes NABORS issue 6 to 5
• Karen Risley announces for county assessor
• Karen Risley announces for county assessor
• Miracle diet pill in battle of the bulge?
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• NABORS board to meet 3 p.m. Tuesday
• Karen Risley announces for county assessor
• Bull Shoals man arrested on multiple drug charges
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Wake up, It's Sunday!
• Norris Burkes Spirituality: Should you drink alcohol?
• Benedict sues county over airport
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• Pendergrass announces for Baxter County judge
• Local Briefs
• Church Briefs
• Correction
• New spot for farmers' market
• District talks money, timing
• Corps prepares for summer
• Mountain Home man killed in motorcycle accident
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• At least 13 dead in Midwest tornadoes
• ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Yellville woman and son celebrate 12th birthday
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Wake up, It's Sunday!
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• Local Briefs
• Spirituality: Close encounters reveal earnest search for faith
• Church Briefs
• Man pleads guilty in burglary spree
• Hospice of the Ozarks marks 33 years in Mountain Home
• December retail revenue decreases by 2.18 %
• Race develops Friday in Dist. 10
• Chamber plans to focus on Mountain Home
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Deputy runs down suspect
• Baxter County Quorum Court Budget meeting canceled
• Deputy runs down suspect on Baxter County Sheriff's Office 'Most Wanted' list
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Going bananas: Hats off to one of nature's most healthful fruits
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Local Briefs
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Wake up, It's Sunday!
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• Norris Burkes'Spirituality: Prayer can boomerang
• East Side Baptist Church builds its new children's building
• Church Briefs
• Ash Wednesday Services
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Property transactions
• Man who killed Chihuahua gets two years in prison
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Wake up, It's Valentine's Day!
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Wake up, It's Sunday!
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Arkansas Briefs
• Flippin council votes for severance
• Gov. Beebe: 15 firefighters will go back to work
• Local Briefs
• Local anglers land giant paddlefish on Bull Shoals
• GAPP students ready to host German guests
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Justices approve 2% wage increase
• Citizens for Clean Water put lawsuit on hold indefinitely
• ROAD TO TAXES? Sales tax question goes to Salesville voters Tuesday
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Marion County jury canceled
• Linda Masters's Etc.: Computer change rattles my mind
• Baxter County Sheriff announces bid for re-election
• Mountain Home man arrested twice
• Hill 'N Hollow Quilters Guild Board chairmen
• Military News: Airman 1st Class Emily K. Day
• Summit man arrested after theft attempt
• Baxter Co. Quorum Court to review wages
• Rescued 'poster child' appears at risk again
• Marriages
• Property transactions
• Divorces
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Making a difference: FNBC
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Casey's store chain grabs location at city's center
• Two-injured in one-vehicle wreck
• Police Beat: Missouri man arrested for video store robbery
• Army orders court-martial in WikiLeaks case
• Twin Padgett scholarship efforts under way
• Saturday's Events
• Law enforcement websites under attack by hackers
• Ply to seek re-election
• Brightwell to run for re-election
• Two face child porn charges
• Judge sentences man for health care fraud
• Hiring surges across nation
• Grievance hearing set: Assessor names new chief deputy
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Woman learns high cost of misdemeanor
• Two get probation for burglary spree
• Mountain Home Water/Sewer Audit: City Council nixes contract
• Twin Lakes Literacy Council helps dreams come true
• Green doesn't mean spring: Experts warn about planting too soon
• Bull Shoals to begin smoke testing
• Arkansas Supreme Court hears appeal of convicted murder
• Mountain Home man injured in one-vehicle crash
• Five arrested in Marion County
• Thursday's Events
• Chamber Ambassadors cut ribbon at Manpower
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Donated park site in Gassville being cleared for future use
• Citizens show support for NABORS acquisition
• US to end Afghanistan combat in 2013
• Bull Shoals to refund maintenance fee
• January brings eight new businesses in MH
• Domestic disturbance leads to arrest
• Flippin budget includes freezes
• Mountain Home council announces Thursday agenda
• Baxter County Budget Committee sends salary issue to full court
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Water association meeting slated Feb. 5
• Blood drives Thursday in Marion County
• Pigeon Creek nature trail under attack by vandals
• Lawmakers back restoring forestry jobs
• Romney wins big in Florida
• Baker retires after 19 years at sheriff's office
• Man arrested for car break-ins
• Work steps up on Highway 62 project
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Tuesday's Events
• Rural firefighter issues head to QC
• Wolf House study continues
• Retail sales down
• Strokes a danger at any age
• Horse-inspired literacy project in jeopardy
• Sharon Miller's Words for Women: February focus is on Women's Heart Health
• Studies: Avastin may fight early breast cancers
• Thwart thieves with a turn of the key
• Arkansas officials report trips, gifts
• Two girls face burglary charges
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• McDonalds in Gassville ribbon cutting
• Monday's Events
• Property transactions
• Arkansas family sues over teen's death
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Mountain Home chamber ranks in state's Top 20; Local business on the move, too
• Wake up, It's Sunday!
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• GOP insiders rise up against Gingrich
• Citizen rallies support for locally-owned landfill
• Trio sentenced in racial crimes
• Braim sets special joint panel meeting Monday
• One killed in Boone County crash
• Bull Shoals seeks alderman to fill vacancy
• Flippin woman arrested for meth
• Bull Shoals may refund water fee
• An Ozarks Story: 9-year-old has success with experimental prosthesis
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Friday's Event
• MH Elks initiate five
• Cotter names new recorder-treasurer
• Argument set in federal zoning appeal
• Deputy assessor requests hearing
• Jordan Marina owner wants lease for campsites
• Economy gains as businesses spend more, fire less
• Mountain Home woman arrested on drug charge
• Trio arrested during probation visit
• Bull Shoals man arrested for drugs, guns
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Man posts bond on $82,000 hot-check arrest
• Teen charged with murdering sister
• US SEALS rescue hostages
• 'Loads of Love' allows local group to aid needy
• Thursday's Events
• Bull Shoals City Council agenda announced
• Guns, jewelry recovered, man arrested
• Yellville man arrested on theft charge
• Attempted abduction reported in Bull Shoals
• Spelling bee
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Handicap parking reminder
• Water association meeting set Thursday
• Calico Rock newspaper opposes city on its video recording ban
• Oscar nod for West Memphis 3 film angers parents
• Arkansas restates ban on using taxes to teach religion in schools
• Flippin preschool close to completion
• Cotter school millage back and bigger
• MHHS Region 6 All-Region Band members
• Assessor: Tax base increased in 2011
• Hart announces candidacy for Supreme Court
• Tilley to seek re-election as collector
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Cotter council's agenda for Thursday announced
• New site gives school district room to move
• Ozark Medieval Fortress closes, for now
• Tuesday's Events
• Forestry may get jobs back
• Power restored in Oakland
• Ruth Ann Clayton: Dietitian's Corner: Your Nutrition = Your Health
• Low risk of heart incidents found for marathoners
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Marriages
• Divorces
• Property transactions
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Armando Rios joins Bulletin staff
• Tour of Duty: Eight Boyd brothers served nation in WWII, Korea
• Rudisil receives 'Warrior of the Week"
• ADEQ approves plan for fuel-leak monitoring
• MH Police Department reports 9-year statistics
• Wake up, It's Sunday!
• Sunday Event
• Local Briefs
• One hurt in two-vehicle wreck
• After protest, Congress puts off movie piracy bill
• US considering closing embassy in Syria
• Theodosia couple face drug, theft charges
• MH man arrested in dog death
• McBrayers drop suit against Gresham
• An Ozarks Story: Arts & Crafts Association: 50 years and going strong
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Mountain Home hosts All-Region concert
• Police officer pleads guilty in 'Delta Blues'
• DHS chief: $114M to keep services intact
• 'Light' day includes pleas, hearing
• Mountain Home School Board approves purchase
• Tie vote of MH council stops memorial; Council members challenge mayor on water/sewer audit
• Defense asks for delay in Parks trial
• Prosecutor says no deal in stolen horses case
• Arkansas congressman backs Romney
• South Main beautification project under way
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• CFCW wants landfill closed
• Photo contest announced
• Beebe says he's open to ideas to fund pay raises
• 'A Look Back' will feature historical photos
• Thursday's Events
• Mountain Home Education Foundation announces Hall of Fame inductees
• Gassville mayor proposes new group to clarify FD issues
• Mountain Home School Board to tackle busy agenda
• Rates anger new Mountain Home customers
• Corps to tighten budget; Three area parks up for closure
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Friendly Tax Service open for business
• Cotter School District looks to the future
• Wednesday's Events
• FOIA request causes discussion at Bull Shoals
• Mountain Home police chief reports 2011 had uptick in several crimes
• Fire scorches porch, home saved
• Mountain Home Rural Fire Protection District receives new ISO ratings
• NABORS for sale
• Art museum hosts Twin Lakes group
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Norfork school board rehires personnel
• Tuesday's Events
• New Norfork fire station serves 1,700 families
• Baxter County jury duty canceled for today
• Ozark boy tells police he fatally shot sister
• Area schools score near average on latest Iowa Basic Skills Test
• Officials probe release of suspect in Cabot deaths
• Baxter County Airport Commission moves forward on tenant requests, financial issues
• Norfork council meets tonight
• Flippin Elementary School Bobcat Singers
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Church's soup kitchen meets community need
• Baxter Regional Medical Center earns Level 3 trauma care designation
• Monday's Events
• Property transactions
• Marriages
• Divorces
• Baxter County District Court
• Mountain Home District Court
• Reward fund up for vandalism
• Wake up, It's Sunday!
• Church Briefs
• Ky. Amish men say they won't budge on buggy fight
• Today's Events
• Local Briefs
• Lawsuit against school set for settlement
• Theodosia couple may face federal charges
• Friday fire injures two
• Baxter County Airport FBO closes
• An Ozarks Story: A running community: Local runners compete at Boston marathon
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• T&C 4-H Club 2012 officers
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• ASUMH to present King exhibit
• 'Extreme Makeover' to feature Joplin
• City treasurer reports sales tax numbers
• Burglary suspect arraigned, new case pending
• Drug fraud nets prison term
• Coulter to retire from ASUMH; Heralded as a leader, champion of achievement
• Mountain Home Public Safety panel to meet Tuesday
• Few problems reported with Thursday's winter blast
• Parks, youth center's Parent's Night Out set
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Gunter extradited for murder; Murder weapon and motive revealed in court documents
• Retrial set for Arkansas death-row inmate
• Waste-management district seeks NABORS landfill sale
• Thursday's Events
• Romney takes momentum to South Carolina
• Mountain Home Youth Center sets Monday hours
• Briarcliff council meets Saturday
• Sex offender in Briarcliff
• Sheriff: Phone scammers targeting Baxter County
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Romney wins NH; Paul second
• Guy Berry hoping to add drug dog
• Salesville adopts $362,000 budget
• Salem man arrested for truck theft, fraud
• Two busted in Theodosia criminal enterprise
• Mountain Home council adopts $24.4 million plan with raises
• Two arrested on murder charges for Caulfield killing
• Baxter County employees object to paycheck delay
• Today's Family: Local doctor, staff credited with saving mother, baby
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Bridge inspection
• Mountain Home Council calls special meeting for budget
• Student competitors mean business
• Judge Bodenhamer to seek re-election
• Tuesday's Events
• Commission OKs regulation amendments
• Mountain Home man arrested on car theft charge
• Trout fishin'
• More US women having twins; rate at 1 in 30 babies
• Property transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Two thefts reported to MH police
• MH Police make meth-delivery felony arrest
• Salesville city council meets tonight
• North Fork river receives habitat help this year
• Local Briefs
• Sex offender registers in Baxter Co.
• Man failed to register, but he wasn't a sex offender
• Man arrested for failing to appear
• Three get prison in year's first criminal court
• Crawford, hatchery groups seek end to funding debate
• Bull Shoals City Council issues an employee suspension
• Eagle awareness continues today
• Saturday Events
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Jury trial reset in foreign bribery case
• Engineers, boilermakers prepare bulkhead for travel
• Mountain Home man arrested on Marion County warrant
• Mountain Home woman pleads guilty to murder charge
• Homeowner injured in fire
• Wanted sex offender arrested in Missouri
• Bull Shoals man arrested for meth
• Mountain Home will buy water lines near the city
• Investigation into Caulfield murder continues
• McBrayer v Gresham: Judge wants more facts
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Account established for Don Mallett
• Mountain Home council to hear plan to buy water lines
• NAEC announces planned power outage
• Forestry head fields questions from lawmakers
• Salem school bus involved in crash
• Iowa vote doesn't resolve GOP search for identity
• Romney victorious in Iowa, gets McCain endorsement
• OFFICIALS: Act 570 fails to reduce overall inmate numbers
• Body found in forest was missing dispatcher
• Agenda for Mountain Home City Council meeting set
• Five new businesses licensed in December
• Ohio quakes could incite fracking policy shift
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Beebe to request $2.7M to aid AFC
• Iowa shapes up as three-way battle
• BCQC begins year quietly
• 'Flag Men' of Cotter receive good news
• Housing blight not a surprise to some
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Bird is the word: State park set to celebrate Eagle Awareness Weekend
• Police: Body found at US park is that of gunman
• Local Brief
• Twin Lakes Achievers: MH grad becomes traveling ER doc
• Tricks for avoiding dry, itchy winter skin
• Fort Smith hopes for Mitsubishi production in '12
• Road funds at risk in some states over safety rule
• Elderly man has head injuries following fight
• Preventive care: It's free, except when it's not
• Cotter sees many changes with new mayor, council
• Today's Event
• Lakeview's urban deer hunt continues this month
• Jim Miller's Savvy Senior: How much do you need to retire?
• Lottery
• Bull Shoals faces problems, obtains grants in 2011
• Good news, bad news year for local schools
• Baxter County showed 8.1 percent growth rate
• Final answer filed in hardware store lawsuit
• 2012's first baby arrives Sunday at Baxter Regional
• Tour of Duty: Kelley Caldwell recalls Pacific battles
• Year in Review: A look back at events in Mountain Home
• Year in Review: Twin Lakes Area sees quiet crime year
• Year in Review: Floods, heat factors in 2011 economy
• Bull Shoals meeting heats up
• Citizens express concerns over NABORS landfill
• Spirituality: Relationship advice bears repeating
• Mountain Home sets January meetings
• Gassville motorcyclist injured
• Year in Review: Photo galleries are most-visited on Baxter Bulletin website
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• $1,000 reward offered in Fulton County vandalism
• How to get home safe on New Year's Eve
• Public offices closed Monday
• Vantine facing more charges
• New year brings new laws to state
• Night watchman
• Fire totals fifth-wheel camper
• State asks for more info from landfill
• Annual CNA Award nominees, winner announced
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Christmas trees for fish
• Lane closure on Bull Shoals Dam to begin
• Museum foundation to manage Calico Rock Visitor Center in '12
• Thursday's Event
• Craighead County escapees returned
• Appeals court rules Arkansas can't stop desegregation funds
• Marion County sex offender arrested
• NABORS faces expansion, groundwater issues
• Holiday season drives need for blood donation
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Mountain Home woman injured in crash
• No parades planned for Iraq vets
• Retail revenue declines slightly
• Plane crashes after attempted take off
• Romance taxidermist takes talents to TV
• Oakland couple arrested on meth charges
• Wednesday's Events
• Bill Clinton pledges to match gifts to foundation
• Yellville man arrested for identity fraud
• Mountain Home Police Department reports break-ins
• A classic Chevy
• Christmas morning fire damages home
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Fla. yoga teacher named 'world's oldest'
• US weighing travel request for Yemen's president
• White Hole access' first pavilion gets official designation
• Obama spends holiday with family, military
• Food needs abound all times of the year, not just holidays
• NELFD Auxiliary donates $15,000
• Govt to adopt strict new limits on chimp research
• Mountain Home District Court
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Property transactions
• Lottery
• Tough choice looms on 9/11 health lawsuits
• Nigerian blasts mar pope's Christmas peace appeal
• Rural fire district plans to become a fire department
• Warren Valentine recalls epic battles on Saipan, Okinawa
• Baxter County District Court
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Cotter preschoolers collect Coins for Christmas
• Obama on political high, but momentum hard to keep
• Cotter city council passes 2012 budget, pay hike
• MH man arrested on theft charges
• Stealth Santa targets area
• A simple Christmas: Area seniors recall past
• Christmas services
• Clarification
• Cotter FD Auxiliary invites new members
• CIA's watchdog: No problem with NYPD partnership
• Pine Lane receives Christmas stockings for veterans
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Mountain Home man arrested on weapons charge
• Friday's Event
• Unemployment claims lowest since '08
• Charges to be dropped in cliff rescue
• Congress extends payroll tax cuts
• Extra enforcement set for holidays
• Woman arrested after shedding clothes, biting Marion County deputy
• Mountain Home City Council approves resolution
• Serving the community: Flippin church dishes up Christmas dinner
• Wanted man arrested following chase
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Gassville mayor on leave of absence, council raises fines to pay jail fees
• Yellville man to face drug charges
• Santa couple deliver cheer to Baxter Retirement Village
• Thursday's Events
• Midway home damaged by fire
• Legal review of airport loan delivered to Circuit judge
• High-risk sex offender moves to Lakeview
• Local light displays show holiday cheer
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Real estate sales trend upward
• One injured in Tuesday wreck
• MH Parks and Recreation celebrates 'amazing year'
• Birdwatchers spot thousands during count
• Cotter council to meet Thursday
• Ex-forestry officer says boss knew of shortfall
• Yellville-Summit approves joint-use agreement
• Monday night wreck leads to arrest
• Ex-businessman arrested for theft
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Burglary ring suspect faces more charges
• Mountain Home man charged with assault
• Funding for hatcheries approved
• Big Flat teen dies in crash
• Mountain Home discusses budget, approves raises
• Tuesday's Events
• Landfill, tire site plans move forward
• Inmate shot at North Central Unit
• Post office ready for busiest mailing day
• Twin Lakes Republican Women officers
• Fort Hood soldiers glad to be home from Iraq
• Local Briefs
• Twin Lakes Achievers: Flippin grad Center for Civil & Human Rights CEO
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Tour of Duty: Vet recalls family's wartime contribution
• Lottery
• Baxter County District Court
• Divorces
• Property transactions
• Mountain Home District Court
• Marriages
• Local Briefs
• MH School Board adopts attendance policy
• Senate leaders reach tentative agreement
• Sex offender arrested for failing to register, again
• Holiday dinner serves up fellowship, food
• Church Briefs
• Presbyterian Women donate to Bull Shoals Food Pantry
• Century-old Afro-Brazilian religion under threat
• Ariz. prosecutor wants immigration checks restored
• Murphy, police chief who urged restraint, dies
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• David's Trail donation
• NAWC quilt winner
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Correction
• Local Briefs
• Plan would lift wages of home care workers
• Acquitted defendant in beauty queen's slaying sues
• Jobless claims at lowest in 3 1/2 years
• BRMC adds da Vinci Surgical System
• Family of Hayden Padgett: 'It's not goodbye'
• Hill 'N Hollow Quilters win workmanship award
• Audubon Society North Central Arkansas 2012 board
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Dems drop millionaires tax in year-end dispute
• State committee visits Mountain Home
• Marion County workers, officials to receive '12 pay increases
• MH school district expects good news
• Sex offender arrested again for trespassing
• MH couple face felony child abuse charges
• ASUMH faculty forms senate
• Local Briefs
• Wish winding down; wishes still waiting
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Soldier from Iraq fills Christmas Wish
• Attack in Belgian city leaves 5 dead and 122 wounded
• Republicans muscle tax cut bill through House
• Waste management board: Tire site proposal OK'd
• Sex offender moves to rural Mountain Home
• Former officer sentenced Tuesday
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Phone Santa today and Wednesday
• Today's Events
• BassCat acquires Yar-Craft Boats
• Protesters halt operations at some western ports
• MHJH Band members make All-Region
• Quorum Court wrangles, adopts '12 budget
• Famous woodcarver Junior Cobb dies
• Norfork man recounts 'Bigfoot' encounter
• Few parents recall doctor saying child overweight
• Parkinson's and dance: An unusual partnership unites
• Airport commission discusses financing plans
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Tour of Duty: War was time of sorrow, romance for Matheny
• Monday's Events
• Property transactions
• Baxter County District Court
• Mountain Home District Court
• Marriages
• Divorces
• One hospitalized after two-car collision
• Anti-bullying workshop held at Flippin
• Rabbi to become Army chaplain, beard and all
• Library volunteer an award finalist
• Church Briefs
• Local Briefs
• Ark. businessman gets more than 10 years for fraud
• Walmart discloses internal investigation
• Admin moves to clarify endangered species listings
• Area firefighters contain flue fire
• APNewsBreak: NRC panel: Nuclear chief damages agency
• Assessor announces plans to audit business property
• Courthouse gets wreaths from MHGGC
• Candle-lighting ceremony slated Sunday
• Va. Tech gunman kills officer
• Regional Happenings
• Lottery Results
• Norfork workshop agenda set for Tuesday
• Christmas concert Saturday
• Plea changes net prison for two
• Bond set in prescription drug case
• Valhalla Project aims to help soldiers
• Sex offender moves to Henderson
• MH budget workshop set Dec. 19
• Maintenance man arrested in Ga. girl's slaying
• Baxter County jail restricts mail to post cards only
• Mountain Home issues $802,000 worth of permits
• Region's poverty levels exceed state, national rates
• WWII veterans honored: American Legion hosts Pearl Harbor remembrance
• Corrections
• Thursday's events
• Blagojevich gets 14-year sentence
• Mountain Home licenses nine new businesses
• FAA chief resigns after DWI arrest
• Two homes lost to fires early Tuesday
• Wednesday's Event
• Romney urged to get tough
• Do presidents really age faster?
• Lottery predicts dip in scholarship funds
• Anti-bullying workshop set at Flippin
• Meeting slated to discuss tire storage site
• Pearl Harbor: Survivors share stories of attack
• Is economy best birth control? US births dip again
• Student arrested in SAU horse theft
• Court to revisit 2012 budget
• Arkansas highway agency to look into I-30 flooding
• Bullying seminar scheduled for Thursday
• Arkansas receives $13.1M for small businesses
• Lakeview-Midway boil order lifted
• Calico Rock Elementary School honored
• Arkansas Forestry Commission lays off 36 workers
• Monday's snow in line with prediction for a wet December
• Mountain Home District Court
• Marriage
• Divorces
• Tour of Duty: Three-war vet Bob Clouse recalls ferocious battles
• Arvest Bank donates to Ozark Center of Hope
• Monday's Event
• Two report thefts in city over weekend
• Four injured near Harrison Friday
• Property transactions
• Baxter County District Court
• Greathouse achieves Life Master status
• For 2 centuries, miracles sought at NM's Chimayo
• Hand Cove VFD receives new fire truck
• Ark. board lifts stay on SWEPCO wastewater permit
• Plans for state-run health exchange in Ark. ended
• Sex offender faces new charges
• Midway man charged with exposure
• State of Michigan may step in to run Detroit
• No-contest plea made in bigamy case
• Ceremony, parade kick off Christmas season
• Dolls of Christmas come with maker's prayer
• Man arrested on desertion charge
• Twin Lakes Literacy Council wins state award
• Norfork students featured in art exhibit
• Friday's Event
• Students present Madrigal Feaste
• Mountain Home City Council approves funds for 201 deal
• Rush-hour wreck
• One injured in wreck
• Burglary suspects arraigned
• Bull Shoals Food Pantry growing to meet the need
• FNBC donates to Lend-A-Hand Campaign
• North Arkansas Woodcarvers donation
• Wish applicants need to contact center
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Arkansas DOC director suspended
• Bull Shoals Council approves employee bonuses
• Tilley wants council action on 201 S. fund
• Baxter County Sales Tax: Revenue continues to decline
• Court takes up murder case motions
• AP FACT CHECK: GOP field flubs, big and small
• Breeding program gives hope for Ozark hellbender
• Old-world cookies, baking skills and expertise shared
• Thursday's Events
• Clarkridge VFD Commission to meet
• Friends find large diamond at Arkansas state park
• Baxter-Marion Rural Water to meet
• Downtown Mountain Home water project nears end
• Partial road closure announced
• Bull Shoals Council meeting today
• Mountain Home CIty Council announces agenda
• Flippin teachers receive certification
• Criminal trespass, mischief incidents reported
• Landfill, waste tire problems unresolved
• NABORS Sanitation announces Christmas Wish fundraiser
• Heart attacks: Free drugs can help prevent repeats
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Stocks soar on big shopping weekend
• Food drive under way
• Christmas snow
• Benefit night set for Hayden Padgett
• Shoppers snap up 'Cyber Monday' online bargains
• NTSB releases report on Marion County plane crash
• Mercy Mall provides help to Mountain Home residents
• Wish Center reopens after Thanksgiving break
• Arts and Crafts Association officers
• Tour of Duty: Bill Cubr recalls human toll during World War II
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Monday's events
• Baxter County District Court
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Arkansas State Hospital faces deficit
• Property transactions
• Mountain Home District Court
• First United Methodist Church donates to Pinkston Middle School
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Faith is adversity's non sequitur
• NA Woodcarvers Club donation
• Church Briefs
• Bull Shoals Budget Committee sets meetings
• Companies give GOP, regulators different messages
• Woman charged with DWI in crash
• Occupy LA stands out for camp-city cooperation
• Retailers, shoppers report busy, safe Black Friday
• ASUMH respiratory care selected as top program in 3 states
• An Ozarks story: There's more to Sassy than meets the eye
• Woman pleads not guilty to animal cruelty charges
• Giffords serves Thanksgiving meal at Arizona base
• Bank of the Ozarks donates to Mountain Home Food Basket
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Regional Happenings
• Lottery
• Art gallery schedules class for Wednesday
• Salvation Army bell ringers start the season
• Holiday celebrated among friends, strangers
• Quorum Court discusses budget privately online
• ebooks: A new generation of readers
• Thanksgiving food distributed, meals available to those in need
• Library closed for Thanksgiving
• Christmas Wish to reopen Tuesday
• Sex offender moves to Gassville
• Arkansas Air National Guard faces cuts
• Lang Zimmerman appointed to commission
• Sticky goo disables cars in Pennsylvania
• Klan symbols target Huttig officials
• Medvedev: Russia may target US missile shield
• Wake up, It's Thanksgiving!
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• NA Woodcarvers Club donation
• Local judges out of Penn State case
• Flippin students enjoy llamas in red pajamas
• Drenching rain helps dry areas
• Norfork FPD Commission to meet
• Boil-water order issued
• Pyatt man charged with aggravated assault
• Salesville man cited for damage to sewer pump
• Oakland Post Office gets reprieve
• Local family finds hope in diagnosis, new treatment
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• BRMC Active Lifestyle Institute 5K Jingle Bell Run/Walk
• OOI Board to meet Nov. 29
• ADEQ monitoring contamination in Yellville
• Mountain Home public safety panel hears police, fire chief
• Flippin woman to face drug charges
• ICC teacher loses license
• Woman faces hot-check charges
• Mountain Home City Council ponders budget
• Committee examines dispatch expenses
• Hatchery diffusers give boost to growing trout
• Tour of Duty: Donaldson drove ammo for record-setting 45th Infantry
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Baxter County District Court
• Property transactions
• Mountain Home District Court
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Three charged in series of burglaries
• Priebe, Edmonds-Lewis honored for service
• Christmas Wish needs volunteer workers
• Woodcarver instructs local class
• Monday's Events
• Wake up, It's Sunday!
• MH Chamber releases copyright
• An Ozarks Story: 9-year-old brings community together
• One lane on Bull Shoals Dam to close
• First Baptist Church to commemorate dedication
• Panel bans Ark. judge from bench, but not TV show
• Boozman: Debt panel will reach last-minute deal
• REO Speedwagon rocks Mountain Home
• Vets receive diplomas
• ASUMH celebrates Career Week
• First National donates to Audubon Society NCA
• Newburn family four generations
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Giving Tree to benefit Gamma House
• Arkansas Artmobile stops in Mountain Home
• Friday's Event
• Three arrested in Marion County
• Three receive prison sentences from circuit court
• MHSB approves new software
• Fourth firm tries to fix landfill
• Christmas Wish needs volunteers: Can you help?
• Goodwill store offers bargains, provides jobs to community
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Quilt Guild members attend festival
• Christmas Wish: Carat Cake fundraiser starts Friday
• No jury duty in Marion County
• Cotter council to meet Monday night
• Millionaires on Capitol Hill: Please tax me more!
• Pryor hopeful panel will reach deal
• Thursday's events
• Gassville eligible for grant
• New law allows notification of unclassified sex offenders
• Workers miffed over earlier Black Friday
• Mountain Home sets budget session
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Arkansas secretary of state visits ASUMH
• Flippin to lose kids, funding
• Baxter Regional adds new mammography technology
• Little Rock protesters unfazed by New York crackdown
• Cotter sets zoning meeting
• Several fundraisers benefit Wish
• Norfork Harvest Supper set for Saturday
• BRMC/UHC releases update
• Cotter homecoming court
• MH man killed in wreck
• Volunteers are filling wishes today
• CARTI Auxiliary begins annual tree fundraiser
• Exercise Class Calendar
• Sharon Miller's Words for Women: Hip replacement approach cuts down on recovery time
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Students rehearse for ballet on the big stage
• Tuesday's Events
• Yellville-Summit off fiscal distress
• Officials investigate fuel source
• Budget cuts target juvenile services
• Airport commission attacks finances
• Tour of Duty: Leelmans have rich life following wartime dance
• Wishes to be ready for pick up this week
• Some public records unavailable
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• BC jurors report Tuesday
• Tractor-trailer causes power outage
• One arrested for attempting vehicle break-ins
• Teen ticketed in accident Friday north of MH
• Baxter County District Court
• Mountain Home District Court
• Jim Miller's The Savvy Senior: Funeral planning on a budget
• Today's Events
• Cotter man faces more charges
• An Ozark Story: Veterans, friends gather to honor fallen
• Wish Center has need for underwear, socks
• BC jurors report Tuesday
• Public gets first look at Walmart heiress' museum
• With Mideast talks stuck, Obama adviser leaving
• Mountain Home panel eyes revenue dip
• Fire destroys Summit home
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Fundraiser to benefit Christmas Wish
• Proposed dog park event draws crowd
• Yellville Harps remains closed due to vapor
• Corps waives day-use fee today for vets
• County, city offices closed today
• Woman nets 10-year prison term
• New sex offender notification issued
• ASUMH funeral science program gets reaccredited
• Veterans Day ceremonies honor service
• Man arrested second time for failure to register as offender
• Ranger boats extends contract with FLW
• Wish center open, running smoothly
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Today's Event
• Flippin High School homecoming court
• Mountain Home stresses fire safety as winter nears
• 'Fuel vapor infiltration' shutters Harps in Yellville
• Local naturalists conduct bio-inventory of state park
• Mountain Home Junior High performs 'The Sound of Music'
• Study: Dads less likely to die of heart problems
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• For Obama, this G20 is more about Europe
• New exhibit honors veterans near and far
• Marion Co. Quorum Court budget committee to meet
• MH woman in good condition after wreck
• Gassville man critically injured in bike crash
• Flippin School Board appoints new member
• Wish volunteers working hard to brighten Christmas
• Voluntary millage for animal control up for final reading
• Make your Christmas Wish donation go further
• Monday's Event
• Halloween Calendar
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Tour of Duty: Bud Sands remembers service in Korean War
• Baxter County District Court
• Dealers report spike in new car and truck sales
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Millions powerless as October snow surprises Northeast
• Halloween Calendar
• Wake up, It's Sunday!
• Candle believed to be cause of Gassville fire
• Mexico-based firm buys O.K. Industries of Fort Smith
• Adopting a Wish makes for a brighter holiday
• Rules change gives royal girls equal shot at crown
• Bull Shoals City Council tackles agenda
• Cotter City Council officially reverses millage tax
• Halloween Calendar
• Things that go bump in Eureka Springs
• Students from BCAS honor Red Ribbon Week
• MH city government meetings set
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Here's how to double your Wish donation
• Halloween Calendar
• Clarkridge named 'Volunteer Community of the Year'
• Whirlpool plant in Fort Smith to close
• Bull Shoals appoints councilman, loses cops
• Calico Rock's history comes to life in new museum
• Antique collectors gather for annual show
• Plea changes send three to prison
• Manhunt trio plead not guilty
• Mountain Home School Board awards bonuses
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Mountain Home woman injured in accident
• Riverside lodge planned for Cotter location
• Account established for Brad Haworth
• Coggins fundraiser set for Tuesday
• Approval of new councilman expected at Bull Shoals council meeting
• MH city employees join discussion on overtime, leave policy changes
• County revenue declines sharply
• Poor economy forces many to ask for holiday help
• Cost of putting beans on the table climbing
• Twin Lakes Republican Women's Club wins award
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Six people injured in Arkansas 14 accident
• Northern lights visible in Arkansas
• Flu shot clinic
• Lend-A-Hand event
• Christmas Wish seeks donations of socks, underwear and diapers
• Manhunt suspect found at vacant Rocky Ridge home
• Extreme Makeover: Local builders help with Joplin project
• MH named 'Volunteer' award-winner
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Nature's Way will match Christmas Wish donations (letters 11-20)
• Tuesday's Events
• Izard Co. seeks three for theft
• Calico Rock man faces drug charges
• Hunt for theft suspect continues
• Sex offender moves to Henderson
• Flu clinics begin
• BRMC support house campaign is today
• Latest yoga trend defies gravity
• Christmas Wish swings into high gear to meet children's needs
• Property transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Tour of Duty: Rich Greene recalls hardships of sea-going Marines in WWII
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• RiverLodge Assisted Living ribbon cutting
• Mountain Home observes Red Ribbon week
• Manhunts locate suspects, stolen vehicles
• Wake up, It's Sunday!
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• Rollover crash
• Gadhafi put on display in shopping center freezer
• Expo 2011
• Obama signs three trade deals, biggest since NAFTA
• Document: Cadaver dog 'hit' at missing baby's home
• Funeral held for slain Little Rock college student
• Jobless rate still high in region
• Alpha House works to meet deepest needs
• Mountain Home High School homecoming court king and queen named
• Norfork VFPD Commission to meet
• FNBC donates to Twin Lakes Community Foundation
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Attorney General McDaniel confident of reversal in FOIA challenge
• Ozarks Quilt Show under way
• Salesville man accused of shooting at neighbors
• Cotter man booked twice for DWI within two hours
• Libyan rebels capture, execute Gadhafi
• Cotter School Board hears financial report
• Mountain Home City Council approves 'administrative' fees
• 'Wish' application period ends today
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Thursday's Events
• County judges' events winds down: Bodenhamer says brace for lean year
• Business EXPO slated Saturday
• Police search home of missing baby
• Pryor plans to block Senate votes
• Judge rejects AG's request
• Lions and tigers shot in Ohio after owner frees them
• BPW names Cons 2011 Woman of the Year
• Autumn chill doesn't hamper MHHS homecoming parade
• Wake up, It's Wednesday!
• Briefs
• Gassville redraws city wards due to tornado
• Homecoming parade is this evening
• Only three days left to apply for 'Wish'
• Airport loan under state review
• Cain is focus of Republican debate
• Mountain Home schools pushing green
• Freedoms Field fundraiser now under way
• Tax-Aide program seeks volunteers
• Patients find help at Reppell Center
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• Flippin's Hudson apologizes for arrest
• Support Group Calendar
• Tuesday's Events
• Police Briefs
• Franklin man charged with growing pot
• Parole hearing set for Midway man
• Hospitals announce pacts
• MHHS homecoming activities set
• Worried about vitamin safety? Experts offer advice
• Tour of Duty: Fred Engeler recalls work in Korean War-era intelligence
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Tough economic times don't slow lottery players
• Monday's events
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Last week to apply for 'Wish'
• Mountain Home woman dies in Crawford Co. crash
• Get your zip on
• Woman accused of stealing from elderly man
• Oakland woman found dead after house fire
• Students touch history
• Norfork council will open truck bids
• Marion County voting machine testing set
• Agenda set for Gassville meeting
• 2 officers denied bond in Ark. corruption case
• $100,000 reward announced in Mo. missing baby case
• Wake up, It's Saturday!
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Cutest Dog Contest winner
• Officers plead not guilty in corruption sweep
• Twin Lakes Plaza draws major tenant
• Salon owner had loyal following at popular shop
• AP FACT CHECK: Perry miscasts Romney health plan
• Baxter County History Day is Saturday at Cooper Park
• City panel endorses fee plan
• Plea changes clear six cases from docket
• Students learn fire safety as part of national effort
• TL Republican Women present letters
• Wake up, Its Thursday!
• Simons honored by Lions
• Playhouse adds encore
• Hot dog it's here!
• 12 new businesses licensed in Mountain Home
• Street panel eyes proposed fee
• MH mayor joins in on wage issue
• BRMC, UHC impasse continues
• Thursday's Events
• Flu clinics under way; first flu case confirmed in Arkansas
• Norfork project on schedule
• Wake up, Its Wednesday!
• Wednesday's Events
• Sheriff seeks priority for county revenue
• Marion County Quorum Court backs grant request
• Five officers indicted in Arkansas corruption sweep
• Alabama fights for immigration law
• Amish sects feud in Ohio
• Grass fire destroys 700 acres
• Iranian charged in assassination plot
• Arkansas insurance officials look at health exchange
• No sign of missing baby in Kansas City well
• Library now has Kindle ebooks available
• Salesville mayor breaks deadlock over removal of sex offender sign
• Christmas Wish application period under way
• Yellville-Summit schools looking to save money
• Goldsby wins Norfork runoff
• Tuesday's Events
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• St. Louis man recounts Holocaust survival
• New prostate cancer test advice overturns dogma
• Marion County Sheriff: Mayor visiting woman when arrested
• MHPC advocates ordinance
• Norfork runoff is today
• Aging: It's a family process at BRMC's Mruk Center
• Izard County woman found dead
• Norfork honors Partee
• Sharon Miller's Words for Women: Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day coming this Saturday
• Tour of Duty: Lohman recalls D-Day landing on Omaha Beach
• Jim Miller's The Savvy Senior: New vaccine provides better protection
• Property transactions
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Phantom Pilot a no-show, no turkeys drop in Yellville
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Applications now available for Christmas Wish
• Flippin mayor arrested
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Want to avoid spiritual ruts? There is an app for that
• Church Briefs
• Precious Bible manuscripts from Damascus go on rare display
• Iowa pastor gives up boardroom for pulpit
• Today's Event
• Sheriff treated after motorcycle crash
• MH Public Schools to honor veterans
• Flu shots available in Twin Lakes Area
• Man convicted of hate crimes requests hearing
• Turkey Trot to PETA: ' Leave us alone'
• Split in cultural conservatives could just help Mitt Romney
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Flippin man dies in 'freak' accident
• MH man draws prison sentence for theft, assault
• Foreclosures continue in Twin Lakes Area
• Mountain Home faces serious budget cuts
• Fly-fishers sample local waters
• Mountain Home Planning Commission scheduled to meet
• Mountain Home seventh-graders challenged at 2011 Teen Summit
• Perry picks up Arkansas endorsements
• Local woodcarver featured in magazine
• Wake up, It's Thursday!
• Quilters attend Northwest Quilt Ccongress
• Passenger injured in two-vehicle accident
• MH woman injured in two-vehicle accident
• Arkansas officials endorse Romney
• Fly-Fishing conclave begins annual run in Twin Lakes
• Fayetteville man arrested for theft
• Palin not running for president
• Steve Jobs dead at 56
• PETA issues bounty on turkey drop participants
• Baxter County Road 396 reopens
• Local Briefs
• Sex offender moves to Gassville
• 4 arrested in alleged government bribery case
• Body of Arkansas man found at the Grand Canyon
• Knox headed home after 4 years
• DNA evidence frees Texas man
• CDC: Drunk driving is down
• Helicopter crashes in East River
• Sprint gets iPhone rights
• Tomblin elected West Virginia governor
• Senator: Sink illegal fishing vessel
• Somalis sentenced to life in prison for hijacking
• Ark. Lottery vice president submits resignation
• Account established to aid James Bartlett family
• Art exhibit, reception is today
• MH teacher seeks Civil War memorabilia
• Yellville celebrates 66th annual Turkey Trot
• Wake up, It's Tuesday!
• An afternoon collision
• White House sends trade agreements to Congress Monday
• Hunters join fight against hunger
• 2011 Ozark Health Fair: Free presentations, screenings to be offered
• Schliemann Center offers education and support
• Exercise Class Calendar
• Wake up, It's Monday!
• Clinton: Obama faces same debate
• Tour of Duty: Fred Reed Jr. recalls WWII Navy Armed Guard hazards
• Christmas Wish gears up for 23rd year
• 10 complete NAWC beginner's class
• Property transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Work on CR 396 to begin Monday
• Police Briefs
• US Forestry offers wood permits
• Gov't backs 4 more solar loans as deadline looms
• Fleeing motorcycle thief nabbed by citizens
• Obama: Still on track to remove Afghanistan troops
• Cotter council, firefighters at a standoff
• Charity races at Panther Bay today
• BRMC sues management firm
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: When it comes to criticism, remember who loves you, baby
• Yellville woman's artwork featured on website
• Wake up, It's Friday!
• Cotter council, firefighters at a standoff
• Bull Shoals Council sidelines amended budgets
• Norfork wins in federal zoning suit
• Hats off to women
• Rotarians challenged to deliver wheelchairs
• Fulton County Hospital board rejects BRMC proposal
• Lakeview honors Hazel Montgomery Smith
• Severed cable hampers communication services
• Celebration
• NATCO era spans 60 years: From telephone operators to fiber optic technology
• EEOC sues Care Manor over alleged discrimination against ex-worker
• Lake City expands vicious dog restrictions
• Today's Event
• Mountain Home Chamber reports flurry of inquiries
• Green Forest man sentenced for hate crime
• Marion County polling places set
• Bull Shoals City Council to eye budget, sale and purchase
• ASUMH receives $50K donation
• Briarcliff man arrested on Missouri warrant
• Pilotless plane rams airport hangar
• Mark Keaton's Extension News: Fall-planted trees and shrubs thrive
• Arkansas courts face funding crisis
• Couple charged with stealing from neighbor
• Dykes talks leadership at ASUMH
• 'Squabble' with VFD will be worked out, Gassville mayor says
• Five Cotter students expelled
• Sex offender arrested for failure to register
• Fire chief resigns at Cotter after millage change
• Baxter Regional Medical Center eyes pact with Fulton Co. Hospital
• State community colleges awarded $15 million grant
• Today's Events
• Rodney fire commission to meet
• Fugitives arrested in Marion County
• Hardin avoids prison term
• Shutdown averted; disaster aid dispute surmounted
• Flippin School Board approves School Resource Officer slot
• Do hospitals' freebies undermine breast-feeding?
• Peitz Cancer Support House offers help to area residents
• Picnic provides awareness for adoption
• Exercise Class Calendar
• Tour of Duty: Man recalls being shot in face during WWII
• 'Bridge Bash' draws large crowd to aid hungry
• Master Gardeners receive service pins
• Man dies while hiking at state park
• Two injured as driver dodges deer
• Marriages
• Divorces
• Property transactions
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Yellville man to face drug charges
• No jury duty in Yellville next week
• No jury Monday
• Congress hits a budget impasse as deadline nears
• Genealogical society to debut: 'Was It Murder'
• Attorneys: No talk of settlement in Arkansas desegregation case
• Serial killer Smith denied parole in Illinois
• BRMC, insurer still at impasse
• Mountain Home Police Department raid same house twice
• Local performers star in 'Annie'
• Kankey enters plea in assault case
• Teens arraigned in burglary case
• 7 plead, 5 head to prison
• BRMC may cancel contract with United Healthcare
• Pictometry mapping put to test in Baxter County
• Cotter School Board approves budget
• Buffalo River cleanup
• Martin awarded Realtor of the Year traveling cup
• Big Lots now open
• Cotter reverses tax breakdown
• Norfork City Council makes no change to millage
• Suspect in Giffords' shooting seeks appearance at hearing
• Report faults leadership at Arkansas State Hospital
• Missing moon rock found in Bill Clinton's papers
• Today's event
• Corps using vents to keep trout alive on White River
• Street overlay
• Cotter hosts Bridge Bash Saturday
• Third man arrested in crime spree
• Two sex offenders move into county
• Justin Moore raises the roof at The Sheid
• Mark Keaton's Extension News: Sign up for Master Gardener training
• Gamaliel home catches fire twice in one day
• Linda Masters' Etc.: Here's to remembering remarkable Marge
• Marion County JPs slate budget work
• Less pay for next lotto chief
• Police recover safe from Norfork Lake
• Harps helps area organizations
• Training center renamed to honor Charles Newton
• Duggins retains school board seat at Cotter; Goldsby, Gray face runoff for Norfork seat
• Dissolved oxygen event arrives early on lakes
• Lightning strike causes fire that destroys home
• Voters elect school boards today
• Woman burns boyfriend
• Bull Shoals Water-Sewer Committee to meet
• Yellville farmers market rescheduled
• Sports announcer to speak at ASUMH
• 'Bike the Bull' to benefit Lora Shaw
• Appeals court hears funding case
• Arkansas lottery director resigns
• Trial set in lawsuit vs. sheriff
• Two teens nabbed for burglaries
• Today's Events
• Uh-oh: Scientists say film 'Contagion' is for real
• Support Group Calendar
• Health Briefs
• Red Cross Blood Drive Calendar
• Exercise Class Calendar
• Jim Miller's The Savvy Senior: Seniors must be aware of how to detect, prevent telemarketing scams
• Property transactions
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Tour of Duty: Vigus recalls adventures of 530th Army Engineers
• Plane is focus of probe in fatal air show crash
• TL Golf Course reports $800 damage due to vandalism
• Quilts on display at local banks
• Big Lots to open Mountain Home store Thursday
• Kiwanis Club raises money for youth at fair
• Arkansas agency reviewing jobless payments report
• Clinton School of Public Service speaker: Deficit solution 'difficult'
• Harrison mail sorting center may be up for closing
• Norfork School Board approves budget
• Corrections
• Baxter County crime victims get $28,000 in reparations
• Spring flooding blamed for Bull Shoals fish kill
• Arkansas lawmakers oppose $2M shift from school fund
• Baxter County fair to end Saturday night
• Ralph-Caney Rural Fire Department barbecue set
• ESPN announcer to speak at ASUMH
• Baxter County Fair continues today, Saturday
• Regional Happenings
• Mountain Home School Board approves $41 million budget
• Correction
• Mountain Home council says city may face budget cuts
• Six change pleas in Baxter County Circuit Court, six get prison terms
• One arrest, 'consequences' for Mountain Home Junior High School drug incident; similar incident reported at Cotter
• Natural resources project in rural Baxter County under environmental scrutiny
• Marion County budget, finance panel to meet
• One injured in wreck
• County Road 1074 work finished
• Hootin an Hollarin starts today
• Today's events
• Micro-surfacing process in use on Mountain Home streets
• Norfork Youth Center accepts donations
• Baxter County Sheriff's Office jail roster back up on the web
• Baxter County Fair Parade brightens dark skies
• Salesville council adds hours to Jacobs' work
• Storm center works up Arkansas tornado trends
• City of Morrilton sues owners of buildings that collapsed
• Baxter County Fair parade to roll through Mountain Home today
• Curbs on youngest drivers may have bad side effect
• Mountain Home Planning Commission approves variance
• Mountain Home council agenda set Thursday
• Perry facing new criticism for Texas vaccine order
• Motorsports pioneer Betty Skelton Erde dies at age 85
• Gunman in Crawford County courthouse shooting dies
• ADEQ official to discuss NABORS landfill compliance
• Transplant patient grateful for trio of drivers to dialysis
• Baxter County Fair midway opens tonight, parade set Wednesday
• Arkansas attorney general: Higher ed job requires campus background
• Today's events
• Midway toddler dies Sunday
• 3 arrests made in Arkansas church robbery
• Arkansas averaged 46 tornadoes over 10-year period
• Correction
• Police, district investigate drug incident at Mountain Home Junior High
• Robe-clad man turns heads in Mountain Home
• Accenture settles false claims lawsuit for $64M
• Mountain Home District Court
• Thousands turn out for Hillbilly Chili
• Tour of Duty: Bob Parish recalls war's end, typhoon
• 9/11 speaker tells survival story of NYC firefighter
• Thefts reported from cars parked at work
• Yellville man injured in Saturday crash
• About 4,100 Arkansas retirees still on the job
• Property transactions
• Marriages
• Baxter County District Court
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Where have you been since 9/11?
• Highway department awards project bids
• Central Arkansas trustees hand over investigation
• NY, Washington, aware of terror threat, not afraid
• Independent film makes stop in MH
• Mountain Home native heads to Sept. 11 Memorial
• ASUMH open meeting heats up
• Sonny Garrett's Odds & Ends: In retrospect: What an unreal week this has been
• Local Red Cross volunteers helped during Sept. 11
• Planning commission meets Monday
• Grover Township FD Commission sets meeting
• Lakeview man killed in crash, wife hospitalized
• Buffalo River Campground to close for repair
• Regional Happenings
• Two take pleas in Baxter County Circuit Court
• Goforth family honored as Baxter County Farm Family of the Year
• Obama asks $450B to lift economy, mostly tax cuts
• Earnings report shows Twin Lakes Area doing more with less
• State of Arkansas declared agricultural disaster area
• Arkansas senator found guilty of fleeing officer
• Gresham resigns as Arkansas State University Mountain Home vice chancellor
• NA Woodcarvers Club beginner's class grads
• MH Chamber welcomes Jay Chafin State Farm
• EZ Loader to manufacture trailers for Sealegs
• 16th annual Arkansas State Championship Hillbilly Chili Cook-Off, 'A Run to Remember' set Saturday
• 'Outdoor Adventure' set for Saturday at Norfork Fish Hatchery
• Learn law enforcement, or become an enforcer
• 2 Texans trade barbs in GOP presidential debate
• Baxter County jury deadlocks in sexual abuse case, mistrial declared
• GOP presidential hopefuls spar over jobs, Social Security
• Local students graduate EMT course
• Flags going up today in Mountain Home
• Mountain Home committees meet today
• Baxter County Fair Pageant rehearsal today
• 18-year-old Mountain Home man injured in one-vehicle mishap
• Fact check: Perry, Romney twist records in debate
• Mark Keaton's Extension News: Here's a September garden checklist
• MH Elks initiate two
• Dead man found in hot tub with Arkansas TV meteorologist
• Pastures, gardens thirsty for water
• Baxter County jury hears alleged victims' testimony in sex abuse case
• Baxter County sheriff proposes voluntary tax increase to defray cost of animal cruelty cases
• Number of Arkansas state employees declines slightly
• Buzzard Roost wreck
• Mountain Home Police interview juveniles in vandalism case
• Georgia man charged with endangering minors after White River bluff rescue
• Missouri driver delivers would-be carjacker to police
• Mountain Home licenses 17 new businesses in August
• New TLC bank sign tops building projects in August
• Arkansas Board of Education looks at academic distress rules
• Groups apply for 7 new charter schools in Arkansas
• Obama says Republicans must approve jobs program
• Linda Masters' Etc.: It's Hillbilly Chili Cook-off time again
• Ranchers in western Ark. face hay shortage
• Cliff climbing turns into a rescue Monday
• CASA in need of volunteers, support
• Helmert Hearing Clinic helps musicians hear for a lifetime
• Dreams coming true: Dave Pittman wraps up debut CD
• Head-on accident injures at least one
• Local Brief
• Today's Events
• Sharon Miller's Words for Women: Bullying should be taken seriously
• Last two abused horses set to leave Baxter County
• Gassville woman injured in wreck released from hospital
• Four treated at BRMC after crash in Mountain Home
• Property transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Tour of Duty: Jessie "Jack" Kilburn fought World War II U-boats
• Bull Shoals teens honored
• Flippin police chief dies
• Obama yields on smog rule in face of GOP demands
• Meadors out as University of Central Arkansas president
• Baxter County Sheriff's Office website jail log return date uncertain
• Big retail property subject of foreclosure lawsuit
• Head-on crash injures three
• Midway man who received national literacy recognition dies
• BC jurors need to report Tuesday
• Sonny Garrett's Odds & Ends: Presidents, dancers and hair: Ideas that didn't take root
• Help sought for litter cleanup Sept. 10
• Today's event
• Yellville's Farmers Market to continue on Saturdays
• TOPS No. 536 10th anniversary celebration
• Bull Shoals, Norfork parks filling up fast for big Labor Day weekend
• Inmates prep Baxter County Fairgrounds
• Mountain Home City Council orders lot owners to move fence for visibility
• Regional Happenings
• Mountain Home woman gets 10 years in forgery, drug cases
• Accused truck thief, burglar plead not guilty in Baxter County Circuit Court
• Baxter County continues to eye old Mountain Home police building
• Mountain Home Farmers Market changes again
• Labor Day holiday enforcement ramps up around Twin Lakes Area
• 'Anne Frank' cast announced
• Driver's license testing canceled in Searcy County
• Hadley DeShazo lassos brand new dually
• Midway FPD Board meeting today
• One issue set for Mountain Home City Council tonight
• Twin Lakes Area events set to commemorate 9/11 anniversary
• 188th Fighter Wing at Fort Chaffee to deploy
• Thomas the Tank Engine collection
• Marion County Sheriff's Office announces multiple arrests
• Twin Lakes Area lawmakers favor no-new-tax proposal for highway funding
• Bay man in plane spots own home being burglarized
• Eli Zachary benefit set for Saturday
• Small fire at Fish and Fiddle Resort
• Raccoon's fatal adventure knocks out power to 3,000 in Bull Shoals area
• Baxter County sales-tax revenue increases in August
• Brand New Church pastor says accused burglar never was a youth minister
• Archers have sights set on Lakeview urban deer hunt
• Clarkridge VFD board to meet Monday
• Aden announces for NW Arkansas congressional seat
• Intense blaze destroys Clarkridge workshop
• Beebe sets vote for $575M road bond
• Obama taps labor economist for top White House job
• Rankin, Jeffress launch congressional bids
• US wants Libyan review of Lockerbie bomber case
• Irene likely to lead to higher insurance premiums
• BRMC to offer proposal to Fulton County Hospital
• Former youth pastor arrested for theft
• Seating installation proceeds; hurricane delays concert ticket sales
• Man loses prosthetic leg in river
• Today's Event
• Missouri teen pedestrian hit by truck
• Tour of Duty: Frank Jasen defended U.S. with machinist bench, missile controls
• Property transactions
• Marriages
• Divorces
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Knights of Columbus 2011-2012 officers
• Volt Industrial Plastics in Yellville positions for growth
• The Savvy Senior: Social Security help for those nearing retirement
• Woman charged in truck-stealing spree
• Area bridge work to continue
• Baxter Co. releases horses to Greenbrier rescue group
• Package leads to man's arrest
• NE Ark. police chief to retire
• Hit-and-run suspect turns himself in
• Irene causes Obama to end holiday early
• Gassville follow-up survey aims to help town with grant
• Cotter Council rezones land for proposed riverside lodge
• Committee continues raising funds for dog park
• Regional Happenings
• Mountain Home Education Foundation delivers grant money to schools
• Correction
• Sex offender moves to Salesville
• Two men arrested in string of Baxter County burglaries
• Maintenance fee, employee residency dominate Bull Shoals council meeting
• Mountain Home man arraigned on 32 burglary counts
• Plea changes galore in Baxter County Circuit Court; Judge hears 15 guilty, no-contest pleas
• Where were you on 9/11?
• Speculators post bids in tax-delinquent land sale
• Ex-Alamo followers closer to collecting from lawsuit
• Gassville council postpones September meeting
• Gassville council amends sick-leave policy
• Correction
• Oversight committee grills Arkansas lottery financial officer
• Twin Lakes Area ACT scores a mixed bag
• Cotter planners propose way to preserve downtown's look
• Arkansas Red Cross crews to help in hurricane prep
• Baxter County Assessor's Office adds new technology
• Cotter City Council meeting set Thursday
• Mark Keaton's Extension News: Stockpile fescue now for winter
• Gov. Beebe: Pardons not likely for 'West Memphis Three'
• Back to School for Mountain Home - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Arkansas residents asked to report swan sightings
• Baxter County Assessor Bossier cops a plea, takes a deal
• Bull Shoals council to meet Thursday
• Arrest warrant issued in fatal Missouri crash
• Twin Lakes Area officials study hazard-mitigation plan
• Mountain Home Lions Club helps Christian Clinic obtain new vision exam equipment
• Hilltop EHC officers
• Today's Events
• GOP may OK tax increase that Obama hopes to block
• Correction
• Yellville woman arrested after alleged threats
• Flippin enrollment numbers grow slightly
• Jury trial set in lawsuit involving Bull Shoals hardware store
• Studies say 15 minutes of daily exercise can help
• Humane Society of North Central Arkansas in danger of closing doors; donations sought
• Concerts, ballet and more highlight fall season at Sheid Center in Mountain Home
• Sharon Miller's Words for Women: 'Safe at Home Week' good chance to check for risks
• Citizens police academy almuni installs officers, board
• Jim Miller's The Savvy Senior: Discount options for retirees heading back to school
• Baxter County District Court
• Property transactions
• Mountain Home District Court
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Tour of Duty: Iwo Jima survivor Ray McAllister tells story 'too big for words'
• Mountain Home schools work to alleviate traffic congestion
• Mountain Home police make 26 arrests at two checkpoints
• No injuries reported in separate mishaps
• ASUMH employees receive service awards
• Tax delinquent land sale set Aug. 25
• BC Hazard Mitigation Plan meeting set
• Today's Event
• 2nd annual 9/11 5K run set
• 7 Missouri River govs ask for better flood control
• Baxter County jail remodel under way
• BomberFest kicks off with cook-off
• 3 men convicted in 1993 Cub Scout slayings go free
• Cool clouds
• West Memphis 3 may be released after Ark. hearing
• MH Area Chamber welcomes Runway Fashions grand opening
• Bridge Bash 2011: Yearlong effort for Food Bank of North Central Arkansas to come to fruition next month
• Bond lowered for meth suspect
• Dollar General waits on approval to sell beer
• Mountain Home man injured when car flips; trucker's 18-wheeler overturns
• Mountain Home City Council votes down surcharge for water district
• 'Probation plus' for Mountain Home man
• Cruising for a Cure: Bikers rally for kids this weekend in Mountain Home
• Baxter County burn ban lifted
• Local dogs win titles
• Peel Ferry awarded $238K federal grant
• Gassville man picked up for alleged pickup theft
• Today's events
• Mountain Home schools start new year; Kindergartners begin 13-year run for diploma
• ASC employees pass exam
• Fundraiser announced for Shawna Bentley-Patz
• Homeowner says young people defacing property
• One lane of Baxter County Road 1074 re-opens; caution advised
• Register now for Baxter County Fair Pageant
• Study says more than a quarter of Arkansas kids live in poverty
• Baxter County jurors to report at 9 a.m. today
• ASUMH student enrollment on par with fall of last year
• Michele Bachmann wishes Elvis happy birthday
• Mountain Home Pool schedule adjusted
• Baxter County Road 1074 to close today
• 2011 Baxter County Fair Book available online
• Flippin man arrested on felony drug charges
• Cotter Planning and Zoning Board to meet Thursday
• Baxter-Marion Rural Water Association announces changes to its website
• Benefit account established for Robert Paegelow
• Sharon Miller's Words for Women: Schliemann Center to add 'Healthy Hearts' walking group
• First days of school
• Fans flock to Graceland to remember Elvis Presley
• Husband sought in killing of Cabool, Mo., woman
• Today's events
• New power for Arkansas parole officers in law change
• Enrollment dips at Norfork schools
• Bull Shoals City Council to consider raising mayor's spending limit
• Autism risks for siblings are higher than thought
• Dollar General stores seeking to sell beer
• Sharon Miller's Words for Women: Schliemann Center to add 'Healthy Hearts' walking group
• Autism risks for siblings are higher than thought
• Sheldon recalls war over Korea
• Jim Miller's Savvy Senior: There are resources for job-hunting seniors
• Three thefts reported in Mountain Home
• Several schools start first day of classes
• Strong wind topples stage at Ind. fair, killing 5
• Syria uses gunboats for first time to crush uprising
• Property transactions%
• Marriages
• 6 dead, 1 arrested in knife attack on British isle
• Ark. school district asks court to reconsider case
• Diving for golf balls
• Gassville council to meet
• Church Briefs
• Dogs compete in NAKC obedience trial this weekend at Baxter County Fairgrounds
• Pastor ministers in taxidermy workshops
• Arkansas signs pact with FDA for science center effort
• Ban sought on gene-altered crops on federal land
• Eddie Baker named First Responder of the Year; statewide award presentation slated Monday at Norfork
• Special interests gave millions to budget panel
• Ban sought on gene-altered crops on federal land
• Marion County jury duty canceled today
• Two Marion County burn bans lifted
• Regional Happenings
• Plea agreement reached in Mountain Home theft case
• Mountain Home man charged with stealing lottery tickets from vehicle after failing to notice passengers inside
• Nowadays most US rabies cases come from wildlife
• Baxter Regional Medical Center finances improved at midyear
• NJROTC program to close at Mountain Home High School
• Judge orders Arkansas transit authority to run bus ads
• One injured Wednesday
• Arson suspected in fire at abandoned Dinosaur World theme park
• Arkansas Secretary of State Martin office: Unsure if meetings can be closed to the public
• Cotter-Gassville Sewer meeting today
• Marion County jurors need not report
• Baxter County jurors need not report
• Gov. Beebe to pardon Flippin man, 3 others
• Expanded seating arrives for Vada Sheid center in Mountain Home; big shows in store
• Arkansas town repeals anti-assembly law after outcry
• Downtown Mountain Home waterline work to head west on Sixth Street
• Baxter County jurors to report at 9 a.m. today
• Cotter City Council workshop set Thursday
• Truck clips power line
• Two Mountain Home men charged with vehicle break-ins
• Mountain Home reports eight July building permits
• Salesville City Council sets fees for unmetered customers
• Nelson-Wilks-Herron Elementary School a work in progress
• Farmers, counties reeling from heat
• Appeals court rules against Arkansas Green Party
• Twin Lakes Area Corp park visits down due to high water
• Mountain Home street meeting rescheduled
• State Library Board to meet in Mountain Home Friday
• Today's events
• Missouri couple nabbed in Marion County after fleeing
• Calico Rock woman charged with pill fraud
• Cotter man charged with assaulting jailer
• Izard County sheriff warns against scam
• Mountain Home Food Basket in desperate need of donations
• Lone Rock Volunteer Fire District Board to meet
• New art exhibit to open today at Sheid Center in Mountain Home
• Arkansas airman among those killed in Afghan crash
• Jim Miller's The Savvy Senior: Assistive listening devices can help seniors hear better
• Tour of Duty: Robert Kelsh kept Marine planes flying, loaded with essentials for war with Japan
• Obama mourns dead in likely Afghan shoot-down
• Guy Berry College and Career Academy set to open
• Property transactions
• Marriages
• Baxter County District Court
• Mountain Home District Court
• Sex offender residing at Midway
• Twin Lakes Area web attack has national reach
• Vacation Bible schools
• Religion News in Brief
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Our uniqueness doesn't fit stereotypes
• Church Briefs
• Man died of natural causes, authorities say
• Oakland town meeting about post office today
• House GOP Whip: Debt debate healthy for Congress
• Senate Dems give way to GOP to end FAA shutdown
• First Street resident receives flood zone notice
• Clarkridge fire department rehydrates parched ponds
• Regional Happenings
• Gassville recycling event is Saturday
• Rebilling under way for Bull Shoals water customers
• Sales-tax holiday on tap this weekend
• Mountain Home Planning Commission meets Monday
• Marinas and hotel clean up after storm
• MHCPAAA assists in training
• Lawnmower, truck pulls to return to Calico Rock
• Clinton: more than 2,000 dead in Syrian crackdown
• Lottery
• Motorcycle crashes following cable cut
• Arkansas lawyer, businessman pleads guilty to $47M Ponzi scheme
• Harrison woman arrested after Baxter County pursuit
• Two injured in wreck
• Cargill recalling 36M pounds of ground turkey produced at Arkansas plant
• 13 new businesses licensed in Mountain Home
• Level 3 sex offender moves, again
• Mountain Home woman gets 15-year sentence for Missouri murder
• Unemployment increases across region
• First Baptist Church of Mountain Home to help with back to school supplies
• Master Gardeners work day
• Mountain Home Elks Lodge initiates four
• Kankey files another motion for seized horses
• Debt deal sets up another round of Medicare cuts
• Mountain Home City Council agenda set for Thursday
• Authorities identify Fulton County woman found dead
• Beebe: Too soon to tell debt deal impact on Arkansas
• Baxter County Quorum Court moves ordinance toward final vote
• New church building in Mountain Home provides shelter from heat and disasters
• Havin' a heat wave! Mountain Home surpasses 77-year-old high
• Mountain Home schools to destroy special education records
• Reflecting on Norfork Lake
• Falls, eye test may give clues to Alzheimer's
• Fire officials investigate Gassville apartment blaze
• Legend Boats announces facility expansion in Midway
• Crews allowing Ouachita National Forest fire to burn
• Marion County Election Commission meets today
• Baxter County Quorum Court to meet tonight
• Center, pool hours changed for Park Pride
• Melbourne man arrested for credit card fraud
• Arkansas congressmen back debt ceiling agreement
• Mystery game lets kids travel to Germany
• Tour of Duty: Otto Conzelmann's marksmanship qualified him to be a sniper during World War II
• Museum open house
• Park Pride to offer fun for all Tuesday in Mountain Home
• Today's events
• 60-plus-year-old water line to be abandoned
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Property transactions
• Bush science adviser John H. Marburger dies at age 70
• Moody's says US should retain top credit rating
• House approves debt bill; Senate ready to reject
• Sheriff's website back online
• Mountain Home man found dead in Cotter
• Hot, dry forecast concern for cattlemen
• Arkansas panel adopts governor's redistricting plan
• Fire destroys outbuilding
• BCFB members attend annual conference
• Donation makes Crystal Bridges admission free
• Sexual assault nets Mountain Home man 25 years in prison
• Most Baxter County budgets on track to finish in the black
• Thefts, drugs, probation violations dominate Baxter County Circuit Court session
• Rural Mountain Home man arraigned in Baxter County's largest meth bust
• Drought index indicates worsening Arkansas conditions
• Pickup knocks over gasoline pump
• Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department sets public meeting at Norfork
• Fire restrictions set for Buffalo National River
• Correction
• Regional Happenings
• Bull Shoals City Council adopts meter fee
• Tour of Duty: Duane Lackey remembers World War II adventure
• Hope for debt deal, despite disputes, veto threat
• Cotter City Council agenda set for meeting tonight
• Gassville council targets city needs
• Arkansas teen pregnancy steady, prenatal care declines
• Watermelon rest
• Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission votes to shut down wells
• Baxter County sheriff says website should be back up soon; Reports of FBI hacking investigation unconfirmed
• Salesville sewer rate amendment discussed
• Block northeast of 'square' may be next Mountain Home Farmers Market
• Baxter County Environmental Committee gives quietus to flood insurance talks
• Benefit concert for Joplin families set Thursday at Vada Sheid Center in Mountain Home
• Arkansas board delays vote on higher education director
• Freshman Arkansas lawmaker invokes Nazis in criticism of Democrats
• Entergy Arkansas CEO reports on transmission plan
• Family seeks recognition for soldiers shot in Arkansas
• Ross exit shakes up 2012 election field in Arkansas
• FNBC Photo Contest deadline announced
• Murphy Oil sells Wisconsin refinery for $474 million
• Cotter City Council Thursday agenda set
• Baxter County jury need not report today
• Today's events
• Mountain Home School Board seeks election without polling places
• Shooter in Arkansas soldier killing sentenced to life without parole
• Trial for Baxter County Assessor Bossier continued
• Level 3 sex offender relocates in Mountain Home
• Bikers ride for backpack food programs in Baxter County
• Arkansas State University Mountain Home audit finds violations of law, university policy
• Norfork City Council sets special meeting today
• Getting in the swim gains popularity
• Coronet 440 Superbee goes national
• Tour of Duty: Joe Burghard fought from Pearl Harbor to Okinawa
• Purple Heart Association donation
• Property transactions
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Baxter Bulletin wins 19 Arkansas Press Association awards
• Probation visit leads to drug charges; Sheriff's office believes meth, cash seizure biggest in Baxter County history
• 'Harry Potter' video game series loses magic
• Jury seated for August trial; defendant's bond revoked
• Level 3 sex offender moves again
• Utility on record pace; more heat predicted
• Sesena-Murrieta sentenced to prison
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: How well-versed are you?
• Committee restores hatchery funding
• Two charged with theft
• Obama ends ban on openly gay US military service
• Two races for school board seats
• Boehner abruptly withdraws from talks with Obama
• Bull Shoals couple honored
• Challenge accepted: Cyclists seek slavery intervention
• Rockfest set Saturday at Sheid Center in Mountain Home
• Mountain Home man arrested on meth charge again
• Regional Happenings
• Baxter County jurors to report today
• Baxter County Sheriff's Office: Level 3 sex offender living in Mountain Home
• Drug pleas in Baxter County Circuit Court draw prison terms
• Baxter County Circuit Court judge approves seizure of horses
• Twin Lakes Area residents find ways to beat the heat
• Cotter planning and zoning panel meets tonight
• First Street in Mountain Home now open
• TLRW donates to Ozark Honor Flight
• Twin Lakes Toastmasters Club officers
• Tonight's Mountain Home City Council meeting canceled
• Scam reported in Lakeview
• New group agrees on plan for Mountain Home Farmers Market
• Gravesite vandalized third time, reward offered for information
• Briarcliff Planning and Zoning Commission meeting set Friday
• Flippin man arrested on theft charge
• Two injured in Tuesday wreck
• Man sought in Arkansas lottery ticket theft pledges surrender
• Heat wave rolls on across Twin Lakes Area, animals at risk
• Decennial apportionment to change voting districts
• Soldier tells of shooting at Arkansas recruiting post
• Bee Branch man arrested for child porn
• Mountain Home treasurer notes negative sales tax revenues in June
• Norfork postpones pay bonuses, sets auction
• L.C. Sammons Youth Center, pool change hours
• All of Arkansas under moderate or high fire danger
• Baxter County Sheriff's Office: Level 3 sex offender living in Mountain Home
• Second annual 'We Can Make a Difference' Benefit Ride set Saturday
• Mountain Home School Board green-lights sewer work
• NABORS board eyes biomass crop
• Alligator captured in Arkansas' Lake Hamilton
• Science seeks ways to take sting out of sunburn
• Support Group Calendar
• NARMC hosts cervical cancer screening
• Two Flippen men arrested on meth, theft charges
• Norfork School Board hears student test results
• Wanted man brought back to Marion County from Louisiana
• Serial killer convicted in 1969 Mountain Home murder scheduled for parole hearing in Illinois
• Twin Lakes Area stores, shoppers look forward to sales-tax holiday
• Mountain Home Elks Lodge 1714 donations
• Bull Shoals meter replacement program one step closer to reality
• Mountain Home School Board sets special meeting for noon today
• Today's events
• Burn ban in effect for Marion County
• Tour of Duty: World War II is center point in the life of Charles Jackson
• Property transactions
• Bull Shoals Water and Sewer meets today, council workshop rescheduled
• Drivers advised to avoid 1st Street, S. Main in Mountain Home starting Tuesday morning
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Biologist, anglers wary of water temps
• Hospital meals with a twist: Order á la carte
• Debt showdown: Obama presses for 'something big'
• Romney banks 3-to-1 cash edge over closest rival
• Arkansas prisons see drop in population ahead of law
• Walking with a purpose
• Red Cross announces local blood shortage
• Four file for school board positions
• Viola man found guilty of murder, gets life
• Officer slain five years ago honored
• Today's Event
• Flippin residents arrested on drug charges
• Two charged in jail contraband plot; Pair arrested for trying to sneak drugs to Baxter County inmates
• Authorities investigating attempted child abduction in Viola
• Judge orders state to give back bank robber's property
• Safe Sitter class teaches young people baby-sitting safety
• NABORS committee discusses recycling; public letter rebutted
• Benefit account established for Spears
• Regional Happenings
• Mountain Home School Board hears preliminary benchmark exam results
• Murder trial of Viola man expected to continue today
• Mountain Home mayor appoints Farmers Market committee
• Drop in profit rankles Arkansas lottery commissioners
• Bull Shoals panel explores replacing water meters
• Mountain View woman found
• Stewart named Arkansas State Police Trooper of the Year
• Today's events
• Cotter man arrested for stealing from other inmate while in jail
• Testimony gets under way in murder trial
• Baxter County bows out of alternative school
• Bat disease not found in Arkansas; caves still closed
• Baxter County panel hears more reports on National Flood Insurance Program
• Salesville council appoints Ron Garcia alderman
• Night fishing
• 12 new businesses open in Mountain Home
• Memorial event Friday to honor Jim Sell
• Today's events
• NABORS routes to run earlier due to heat
• House acts to overhaul flood insurance program
• Reconstruction work on South Main delayed
• Elderly lady found wandering in Midway
• Marion County Quorum Court adopts American Stitchco lease
• Let the cataloging begin
• Entergy distributes fans to Mountain Home Salvation Army
• Ozark Opportunities Inc. accepting energy assistance applications
• Baxter County jail makes visitation changes
• Today's events
• Authorities search for police impersonator
• Rollover injures one
• One injured in watercraft crash on Norfork Lake
• Yellville boy mauled by dog
• Baxter County students complete peer-to-peer training
• Twin Lakes Area baking in summer heat
• Here come the T-Buckets
• Property Transactions
• Tour of Duty: Walter Bowsher is a living war epic
• Gepp Post Office considered for closure
• Today's events
• Marriages
• Divorces
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Drivers in two crashes remain hospitalized
• The Savvy Senior: How to pick a good nursing home
• LaHood on hand for Arkansas pedestrian bridge opening
• Man accused in Ark. train plot getting mental exam
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies
• American Stitchco eyeing Yellville building
• Six murder cases moving forward
• Boat dealers meeting set to begin Tuesday
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: War makes tragedy a horrendous routine
• Horse owner charged with four felonies
• Today's events
• Grim jobs report casts shadow over debt talks
• Mistrial declared in foreign bribe case from FBI sting
• Mountain Home man in prison for negligent homicide denied parole
• Baxter County judge seeks public input on new county road map
• Mountain Home soldier lends hand in mock disaster
• Mountain Home mayor will appoint new group to see farmers market answers
• 4 adults, 1 juvenile arrested in drug bust
• Fayetteville man faces drug charges
• Cause of Mountain Home woman's death pending
• Intoxicated men take dead alligator off-roading
• Regional Happenings
• Indian tribes welcome much-maligned FEMA homes
• MHCPAA assists shooter training
• Lakeview Planning and Zoning meeting today
• Miss Buffalo River Elk Festival queens
• Flags on the square
• Big Lots to remodel space for Mountain Home store
• Baxter-Marion Rural Water meeting today
• Jackknifed big-rig
• 5 killed on Arkansas highways over holiday weekend
• Sentencing set for September for Lu Hardin
• Drug car sold at auction seized again in drug case
• Marion County Quorum Court meets Tuesday
• Charles R. Newton remembered for service to Baxter County
• Educators schooled on water quality
• 14 groups seek to open charter schools in Arkansas
• Mountain Home City Council agenda set for Thursday
• Jury deliberations continue today
• Rodney Volunteer Fire Protection District Board to meet Saturday
• Lakeview-Midway Public Water Authority to install gate valve today
• Flag removal set today in Mountain Home
• Engineer updates North Baxter County Water Distribution District project
• Hundreds visit Margaritaville in Mountain Home
• Quorum court approves $1,000 bonuses for Baxter County employees
• North Central Veterans Council to meet
• Two previous cruelty convictions for Calico Rock horse owner
• Lung Cancer Scans: False alarms amid many lives saved
• Sharon Miller's Words for Women: Your mouth can tell your dentist a lot
• Two injured in Sunday crash in Mountain Home
• Aid deadline for Arkansas residents approaching
• Fire in the sky
• Holiday weekend busy for Twin Lakes Area law enforcement
• The Clinic's first year a success, BRMC officials say
• Mountain Home firefighter helps young burn victims enjoy camp
• State auditor to introduce Treasure Hunt website
• Lakeview-Midway Public Water Authority to install gate valve
• Ex-Congressman Berry home from hospital
• What does the Fourth of July mean to you?
• 'Cars 2' races onto many platforms
• Hay a hot commodity among ranchers in Arkansas drought
• Teenager from Jonesboro drowns in Spring River
• Yarnell's worker describes effect of losing job
• Fireworks Calendar
• Theodosia man dies in crash
• Mountain Home police charge one driver in Friday accident
• Mountain Home woman's death under investigation
• Jim Miller's The Savvy Senior: How work can affect your social security
• Vacation Bible schools, day camps
• Church Briefs
• Baxter County jury panel to report Tuesday
• Porters attend pawn expo
• Spirituality: Our spiritual strength originates from God
• Harriet man charged in Marion Co.
• Highway blocked 2 hours
• Six injured in 3-vehicle wreck
• Calico Rock horses begin recovery process
• Cotter Scouts honored and police chief introduced at meeting
• 3 change pleas, 3 arraigned at circuit court
• Celebrations abound for big holiday weekend
• Baxter Regional reopens upgraded 2 West
• Stone County phone outage
• Ark. ice cream co. closing, lays off 200 workers
• Regional Happenings
• Bull Shoals CC looks to curbing water, sewer losses
• Ten horses seized in Calico Rock
• Sentencing delayed in murder case
• Investigation into shooting continues
• Court complex gets new roof
• Lottery
• Library Movie Matinee a cool destination
• Baxter County Sheriff's Office Lt. suspended after med mishap
• Great Cotter Duck Race canceled
• Yellville council cancels July meeting
• Today's events
• Walmart, Murphy Oil stores cutting gas prices for three months
• White House unveils retooled plan to hunt al-Qaida
• FEMA specialists talk flood insurance with Baxter County panel
• Arkansas properties added to historic register
• Twin Lakes Community Foundation honors donors
• Cotter School Board approves paving contract
• Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department announces Top 10 construction projects
• Marion County jury duty canceled
• Storms blow through state
• Fireworks Calendar
• Flippin School Board pleased with improved test scores
• Gallery hosts Pieper booksigning today
• Jury weighs first US foreign bribe sting case
• Midway man charged with stealing donations
• Mountain Home City Hall continues to see changes as renovation proceeds
• Gas leak repair to close portion of Cardinal Drive today
• Chemicals send 173 plant workers to hospital
• L.C. Sammons Youth Center announces change in hours
• Authorities arrest two in Calico Rock incidents
• Flippin woman wins Red White and Blue pendant
• Fireworks Calendar
• Baxter County jury duty canceled today
• Authorities investigate break-ins, burglaries
• New Hollywood fitness fave: Drumstick-smashing!
• Mountain Home School Board green-lights bond issue
• Today's events
• Tour of Duty: Doug Rodenbaugh survived 61 missions with the Flying Tigers
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County Fair 2011
• Cameo Club honors Clubwoman of the Year
• Fireworks wow crowd at Red White and Blue Festival
• Property Transactions
• Marriages
• Baxter County District Court
• Winning number announced for Red White and Blue Festival necklace
• Clarkridge man shot during domestic dispute
• Hundreds turn out for BROstock wakeboard competition
• Arkansas man charged with trying to enter judge's home
• BRMC Auxiliary receives award
• Flippin School Board to meet
• Obama steps into high-stakes debt-limit talks
• AP news break: Judge in schools case recuses self
• MH man injured in motorcycle accident
• ABC grants package store permit at Salesville
• Bull Shoals water-sewer losing water and money
• ASUMH deals with growth-related cost
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Sometimes, best friends really are forever
• Celebrate the 12th annual RWB Festival
• M*A*S*H students learn in the real world
• Bull Shoals committee meeting today
• Baxter Bulletin donates to CARTI
• Arkansas Supreme Court issues stays for 3 executions
• Court ruling makes way for NABORS transaction; new routes, new trucks added to service
• Prison terms abound at Baxter County Circuit Court
• Kankey animal abuse case set for trial, defense motions denied
• Mountain Home to give $2 million toward state's $6.9 million Highway 201 project
• Drug suspects among 19 arraigned inBaxter County Circuit Court
• Quick action saves Clarkridge home from fire
• MH Chamber Leadership Class grads
• BROstock rolls into Bull Shoals
• New Bull Shoals committee to meet Friday
• Correction
• Water to be shut off today
• Indiana man faces felony theft charge
• Level 3 sex offender returns to Baxter County after DOC release
• Obama: 30,000-plus surge troops leaving Afghanistan
• Firefighters combine to reduce fire risk in rural areas
• 'O Alert' issued: Blood drive at Red, White and Blue Festival festival Saturday in Mountain Home
• Festival's prize jewelry is red, white & blue, too
• Arkansas regulators seek injection well ban in quake zone
• Two arrested for marijuana sales
• Norfork School Board to meet tonight
• Rates of unemployment decline regionally
• Sprucing up
• Baxter County Assessor Bossier enters not-guilty plea
• McGehee won't be at clemency hearing
• Baxter County library serves up summer fun for kids
• Cotter City Council sets meeting
• Baxter County Sheriff's Office website generating big numbers
• Personal genome map solves Calif. teen's illness
• Summer is here; Twin Lakes Area campgrounds say bookings still open
• Sand shortage a problem for flood fighters
• Arkansas trucking lobby backs off diesel tax plan
• Correction
• Mountain Home Building Inspection Dept. moves
• Disabled American Veterans van service needs volunteer drivers
• Harrison man faces drug charges
• Today's Events
• Tour of Duty: Sherl Hendricks recalls perils of war in the Pacific
• Jim Miller's The Savvy Senior: Assistance programs for lower-income seniors
• Parolee accused of shooting Everton mayor held in jail
• Today's events
• Property transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Red-White-Blue Week begins, events lead up to fireworks
• Three arrested in Marion County
• MHSB approves hires
• Handmade items abound at Craftsfest
• Bishops pressed to keep child safety plan intact
• Religion news in brief
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Be God-centered but not gullible
• African-American pastor elected to No. 2 post by Southern Baptists
• Today's event
• Bull Shoals cancels Monday workshop
• Gassville council topic to be sewer survey
• Book signings slated today
• Baxter House operates on thin margin
• Bulletin donates to TL Literacy Council
• Church Briefs
• Sheriff reports 3 arrests in 2 incidents
• Norfork council agenda for Tuesday
• Pending Norfork rezoning request called 'complex'
• Regional Happenings
• Baxter County Quorum Court Budget Committee to recommend bonuses
• Mountain Home School Board adopts new mission, vision statements
• Boone County: Convicted killer shoots mayor who backed his parole
• Convicted killer McGehee seeks clemency
• Nationwide returns begin from writer, photographer conclave in Twin Lakes Area
• Backhoe used in pawn shop break-in
• Fireworks to go on sale; Twin Lakes Area officials urge safety
• Norfork teenager hurt in crash
• Yellville-Summit School Board OKs vocational consortium
• Marion County receives ADEQ grant
• Today's Events
• Multi-agency effort results in felony drug arrests in Bull Shoals, Mountain Home
• Midway man charged with theft from station
• Mountain Home street work slated on 15 projects
• Prison board OKs request for $4.3 million expansion
• Twin Lakes Area resort business coming back after flood; fishing pleases lake, river watchers
• Memorial service for U.S. Army PFC Matthew J. England set Sunday
• Boozman most prosperous of Arkansas delegation
• Briarcliff appoints new council member
• Food lovers turn out to support Serenity
• No quorum at Salesville cancels meeting
• Twin Lakes Area food pantries receive state funding
• Former Arkansas U.S. Rep. Marion Berry has brain tumor surgery
• Northeast Public Water board meeting today
• Feds indict 20 for shipping pounds of meth to Arkansas
• Break-in attempt linked to earlier incident
• Mountain Home street panel discusses 'accepting' Highway 201 S.
• First hay cut in Baxter County a big one; drought drives high price for crop
• Craftsfest begins Friday
• Republicans hold first major debate of campaign season; GOP presidentiaal hopefuls assail Obama, not each other
• Norfork City Council workshop set today
• Today's events
• Midway man arrested after rolling vehicle
• Mountain Home woman dies after crash
• Calico Rock woman charged with pot sales
• Wreck leads to drug arrest
• Midway man critically wounded during break-in attempt in rural Mountain Home
• Charitable dinner to feature Huckabee
• Arkansas prison board discusses changes to law
• Jim Miller's The Savvy Senior: Simplified computers for seniors
• Tour of Duty: Bob Bounds couldn't find a fight in World War II, had Eisenhower's driver in his sights
• Friends of the River award winners
• Level 2 sex offender residing in city, Mountain Home police say
• Property transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Today's Events
• 'The Legend of Zelda' returns on Nintendo 3DS
• Relay for Life participants celebrate and remember
• Rick Crawford says not all of health law is bad
• Arkansas couple sues companies over recent earthquakes
• Survivors of Joplin tornado develop rare infection
• Today's events
• Mountain Home parks and youth center schedules summer camps and classes
• Highway 62 project still a go
• Ozark County soldier killed in Iraq
• Baxter County's library loses Amazon affiliation due to new online sales tax law
• Berry season under way in Baxter County
• Former Arkansas congressman Marion Berry to have brain surgery
• Regional Happenings
• Relay for Life is tonight at Bomber Stadium
• Marion County arrests man in child porn case
• Roosters caught in middle as fly-fishers, fashionistas vie for feathers
• Baxter-Marion Rural Water Association announces new website
• Friends of the North Fork and White Rivers new board members
• Restaurants come together for Serenity
• Bulletin donates to Boy Scouts
• Mountain Home administrative committee wants council chambers upgraded
• Bag fees for soldiers ignites backlash
• Flood insurance helped Norfork property owners after 2008 flood
• Judge tosses Conway Human Development Center suit
• Two detectives join Morgan Nick case in Fort Smith
• Calico Rock Museum starts drive for new roof
• Baxter-Marion Rural Water Association announces new website
• Historic steam engine makes stops in Arkansas
• Cotter to shut off water tonight
• Authorities investigate toddler's death in Izard County
• Family recalls Joplin tornado
• Arvest Bank surpasses 1 million meals goal
• Mountain Home building permits in May total $44,750
• Twin Lakes Area rivers return to normal flows, lakes remain full
• Salesville boil water order to end after testing
• Baxter County Quorum Court eyes pawn shop ordinance
• Dog left in parked car brings woman animal cruelty charge
• Widow seeks $10 million for inmate's death
• School's out for summer
• Relay for Life overnight event Friday in Mountain Home to raise funds for fight against cancer
• Meeting set for foster, adoptive parents
• Flooding victims infuriated by miscommunication
• NAWC quilt fundraiser
• Man paralyzed after car accident freely moves after getting implant
• White House: Troop cuts in Afghanistan will be 'real'
• Corrections
• DNA testing ordered in 1987 Boone County homicides
• Mountain Home man dies in crash near Gainesville
• Authorities find truck in White River
• Melbourne man arrested on sexual assault charge
• May sees six new businesses licensed in Mountain Home
• Jim Miller's The Savvy Senior: Treatments for restless leg syndrome
• Twin Lakes Welcome Club Alumnae officers
• 'Cheerleaders' needed by cancer patients, says Baxter County Relay for Life honorary chairperson
• Airline to start Dallas service from 3 Arkansas cities
• Work on Northwest Arkansas trail inches along
• Drivers charged in two wrecks on 62 West
• Baxter County jury duty canceled today
• Joplin tornado claims 3 more lives
• One-car accident injures Mountain Home teen
• Today's events
• Tour of Duty: Roy Schuhmacher fought war in Pacific from kitchen to gun post
• ADEM, FEMA officials to attend meeting Monday
• 'We're THIS close!' yard sale slated
• Jury duty canceled Monday
• John Edwards indicted in $925K mistress cover-up
• Juvenile captured after manhunt
• Gassville in the Park is today
• BRMC works to stay ahead of drug shortages
• Baxter Co. Election commission begins redistricting task
• Officials urge summer fire safety
• Correction
• Bond set for alleged thief, second man granted release in Baxter County Circuit Court
• Mountain Home City Pool to begin regular schedule
• Men only: Health care issues matter
• Baxter County Election Commission meeting today
• Pet license restrictions remain in Mountain Home
• Correction
• Man collapses and dies while floating on Buffalo River
• Regional Happenings
• AGFC asks anglers to watch for stranded fish as water recedes
• Big Lots to open Mountain Home store in September
• Lakeview woman makes 'The Price is Right' Showcase Showdown; episode to air Monday
• Gassville in the Park is Saturday
• Today's events
• Mountain Home man injured in Ohio crash
• Mountain Home woman escapes injury in early morning house fire
• Mountain Home city meetings set in June
• Yellville man arrested for harming pregnant woman
• Baxter County sales tax revenue up sharply in March
• Mountain Home School Board approves project to ease traffic flow
• Gassville recycling trailer reset
• Cotter City Council revotes pay raise, on city attorney Morgan's advice
• Mountain Home Wells Fargo office collecting for Joplin
• Man charged with arson, burglary
• Friday Night on the Square begins fifth year this week in Mountain Home
• Holiday weekend typical for Baxter County Sheriff's Office
• Twin Lakes Area waters stabilize after flood; anglers report good fishing
• 9 days after tornado, rebuilding begins in Joplin
• Mountain Home School District says goodbye to 10 staff members
• Boozman: House plan starts discussion on Medicare
• Correction
• Arkansas senators want Pacific Islanders screened
• Ozark Opportunities, Inc. public hearing set at Harrison today
• Norfork Fire Prevention District Commission meeting today
• Grover Township Fire Protection District Board meeting today
• Tracy Area Fire Protection District Board to meet today
• U.S. National Cemetery in Fort Smith expansion project nears end
• Joplin victims offered existing homes
• Teen bond overcomes girl's heart transplant fear
• Crowd gathers at Mountain Home Plaza to honor the fallen
• New Mountain Home police department open today
• Quilter's Guild sends quilts to Alabama
• Body of missing man found in Buffalo River
• Property transactions
• Baxter County District Court
• Mountain Home District Court
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Missouri man killed in three-vehicle wreck near Yellville
• Mountain Home, Flippin swimming pools open for summer
• Tour of Duty: Richard Osborn fought World War II to its end
• Damaged lift station is not polluting Bull Shoals Lake
• Airport commission begins work
• German Catholics call for reform, many leaving
• Mountain Home graduates more than 220
• Tracy fire board to meet
• Soggy Northern Plains braces for 2nd slug of water
• Cotter City Council enacts burning regs
• What to do
• Cotter students send help to Joplin
• River swamps nearly 20 homes north of Cotter
• Two Level 3 sex offenders move
• Lottery
• Today's events
• Cotter School Board hires new principal
• Ledford in Top 10
• What to do
• Woman gets prison for drug fraud
• They're back: 13-year cicadas appear
• Emergency spill from Beaver Lake ends
• Baxter Co. assessor turns himself in
• Top 2011 Viola HS graduates
• Lottery
• Yellville Memorial Day ceremony set
• Search under way for man missing on Buffalo River
• Today's events
• Joplin tornado death toll rises to 125
• Structures on White River mostly hold in flood
• New commission chairman upbeat about airport
• Corps is hosting holiday park programs
• No jury duty today in Baxter County
• Corps operates at edge of plan; Twin Lakes Area property owners brace for high water
• Donald W. Reynolds Library to be closed for Memorial Day
• Cotter council's Thursday agenda set
• Part of Highway 62 closed because of collapse
• Cotter-Gassville commission to meet today
• Disabled American Veterans van service needs volunteer drivers
• Memorial Day ceremonies set by three Twin Lakes Area towns
• A race for survivors in Joplin before more storms arrive
• Violent thunderstorms kill 7 in Oklahoma, Kansas
• Twin Lakes Area relief efforts aim to help Joplin
• Local bank donates to TLLC
• Buford man arrested on drug charges
• Baxter County Airport Commission scheduled to meet Friday
• Twin Lakes Area gets tornado scare
• One-vehicle wreck
• Woman arrested on theft charges
• How you can help Joplin
• Rescuers race to find survivors of Joplin tornado
• Correction
• Authorities investigate Baxter County assessor in windshield incident
• Top 2011 Mountain Home High School graduates
• Tour of Duty Extra: Wounded Warriors fish Twin Lakes Area waters
• Tornadoes batter Joplin, Mo., kill unknown number
• Mountain Home District Court
• Property transactions
• Baxter County deputy not injured in crash
• Baxter County District Court
• Marriages
• Divorces
• Baxter County political parties rally faithful
• Baxter County jury duty canceled today
• 20 barrels of fracking chemical found in Choctaw Creek at Clinton
• Seniors graduate at Calico Rock, Cotter, Norfork, Yellville-Summit high schools
• Memorial dedicated to fallen soldier
• Marion County arrests Summit pair on felonies
• Baxter County jury duty canceled Monday
• Illegal immigrant arrested in Marion County
• Corps: Rain may prompt releases from White River Basin lakes
• Mountain Home names new junior high principal
• Wounded Warriors event continues today
• Baxter County assessor reported to have smashed windshield in altercation
• Anthony Gomes concert is Sunday
• Flippin School Board sets Monday agenda
• Retired Norfork teacher to lead Pioneer Day Parade
• Drug arrests made in Marion County
• Regional Happenings
• Two placed on probation in Baxter County Circuit Court for drug violations
• Seven arraigned on drug charges in Baxter County Circuit Court
• Mountain Home School District approves radio bid
• Mountain Home City Council extends contract with NABORS for trash pickup
• Food Bank of North Central Arkansas open house set for 2 p.m.
• Top 2011 Yellville-Summit High School graduates
• Judge: Arkansas doctor must pay $1 million to bomb victim
• Arkansas State University Mountain Home to host focus group session
• Northeast Public Water Authority board meeting scheduled for today
• Home schoolers to present musical program Friday
• 25,000 points later 'Grease' was the word
• One-vehicle accident
• AGFC watching water temps, predator fish in North Fork river
• Meeting date set for 10-year JP district review
• Arkansas Ozarks Artists' Studio Tour highlights local artists' work
• Top 2011 Norfork High School graduates
• GOP Lincoln Day Dinner set for Friday
• Twin Lakes Area hosts wounded warriors
• Feds unveil plan to combat bat-killing fungus
• Dad: Motorcycle sale to pay for daughter's funeral
• Correction
• Baxter County Sheriff's Office prepares for Click It or Ticket
• Baxter County jury duty canceled today
• Tracy Fancher of Mountain Home takes national award
• Baxter County eligible for public disaster assistance
• Jail brawl spurred by Arkansas vs. Louisiana prison traits
• Indonesia ambassador says Clinton, Bush help key
• Baxter County Democratic Club dinner slated
• Trio arrested in Calico Rock
• Today's events
• Building collapses in Morrilton, killing young girl
• Cotter Junior High Quiz Bowl team advances to national competition
• Alarming combo: Bedbugs with 'superbug' germ found
• Lunar landing rocks Pinkston Middle School
• Top 2011 Calico Rock High School graduates
• Mountain Home District Court
• Marriages
• Baxter County District Court
• Mountain Home man killed in train collision
• Tour of Duty: Lakeview woman remembers Army life as a 'big adventure'
• Mountain Home man shares father's legacy
• Baxter County Election Commission meeting today
• Two women arrested on drug, theft charges
• Property transactions
• Divorces
• Correction
• Morrison wins showmanship award
• Magazine surveys fishing on White River
• La. spillway to open, flooding Cajun country
• Boil order issued
• Little River Band tickets go on sale today
• Water board to meet
• Three defendants arraigned
• Mended Hearts chapter to launch
• Obama accepts resignation of US Mideast envoy
• Bodenhamer to appoint BC Airport Commission
• FHS graduates 59 seniors
• Buffalo Point heavily damaged in flooding, sink hole closes hiking trail at Rush
• Salesville City Council members amend sign ordinance
• Three accused home invaders jailed
• Regional Happenings
• Remodeling nearly complete at new Mountain Home police station
• Flippin High School graduation tonight
• Five sentenced to prison in Baxter County Circuit Court
• Twin Lakes Area residents speak against bringing Baxter County into National Flood Insurance Program
• Baxter Regional Medical Center celebrates donors, $3 million in gifts
• 4-Her's win at competition
• Today's events
• Wish donation
• Marion County 911 funds running low
• Mountain Home man dies in crash
• Baxter County OEM chief says expenditures in store with FCC orders
• Arkansas lottery announces 10,000-plus scholarships
• Sometimes, things don't work out the way you expect
• Correction
• Hill, Holleman named Mr. and Miss MHHS
• 10 new businesses licensed in Mountain Home
• Top 2011 Flippin High School graduates
• Storm spotter training class set Monday
• Today's events
• Norfork School District to receive grant funding for teachers
• Mountain Home street panel reviews current projects
• Marion County heads into redistricting
• Cotter School District millage proposal rejected by 9 votes
• Law sets $1,000 threshold for poll-worker unemployment claim
• Salesville hears input on sales tax
• Arkansas Library Association license plate designed locally
• Calico Rock man charged with burglary
• Second flood insurance meeting is Thursday
• Today's events
• Special Cotter school election is today
• Unemployment claims leave Baxter County officials perplexed
• Arkansas State University Mountain Home holds 15th commencement
• Amanda Gist Elementary School principal gets a well-earned hug
• Mountain Home Planning Commission approves rezonings
• Mountain Home man arrested again for violating court order
• Physical disabilities add challenge to pregnancy
• Tour of Duty: Calvin Walker recalls WWII with 635th Tank Destroyers
• Property transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Baxter County District Court
• Mountain Home District Court
• Arkansas State University Mountain Home graduation is tonight
• Woman found dead in submerged car in Bull Shoals Lake
• Five things you didn't know about 'Gears of War 3'
• Today's events
• Hundreds attend Taste of Home Cooking School in Mountain Home
• Boil order lifted
• Singapore votes as ruling party faces tough test
• Taste of Home event is today
• Norfork City Council sets Tuesday agenda
• Areas of Buffalo National River still closed
• Police Briefs
• Key role in bin Laden raid for secret choppers
• Bass Cat tourney canceled due to weather hardships across South
• Norfork quiz bowl team looks forward to Chicago
• Today is a big, big day in Baxter County
• Top 2011 Cotter graduates
• National Guard working flood evacuation, security, traffic
• Source: Bin Laden directing al-Qaida figures
• Arkansas State University Mountain Home campus is buggy with Insectival
• Grant Dodson serves as page to Key
• Foster Grandparents fundraiser
• Harrison chosen for Henderson program
• CAB WRAP fifth-graders
• CAB WRAP fourth-graders
• Corrections
• Regional Happenings
• Police briefs
• Level 3 sex offender changes address in Baxter County
• Gamaliel woman pleads not guilty to new charges
• Prosecutor adjusts pleas to comply with changing laws
• Mountain Home City Council approves fireworks variance
• Baxter County moves forward to quarry purchase
• Fishing regulations meeting planned
• Event raises thousands for Central Arkansas Radiation Therapy Institute in Mountain Home
• Head-on collision kills one, injures another on U.S. Highway 62
• Baxter County Road and Bridge announces road info
• Marion County jury canceled today
• Today's events
• Woman accused of child endangerment and theft from a niece back in jail on new charges
• Obama orders photos of bin Laden's body sealed
• Cotter Trout Festival celebrates fishing
• Flood insurance plan supporters make case
• Inside bin Laden's lair with SEAL Team Six
• Baxter County 6th in tourism; Good fishing drives interest in area, observers say
• Flippin Schools to go wireless
• 6 Louisiana Scouts rescued from Arkansas wilderness area
• Silent patriotism
• Correction
• MHHS Our Voice
• Boehner: US should not back away from Pakistan
• Flood insurance meeting scheduled today
• Mountain Home council panel favors adding Farmers Market vendor spaces to Baker Street
• More details emerge in raid on bin Laden
• 9-11 survivor says U.S. safer with bin Laden dead, hopes nation won't overly celebrate killing
• The hunt for Bin Laden: One unwary phone call led US to bin Laden doorstep
• Tension as White House Situation Room watched raid
• US says bin Laden's death does not end Afghan war
• Obama urges continuation of national unity
• Not everyone believes bin Laden really is dead
• Fabled SEAL Team 6 ends hunt for bin Laden
• Twin Lakes Area residents react to bin Laden's death
• Twin Lakes Area residents pitch in as drenching continues
• Local Briefs
• Osama bin Laden dead, buried at sea
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Norfork Dam water releases increase
• Jury trial set in federal lawsuit against Mountain Home School District
• Crawford touts GOP plan at town hall meeting
• Bull Shoals-White River State Park to host Civil War program May 7
• Property transactions
• Divorces
• Cotter city council raises fines $5, hears about Trout Fest
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: At times, faith and life will collide
• OOI still has utility funds available
• Buffalo National River above normal levels; most areas still open
• Today's Event
• Organizers gearing up for David's Trail event May 7
• Floodwaters stabilizing in lakes; Lake fish species turn up in North Fork River
• Cotter aldermen discuss upcoming school election
• Late-afternoon crash
• Teen wants to comfort kids; project to benefit ACH patients
• Yellville City Council to meet Monday
• Correction
• MH city governmental meetings set in May
• Regional Happenings
• Woman jailed after lakeside fight
• Extra patrols net arrests
• Lottery
• Cotter Schools lose power, go back to basics for a day
• Judge hears 4 arraignments
• 3 sentenced to prison in circuit court
• Train derailment recovery under way
• Gifts mark formal adjournment of Ark. Leg.
• Senior Expo continues today
• Gainesville schools are closed today
• Area piano students present recital
• BSCC discusses need for storm warning sirens
• Flood insurance hearing postponed until May 4
• 1 dead in Ark. as more storms roll in
• Unemployment rate declines across region
• Forecast calls for a break in rain, marina owners hopeful
• Cotter Trout Fest celebrates mothers
• Today's Event
• Big rains rock Twin Lakes Area; good for fish
• Cotter City Council agenda set for Thursday
• Today's events
• Signal light still out at Cardinal and U.S. Highway 62B in Mountain Home; awaits new controls
• Meteorologist: One-two punch of storms unusual
• Tornado warnings as more storms roll into Arkansas
• Rainfall effects registered in wastewater systems, too
• Man found guilty in Ozark County murder
• Friends of the Library auction is today
• Dock owners scramble to keep up as area lakes rise
• Norfork wary of water levels, prepares for flooding
• Mudslide blocks state Highway 5 North
• Today's Events
• Baxter County jury duty canceled today
• Account, fundraiser set for Hayden Padgett
• Corps releases White River system report
• Bull Shoals bypasses wastewater tanks
• Tornadoes, floods rake Arkansas; 1 woman killed
• Trial begins in Ozark County murder case
• More rain expected, flooding predicted around Twin Lakes Area
• Fly Fishers slate Tie-In Saturday at library
• Tour of Duty: Charles Rhea remembers World War II aboard U.S.S. Ozark
• Outdoor Life names Mountain Home a top town for sportsmen, again
• ASUMH students headed to Orlando for competition
• Norfork rezoning public hearing set April 25
• Property transactions
• Baxter County District Court
• Mountain Home District Court
• Marriages
• Ozark County flooding fatality reported Saturday
• Wreck takes out traffic signal at U.S. Highway 62B and Cardinal in Mountain Home
• Easter message an annual challenge for pastors
• Corps releases water through Norfork Dam's spillway gates
• Church Briefs
• Correction
• Easter Services
• Spirituality: What Christians could learn from humanists
• Local Brief
• 'Birther' claims force GOP leaders to take a stand
• Today's Events
• Tours of Boxley Mill offered starting Sunday
• Obama OKs use of armed drone aircraft in Libya
• Rain has Ark. farmers 'throwing parties'
• Hackler Intermediate students plant trees
• Egg decorating: simple tweaks, fun new looks
• Council rejects upping lid on spending
• Marion County driver's license testing canceled
• Arvest Bank shred-a-thon rescheduled
• Laser tag slated at ASUMH today, Saturday
• Mountain Home School Board approves bond issue
• Mountain Home City Council tables upping lid on spending for department heads
• Regional Happenings
• Level 4 sex offender moves to new address in Baxter County
• Baxter County judge looks to reappoint airport commission
• Ark., Miss. rely most on cell phones
• Y-S School Board adds ESL program, reduces staffing costs
• Spring registration for kindergarten
• Holy Week Services
• Today's events
• Area schools plan for Earth Day celebrations
• Norfork sees increase to trash bills
• South Main Street project under way: 10th to Wade
• Baxter Day Service Center board to meet
• Lottery
• Watercolors at ASUMH
• Bull Shoals Council changes meeting date
• New group seeks to form off-leash dog park in MH
• Artists cooperative offering workshops
• Raul Castro named first secretary of Communist Party
• Gassville CC hears sewer expansion plan
• 'Bigg Milt' to speak at local schools
• Administration eases pain of Medicare cuts
• Lakeview population shrinks
• MH city council agenda announced
• MH city panel stays in trial mode
• Donald W. Reynolds Library volunteers honored
• Baxter County prosecutor: No criminal charges against former Mountain Home priest
• Poker run on tap for Jerry Douglas family
• Local Briefs
• Today's events
• Arkansas Press Association honors Baxter Bulletin advertising department
• Easter Egg Hunt
• And then there was 'Uno'
• Hundreds attend burial of slain Trumann officer
• Mountain Home Junior High School journalism students earn awards
• Health Brief
• Tour of Duty: Bill Cantwell saw war with Germany from two sides
• Jim Miller's The Savvy Senior: Elder mediation can help adult families resolve conflicts
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Marriages
• Divorces
• Tee off with new 'Tiger Woods' golf game
• Crowd braves chilly temps for Tax Day Rally
• Property transactions
• Cotter City Cleanup set today
• Sheid Center seating set for delivery
• BCAS students rally for anti-drug message
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Don't stand in silence when you hear hateful speech
• Holy Week Services
• Today's Events
• Bull Shoals council sets workshop
• Kerr Foundation issues museum challenge
• CHS spring play is Monday
• BCCC jury duty canceled
• Powerful spring storms kill 9 in Ark., Okla.
• Congress slow to enact oil spill legislation
• Norfork City Council meeting Tuesday
• Former Mountain Home priest subject of civil suit
• Donald W. Reynolds Library to close early Saturday
• Baxter County rabies clinics today, Saturday
• Lakeview City Council to meet today
• Regional Happenings
• Guilty plea entered in burglaries
• Four from drug raid plead not guilty in Baxter County Circuit Court
• Arkansas Department of Higher Education board hears charge to double graduation rate
• Mountain Home Junior High Odyssey of the Mind team advances to World Finals
• Compromise redistricting map gets final nod from Arkansas lawmakers
• Obama: Cut spending, raise taxes on the wealthy
• Ozark Tea Party event set for noon Saturday
• Mountain Home Education Foundation grant application process changing
• It's Fact Book time, again
• Mountain Home Farmers Market vendors, shoppers vent opinions
• Todays events
• Eureka: A light bulb moment
• Correction
• Norfork mayor defers rezoning discussion
• Mountain Home committees reset meetings
• Humane Society of North Central Arkansas has new hours
• Gassville Public Safety Committee meeting today
• Obama first to put tax increases on budget table
• Widening project continues
• Salesville officials assisting citizens with sewer concerns
• Deborah Knox appointed special associate justice to Arkansas Supreme Court
• Marion County Quorum Court says no to county clerks performing marriages
• Gregg, Laurel street projects in Mountain Home reported complete
• Arkansas State University Mountain Home anticipates flat revenue for upcoming school year
• Marion County lifts burn ban
• Grover Township Fire Protection District Board sets special meeting today
• Lakeview Midway Public Water Authority meeting today
• Bull Shoals spring cleanup today
• Norfork City Council workshop today
• Izard County man for allegedly stealing Range Rover
• Norfork School Board talks alternative school
• 'Champions of Justice' awards ceremony spotlights crime victims' rights
• Mountain Home street panel meets today
• Mountain Home Kindergarten to perform 'E-I-E-I Oops!' today
• Tour of Duty: World War II veteran Elmer Ray Duncan knows meaning of hardship
• Jim Miller's The Savvy Senior: Reverse mortgages now more affordable
• Youth center at Cooper Park reported burglarized
• Mountain Home police confirm death at fitness center
• Property transactions
• Mountain Home District Court
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Baxter County District Court
• Thousands attend Arkansas Scottish Festival
• Local Briefs
• Hicks Road work begins Monday
• NCC sets Tuesday workshop
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Keep your eye on the hawk and don't miss life's big picture
• Church Briefs
• Home Show continues today
• Deadline nears: Shutdown looms without agreement
• New sex offender in area
• Fugitive captured in Ohio
• Shrine Circus opens in MH
• Economic development group announces changes
• Bust at local resort nets several guns, drugs and four suspects
• Trash truck fire determined to be electrical failure
• Marion County Quorum Court Tuesday agenda set
• North Central Arkansas Regional Economic Development Summit set today at Sheid Center
• Gamaliel man arrested, child taken
• Regional Happenings: Check out some art, a Scottish festival, UFOs, horses and more
• Mountain Home mayor's new farmers market rules fail; parking plan still a go for 90 days
• Mountain Home Corps considers effects of shutdown
• Correction
• Historic bridge giveaway under way
• Twin Lakes Area residents turn out to support new program
• It's 'Fiddler on the Roof' time
• Baxter-Marion Rural Water Association to meet tonight
• Mountain Home City Council meets tonight
• Burn ban ordered in Marion County
• Corrections
• Beebe approves $32.8M in 2011 for Arkansas State University Mountain Home
• Baxter County judge: Fire at NABORS facility 'very suspicious'
• Baxter County sheriff says jail costs uncertain for 2011
• Norfork High School students prepare for state quiz bowl finals
• NAWC members study with Colorado carver
• Donald W. Reynolds Library to place time capsule Sunday; public invited to sign scroll
• Buford Volunteer Fire Department meeting set today
• Ozark Opportunities Inc. taking energy applications
• Hand Cove Fire Protection District board sets meeting
• Mountain Home City Council agenda set for Thursday
• Investors want stake in First Federal
• March building activity in Mountain Home mainly at schools
• Twenty-three new businesses licensed in Mountain Home during March
• Baxter County among healthiest, studies show
• Baxter County Quorum Court Environmental Committee takes up flood insurance issue
• Norfork quiz bowl team advances to state finals
• Baxter County driver's license testing canceled
• Calico Rock Farmers Market registration open
• Tracy area man makes first hummingbird report of the season
• Humane Society of North Central Arkansas meeting canceled
• Baxter County Quorum Court meets tonight
• Yellville council tables water-tank proposals for study
• It's a filly! Rescued mare gives birth to healthy foal in Mountain Home
• Arkansas Senate panel votes down 'Fayetteville to the 4th'; GOP makes strong showing in session
• Norfork High School agriculture students prepare for plant sale
• Tour of Duty: Oakman Hurd recalls service as helicopter pilot during Vietnam War
• Hundreds attend Arkansas Trout Nature Center banquet in Mountain Home
• Serenity Inc. names Champions of Justice Award winners
• Property Transactions
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Taste of Home Cooking School tickets to go on sale Wednesday
• Nintendo 3DS: Great technology, great games, lousy battery
• Church Briefs
• Local Briefs
• Beebe: More partisanship in House than expected
• BSCC appoints alderman, gets an additional grant
• Parole hearing set for man convicted in DWI fatalities
• Gleaning helps community
• Trout heads discuss fishery challenges
• Army proclaims Rasmussen 'Sergeant T4' after 65 years
• Senate votes to send road sales tax to voters
• Cotter citywide cleanup slated
• Regional Happenings
• Rezoning approved by Bull Shoals City Council
• Insurance compromise reached; local legislators change votes for bill
• Judge Gearhart overrules recommendation, sets bond for Lead Hill man
• Federal judge dismisses lawsuit against Baxter County
• Hatchery funding still a crisis
• Arkadelphia senator pulls bill to ban primates
• Redistricting stalls in Senate; revised Key proposal fails
• New Ozark Woodturners
• Seized horses moved from Mountain Home barn
• Foggy tree
• Biden says 'good progress' on budget talks
• High school girls explore jobs, careers at 'Teen Girls Go to College' event
• Panel says still holes in defense against terrorism attacks
• Arkansas House approves online sales tax bill
• Evidentiary hearing set for 'West Memphis Three'
• Humane Society of North Central Arkansas cancels membership meeting
• Committees reject three Arkansas GOP redistricting bills
• Arkansas Senate bans lottery vending machines
• Moutain Home city meetings set for April
• Arkansas House vote jeopardizes insurance exchange plan
• Gassville recycling collection set Saturday
• Bull Shoals announces Thursday council meeting agenda
• Five apply for vacant Bull Shoals alderman position
• Baxter County Quorum Court to revisit National Flood Insurance question
• Burn bans lifted; Twin Lakes Area behind in precipitation
• Arkansas panel advances budget, surplus bills
• Vendors line up for spaces at new Mountain Home Farmers Market setup
• Support Group Calendar
• Mobile Mammography Unit Calendar
• Red Cross Blood Drive Calendar
• Exercise Calendar
• Health Briefs
• Future docs may have to pass new breast-exam test
• New Mountain Home Farmers Market rules to be proposed tonight
• Flippin School Board approves teacher contracts
• Arkansas Senate approves Johnny Key's lottery bill
• Mountain Home child chosen to represent ACH
• Tour of Duty: Augie Held almost ate a bullet on Thanksgiving Day, 1944
• Flippin School Board meets today
• Correction
• Marriages
• Divorces
• Property transactions
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Arkansas Speaker: Pass bills and end session on Friday
• Volunteer calling service expands coverage area
• MH firefighters douse another house fire
• Adjusted figures paint rosier jobs picture
• Former local escapes from West Memphis facility
• Events planned for Trout Nature Center
• New Bible draws critics of gender-neutral language
• Corps parks open Friday
• BC women attend Farm Bureau conference
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Place faith alongside your work to help Japan
• Local Briefs
• Big Flat receives Ark. Rural Services Block Grant
• Cotter CC approves budget amendment
• Three teens injured in accident after tree falls on car
• Twin Lakes Bridal Expo models
• Gaston Lecture Series: Noted author Neil White to speak at Arkansas State University Mountain Home Tuesday
• Regional Happenings
• Flag and flowers
• Discarded cigarette cause of house fire
• Trial in Mountain Home District Court ends with conviction, 30-day sentence
• Norfork man accused of extortion put under house arrest
• Burn bans remain in effect for Twin Lakes Area
• Shorter 'door to balloon' time at Baxter Regional Medical Center means less heart damage
• Fires spread across Baxter County
• Arkansas panel delays health overhaul vote
• Baxter Bulletin readers provide an 'eggs'traordinary response
• Bull Shoals walking trails open
• Marion County jury canceled
• Cotter City Council to meet today
• Dr. Jacquelyn Elliott named to head North Arkansas College
• Fire in Baxter County destroys shop full of clothes collected for missionaries
• Grocery tax cut passes Arkansas House
• North Central Arkansas Regional Economic Development summit slated in April
• Norfork college student takes outdoors into classroom
• Calico Rock Farmers Market begins vendor registration
• Lakeview-Midway Public Water Authority boil order rescinded
• Cotter City Council to vote on budget amendment
• Marion County burn ban issued
• Baxter County Heath Unit searches for matching funds
• Spotlight on Diabetes hits Baxter County Fairgrounds
• Snipers, shells, tanks terrorize key Libyan city
• Wreck in front of Mountain Home Walmart injures two
• Beebe signs prison, sentencing overhaul bill into law
• Clarkridge Volunteer Fire Department board to meet
• Mountain Home Farmers Market meeting set
• Baxter County jury duty canceled
• Digital Photography Contest reception today at Donald W. Reynolds Library
• Lakeview Midway Public Water Authority meets today
• Baxter Day Service board to meet today
• Bull Shoals man dies in accident
• Feature Photo: A spring walk
• Bull Shoals looks ahead; City council workshop puts focus on future
• Fire danger remains high in Twin Lakes Area; chance of wet weather may help
• Arkansas House approves voter photo ID requirement
• Mountain Home Water Department opens in new building
• Tour of Duty: Bob Cwiak remembers short walk over Austria, 1944
• Jim Miller's The Savvy Senior: Benefits for older veterans and families
• Law enforcement surveilling prices at pumps
• Property transactions
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Norfork juvenile nabbed on felony charges in Mountain Home
• 'Math Blaster': Online game makes math practice out of this world
• Lakeview Midway water board meets Tuesday
• MH School Board names alt school director
• Amid uncertainty, allies prepare for no-fly zone
• Exhibit introduces Hindu holy art to US audiences
• Siphon project under way on Norfork Dam
• Report: Moving fair would cost about $200M
• Obama's trip seeks to engage with Latin America
• Testing finds no health threat along West Coast
• Sowbug Roundup continues today
• Recession continues toll on local job market
• Mountain Home council OKs rezoning, endorses tower site plan
• Regional Happenings: Sowbug Roundup, bridal expo and more
• Sex offender charged second time for failure to register
• Judge hears arraignments in Baxter County Circuit Court
• Plea change in Baxter County Circuit Court draws warning from judge
• Natural gas exploration companies extend Arkansas well closures amid earthquakes
• Mountain Home School Board names Jeff Kincade director of new alternative school
• Sowbug Roundup in Mountain Home abuzz about fly-fishing, hatchery funding
• Sunshine Week: How to follow legislation in the House and Senate
• Mountain Home Junior High students learn flag etiquette
• Mountain Home High School Band earns awards
• Norfork gifted and talented students headed to the Windy City
• Salesville appoints recorder/treasurer
• Gassville paying $17,500 at end of lawsuit over construction of two-city sewer plant
• Gassville home of 2,078 now, city council hears at meeting
• Arkansas House approves bill to revamp prisons, sentencing
• Sen. Johnny Key offers plan for redrawing congressional district lines
• Twin Lakes Area volunteers celebrate state honors
• Norfork City Council supports hatchery funding effort
• Mountain Home woman injured in accident
• Salesville appoints recorder/treasurer
• Sunshine Week: What's your lawmaker up to in Washington?
• Golden Eagle Dinner raises money and awareness
• Boil order issued at Lakeview
• Prescription won't be required for pseudoephedrine
• Gassville paying $17,500 at end of lawsuit over construction of two-city sewer plant
• Twin Lakes Area legislators still split on appropriations
• Baxter County tornado siren tests slated for 10 a.m. today
• Mountain Home man arrested after parole home visit
• Homeland Security Secretary: US plans for disaster drills
• Device aims to make CPR easier
• Six years after first Sunshine Week, access to records still hampered by delays
• Arkansas earthquakes decline since injection well closures
• Baxter County Planning Board meeting canceled
• Northeast Public Water Authority Board to meet
• Yellville man hurt in accident
• Missouri woman injured in crash
• Yellville-Summit School Board approves 'Jobs Bill' funds to pay teachers
• Arkansas House rejects pork, spending bills
• Hospitals try cooking up better food for patients
• Norfork gifted and talented students headed to the Windy City
• Arkansas Braille Challenge winners
• Tour of Duty: Dr. Barney Hagin reflects on World War II, Cold War era
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Sunshine Week under way
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Baxter County tornado siren test postponed
• Sunshine Week: Arkansas balances budget behind closed doors
• Climb into the ring with 'Fight Night Champion'
• Mountain Home High School Band earns awards
• Final week downtown for Mountain Home Water Department
• House votes to put diesel tax on ballot
• BC judge: Road budget to see deep cuts
• Spring job opportunities beginning
• Quake kills hundreds
• Flag retirement ceremony set
• Salesville council scheduled
• Norfork council meets Tuesday
• Gassville council to meet
• Church Briefs
• Peace Lutheran blesses hymnals
• Harmony Free Will Baptist welcomes the Becks
• Authorities warn of phone scam
• Volunteer DAV drivers needed
• Bull Shoals Dam to close one lane
• Fishing, music, art events on tap in March
• Pinkston Middle School choir debut a success
• TLCAVCA officers
• No driver's license testing today
• Three charged with vandalizing Cotter bridge
• Judge hears seven arraignments Thursday
• MH city council committee finds no zoning violation
• Officials: Corps dams are rock solid
• Next budget for Arkansas Lottery less than current year
• Mountain Home Post Office staff shrinks; mail volume down 10-15 percent
• Budget debate brings new focus on Social Security
• Briarcliff City Council meeting reset
• Cotter Trout Festival Parade set
• Bill requiring Arkansas agencies to complete health overhaul studies fails
• Arkansas Senate approves revamp of sentencing laws
• Verizon drops Mountain Home man's $5,000 data charge, resident now looking for legislative solution
• Twin Lakes Area veteran welcomes Supreme Court ruling
• Baxter Bomb Squad wins in San Antonio
• Mountain Home committee considers ways to prevent street damage
• Mountain Home man arrested for filing false police report
• North Arkansas Fly Fishers gear up for big Sowbug Roundup in Mountain Home
• Benefit dance set for Desparrios
• Amanda Gist Elementary School students earn award for test scores
• USDA Commodity food distribution begins Thursday
• Cotter's workshop agenda set for Thursday
• Cotter-Gassville Sewer Commission meeting set
• Flippin man arrested on drug charges
• Summit man arrested for sexual assault
• Another sex offender bill passes Arkansas House
• Yellville-Summit awarded district accreditation
• Today's Gaston Lecture canceled
• Arkansas Senate panel backs prison overhaul bill
• Twin Lakes Area legislators vote for appropriations
• Gas prices are about more than just oil
• No name nets 10 days in Baxter County jail
• Level 3 sex offender living at Gassville
• Newton County woman pleads guilty in death of boyfriend
• Court orders mental evaluation for Kankey, hearing delayed until May
• Tour of Duty: Gunner recalls Battle of Kasserine Pass
• Jim Miller's The Savvy Senior: Medicare offering free health screening
• 11 new businesses licensed in Mountain Home
• Property transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Bouncing ball of fun makes colorful video game
• Three face felony charges
• Flippin art YAA winners
• Mountain Home police station progress continues
• Yellville man arrested on sex charges
• Free child safety seats today at Mountain Home Police Department
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Some questions can leave us in limbo
• East Oakland Baptist Church sing set today
• Trinity Lutheran announces themes
• Harmony Free Will Baptist Church starts youth church
• Unitarians announce Sunday programs
• Revival slated in Clarkridge
• Presbyterian women to meet
• United Methodist Women to meet
• Jobs & the Economy: Mountain Home contractor says do what you know
• Bread of Life dinner set
• Ash Wednesday services
• Marion County Christian Women to meet
• New systems automate fingerprinting at Baxter County Detention Center
• Norfork City Council schedules workshop
• NABORS launches website
• Mountain Home police targeting underage drinking and driving
• One teen remains hospitalized after near drowning incident at Mountain Home hotel
• Unimin partners on new Guion facility
• House approves bill to settle tie primary votes
• Sen. Johnny Key proposes extended school year study
• Parolees arrested drug charges after attempting to flee
• Farmers Market change enacted by Mountain Home City Council
• Cotter School Board to ask voters for $1.8 million
• Man arrested for contempt in Mountain Home District Court
• Jones arraigned in Baxter County Circuit Court; three sentenced to prison
• Youths hospitalized after pool incident
• Historical Society searches for new Baxter County Heritage Museum location
• Regional Happenings
• Dickerson family honors couple's 70 years of love
• Accident on bypass at Flippin
• First play
• Bill requiring fluoridation heads to Arkansas governor
• Local wins at International Pizza Expo
• 2 Arkansas injection wells may be closed amid earthquakes
• Lawmakers worry about gridlock on bills; Twin Lakes Area legislators split on appropriations
• Accused child rapist to be arraigned today
• Mountain Home School Board sets make-up days, snow cuts into spring break
• Bull Shoals man pleads guilty in bribery scheme
• Baxter County sheriff says department needs reimbursements for prisoner housing
• Two killed near Lead Hill in accident
• February sales tax revenue up sharply in Mountain Home, Baxter County
• Mountain Home City Council sets agenda for Thursday
• Arkansas House panel backs fluoride in water bill
• Friday Night on the Square planning begins in Mountain Home
• Election board handles complaints from Bull Shoals in Nov. 2 voting
• Mountain Home driver's education students see through 'fatal vision'
• Convicted felon arrested on child rape charge in Mountain Home
• Baxter County Master Gardener's seminar is Saturday
• Baxter County Community Emergency Response Team wants area prepared for disasters
• CJHS Quiz Bowl team wins second
• Record Polar Plunge
• Corrections
• Rep. Karen Hopper's sex offender bill passes Arkansas House
• Tiffany's story: December to December
• Earthquake felt in Twin Lakes Area
• Mountain Home kindergartners 'Seussing It Up' this week
• Doctor gets life sentence for attack on Arkansas Medical Board chief
• Driver's license testing canceled
• Izard County authorities make meth lab arrests
• Tour of Duty: Eskildsen, Chodacki saw World War II from B-29 Superfortress
• Autism panel set for Tuesday
• Bull Shoals receives $339,000 grant; applies for another
• Bull Shoals eyes water-system upgrades, street program
• Six honored at Mountain Home Education Foundation banquet
• Downtown Mountain Home water project at half-way point
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Divorces
• The Savvy Senior: Tips and treatments for ringing ears
• Property transactions
• Marriages
• Baxter County Quorum Court makes record in cyberspace
• Mountain Home city meetings set
• Correction
• At 150 years, the pope's newspaper raises eyebrows
• Jailed sect leader retakes legal control of church
• Gov't asks court to uphold 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Bull Shoals eyes water-system upgrades, street program
• Southwest Missouri hub of growth in the state
• Bull Shoals council member resigns
• Tax system holds benefits for many
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Many paths lead to spirituality
• Autism panel set for Tuesday
• Bull Shoals receives $339,000 grant; applies for another
• Regional Happenings: Many fun events coming up
• Alleged extortionist pleads not guilty in Baxter County Circuit Court
• Two get 12 years' probation for drugs in Baxter County Circuit Court
• Jim Gaston named Arkansas Business Executive of 2010, rents tuxedo for ceremony
• Clarification
• Six honored at Mountain Home Education Foundation banquet
• Polar Plunge set for Saturday
• Laura Cridlebaugh celebrates 100th birthday
• Federal bribery case moves forward
• Wednesday fire
• Bull Shoals sets council agenda
• Marion County Sheriff's Office makes numerous arrests
• 2011 Mountain Home High School Sweetheart Court
• Arkansas House approves annual sales tax holiday
• Crowd gets unruly at Norfork basketball game
• Accused Mountain Home murder suspect out on bond
• Mountain Home students investigate crime
• Branson Airport to add destinations
• Peggy Shipley honored for research, service
• Baxter County Conservation District taking tree orders
• Digital Photography Contest at Arkansas State University Mountain Home winners announced
• Benefit set for Lynn Hicks
• Burn bans remain in effect for Baxter, Marion counties
• Cotter leaders support Bridge Bash in September
• Arkansas Senate approves tax cut proposals
• Arkansas House panel advances tougher sex offender rules; Hopper, Montgomery speak for bill
• Twin Lakes Area legislators introduce fish hatchery resoulution to Arkansas House
• Wednesday farmers market in Mountain Home a problem for county business, Baxter County judge says
• Mountain Home School Board makes wish list for district improvements
• Arkansas Senate panel backs tax cut measures
• Mountain Home School Board to meet tonight
• No Baxter County jury duty today
• Correction
• Yellville-Summit School Board approves fiscal distress plan
• Mountain Home School District answers federal lawsuit
• Cotter School Board gives architect go-ahead
• Fish hatchery crisis brewing; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wants to stop funding
• Mayor says fundraiser for tugboat a failure
• Mountain Home Education Foundation to induct honorees Thursday
• Mountain Home Junior High School FFA officers
• Tour of Duty: Sgt. Ralph Wallis recalls World War II rebuilding effort
• More charges for man in soldier memorial scam
• Memories of 1995 haunt GOP as shutdown talk grows
• Arkansas National Guard soldiers deploy for Texas, Iraq
• Flippin bypass accident closes four lanes
• Accident totals SUV, kills horse
• Cotter City Council meeting set Tuesday
• Yellville-Summit School Board meets tonight
• Arkansas lawmakers to look at illegal immigration proposal
• The Savvy Senior: Hospice care is a peaceful way to go
• Ind. church finds sermon series on sex helps sell its message
• Local Briefs
• Local church participates in annual hunger giveaway
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: What do you hold sacred?
• Drug charges result in prison term
• Two men arraigned for weekend disturbances
• Sales tax increase continues 2nd month
• More quakes recorded in north-central Ark. Friday
• Mountain Home CC's personnel committee removes reprimand
• Five injured in three-vehicle crash
• Manufacturing exec: Jobseekers need a winning, staying attitude
• Mayor highlights '10 at short MHCC session
• Corrections
• Jamaican cell phone bill huge
• Senate OKs school start date bill
• Regional Happenings
• Mountain Home and Baxter County Alternative School to co-locate
• Analyst sees global power shift, asset value
• Man injured after golf cart catches fire
• Local Briefs
• Lottery
• Mountain Home Public Safety Committee hears police update, fire department needs
• Valentine's Day serenade
• Recreation chief upbeat about Corps' campgrounds around Norfork and Bull Shoals lakes
• Baxter County Planning Board meeting canceled
• L.C. Sammons Youth Center 's new programs include study help
• Trial set for man who threw fatal punch in Arkansas nightclub
• Mountain Home Public Safety Committee hears police update, fire dept needs
• Gassville City Council contracts for aerial imaging, sets agenda deadlines for meetings
• No driver's license tests Monday
• Mountain Home City Council Personnel Committee to meet Friday
• No Marion County jury duty today
• Mountain Home High School band members to perform in Hot Springs
• Mountain Home man arrested on drug charges
• Marion County Quorum Court approves equipment buy
• Mountain Home Public Safety Committee hears police update, fire department needs
• Arkansas House bans cell phones in school, work zones
• NABORS board elects two more members
• Arkansas House panel advances tax cut proposals; Twin Lakes Area legislators support measures
• Arkansas State University Mountain Home spring enrollment dips slightly
• Snow removal hits Baxter County Road and Bridge budget hard
• Gassville to hold 'Gassville in the Park" organizational meeting
• Gun-toting resort guest arrested again
• Being overweight could be making you forgetful
• Sharon Miller's Words for Women: Local heart health services have come a long way
• Two more charged in Midway burglaries
• Izard County authorities make numerous arrests
• Arkansas House passes local lawmaker's bill
• Assessor says Baxter County tax base increased in 2010
• Norfork area man accused of attempted murder
• Snow wreaking havoc with Twin Lakes Area school calendars
• West End development nears approval
• Correction
• Norfork School Board votes to offer contracts
• Arkansas rural Delta loses people, political clout
• Arkansas trauma network now includes six hospitals
• 2 Norfork residents injured in accident
• Tour of Duty: Willis Morlan ringside at Normandy invasion
• The Savvy Senior: Mobile safety solutions for seniors on the go
• Armed resort guest faces felony charge after fight with employee
• Arkansas lawmakers' tax cut wish list tops $217M
• No Senior Exercise Class Feb. 21
• L.C. Sammons Youth Center closed Feb. 21
• Baxter County jurors advised not to report today
• Gamaliel man faces charge of stabbing brother
• Murder-suicide motive remains a mystery
• Hundreds of Iraq refugees in US scrutinized for al-Qaida links
• Authorities look for sex offender
• 2 arrested on burglary charges
• Two arrested after hit and run Friday
• ASUMH provost finalist at Northark
• Hispanic population increases in region
• 2 Norfork residents injured in accident
• God, science not wholly exclusive, astronomer says
• Officials optimistic about local tourism this year
• Census: Baxter County keeps growing; Mountain Home population up, too
• Regional Happenings: Cupid, Bass-a-Thon, chocolate and more
• New bank leads Mountain Home's latest building permits
• Baxter County female inmates cowgirl up
• Plows play catch up; roads still slick around Twin Lakes Area
• Egypt's Mubarak refuses to quit, hands VP powers
• Arkansas House committee rejects open carry proposal
• Bull Shoals City Council canceled
• Mountain Home public safety meeting moved
• Baxter Day Service to open late, no van routes
• Blue Knights donation
• Cancellations
• Bridge and fog
• If you don't have to go ... don't. Here's how to get road conditions
• 'Snowmageddon' snarls Twin Lakes Area roads
• Little Rock area state offices closed today
• Weather outlook improves in storm's wake
• Property tax proposal passes Arkansas House
• Highways clogged with snow, slush
• Tourist tax for Norfork won't see council action
• Arkansas lawmakers approve sports agent penalties
• Snow days cut school prep time for benchmark exams
• Mountain Home High School grad's NYC restaurant opens to rave reviews
• Arkansas panel wants stiff penalties for sports agents
• Lakeview sets city council agenda
• Mountain Home Public Safety meeting changed
• Music on the Square plans under way in Yellville
• Baxter Regional Medical Center notes medicare program changes
• Ozark Opportunities Inc. to accept energy applications
• Mountain Home street panel hears snow removal issues
• Arkansas Senate approves doubling vehicle-title fees
• Water line project
• Devecki to head Mountain Home water committee, efficiency items discussed
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Mountain Home Project Office to close two launch ramps
• Here it comes again; snow has schools checking calendars
• House fire caused by water heater
• Summit man busted in drug case
• Exercise Class Calendar
• Federal lawsuit filed in connection with Bull Shoals Hardware
• Izard County Sheriff: Calico Rock man gave minors alcohol
• Brothers popped on drug charges in Izard County
• Committee backs title fee increase for police pension
• Ethics bills pass Arkansas House, Senate
• Corrections
• Jury trial canceled in lawsuit against Baxter County
• Baxter County sheriff's deputy fired
• Marion County Quorum Court meeting set
• 30 percent of Arkansas grads who took military test failed
• Calico Rock Museum bricks for sale
• Tour of Duty: Wayland Rasmussen patched patriots during World War II; came home in a big bandage, too
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Tracks in snow lead authorities to buglary suspects
• The Savvy Senior: Do you need to file a tax return this year?
• Property transactions
• Divorces
• Vet technician field set to grow
• Some fast, some volunteer and others do 'centering prayer'
• FUMC 21st annual pancake breakfast
• Correction
• Local Briefs
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Live in the moment, not the future
• Sen. Hatch: Kagan should sit out health care case
• Canada PM urges US to approve oil pipeline
• Snow returns to Twin Lakes Area
• Fed says commercial loans not a threat to big banks
• Lawsuit re-filed in federal court
• Districts watching to see what Mountain Home does
• Recycling trailer canceled
• Quail Run fire displaces families
• Ask a designer: Industrial chic goes suburban
• Ozarka receives gift
• Local Briefs
• MHJHS Fitness for Life winners
• BC Spelling Bee winners
• GOP: Repeal defeat step toward victory in '12
• 2 get prison terms after plea changes
• Lawmakers warn administration of cuts in Iraq aid
• Judge delays bond decision in murder case
• Cotter train depot gets a facelift
• Mountain Home School Board wants state money
• Correction
• Lower tax refunds help raise state revenue
• Man held in 4 deaths gets hearing before Arkansas Supreme Court
• Arkana receives community grant
• Arkansas Senate approves cell phone ban
• Arkansas House approves school start date change
• Baxter County Quorum Court divided over NABORS board
• Blizzard spreads shroud over nearly half of nation
• Hearing postponed for suspect in soldier shootings
• Clarkridge VFD Board meeting set
• Twin Lakes Area dodges brunt of winter storm
• Corps boundary work slated
• Norfork Lake launch ramp to close for repairs
• Polar Plunge set for Feb. 26
• Marion County jurors need not report Thursday
• Sex offender moves into Lakeview
• Thompson, Rackley announce transaction
• Monster storm bears down on US
• Fayetteville man arrested in Yellville for Internet stalking
• Machete-toting Gassville man arrested in Midway
• One shot, one jailed in Salem
• Cotter School Board hires construction manager
• Local lawmakers vote 'no' to ban on cell phones in school zone
• All agencies prepare for winter storm; public urged to get ready for wintry weather
• Twin Lakes Area residents hunker down as ice storm threatens
• Norfork Lake launch ramp to close Wednesday
• Five arrested in Marion County
• Former Bull Shoals police chief's home damaged by fire
• Izard County father, son sought for theft
• Izard County arrests two for thefts
• Tour of Duty: Louis Fashing recalls World War II beach landings
• Property Transactions
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Mixed bag of winter weather predicted for Twin Lakes Area
• St. Jude Super Bowl S'Travaganza set Sunday
• NWH Elementary receives grant
• The Savvy Senior: Affordable veterinarian care for pets
• Marriages
• Divorces
• CenturyLink helps Food Bank
• Regional Happenings
• Local Briefs
• Ark. fish deaths still a mystery after tests
• Ark Senate passes bill limiting abortion coverage
• Mammogram guidelines remain the same
• Stats show an overall decrease in crime rate
• Arkansas State University Mountain Home bridge to jobs in health care
• Judge awards custody of horses to the state
• Calico Rock man released from hospital after head-on collision
• Flippin City Council to meet today
• Mountain Home High School students place at FBLA conference
• Nine arraigned in Baxter County Circuit Court
• It's prison for three in Baxter County Circuit Court
• Bull Shoals City Council meeting gets off to rocky start
• New Cotter alderman slams former mayor, council
• Mountain Home City Council approves budget, employee raises
• Harps takes a beating over magazine shields in Mountain Home; Tweets go viral on Internet
• Do our pets pose another threat to safe driving?
• Fish kill remains mystery
• Baxter County Quorum Court continues wage wrangle
• Christmas Wish program honors 32 volunteers
• Mountain Home Elks Lodge 1714 initiates 10
• Beebe: Grocery tax cut bill coming soon
• Bull Shoals City Council agenda announced for today
• Fire destroys outbuilding in Baxter County
• Pyatt father, son arrested on drug charges
• Utility assistance available to Arkansans
• North Central Arkansas Master Naturalists identify trees along David's Trail
• Cotter School Board moves through long agenda
• Arkansas legislative committee votes down health insurance bill
• Arkansas jobless rate stays at 7.9 percent
• Cotter City Council to meet Thursday
• Two meetings set at Salesville
• Beebe man arrested after foot pursuit in Mountain Home
• Free concert set Thursday at Mountain Home High School
• Arkansas senator apologizes for leading authorities on what they called a high-speed chase through two counties
• Amanda Gist Elementary School class teaches kids more than music
• First appropriation OK'd in Arkansas House
• Bond issue expected to improve NABORS Sanitation cash flow
• State of the Union: It's the economy, again
• Corrections
• Flippin buys land for new preschool, hires Byrd
• States take aim at distracted walkers, runners
• Red Cross Blood Drive Calendar
• Exercise Group Calendar
• Gov't report finds Bush White House violations
• Local Briefs
• Baxter County District Court
• Marriages
• Property transactions
• Paul Cannedy fought WWII from a cold B-17 pilot's seat
• Arkansas judge allows questioning of ex-commission head
• Local Briefs
• Lottery
• County heads discuss revenue for 2011
• Health care debate heads to Arkansas committee
• Jim Miller's Savvy Senior: Locate, compare senior housing options
• For today's job market, a resumé redo required
• Vt. won't appeal religious vanity plate decision
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: I don't understand unimaginable tragedies
• Feds: Individuals claimed church label in tax scam
• FUMC Prayer Shawl Ministry potluck
• Church Briefs
• Corrections
• Obama goal: 'Putting the economy into overdrive'
• Snow chance not yet passed
• Woman reunited with watch 30 year, 600 miles later
• Sex offender arrested
• Mountain Home School Board approves snow days
• FMS students place in Y.E.S. competition
• Weather officials: More snow on the way
• Local Briefs
• Hitchcock named new Ark. Game and Fish director
• Lottery
• Regional Happenings
• Ark. lawmakers eye bond program for its roads
• World-class operas and ballets shown in MH
• Baxter County sheriff seeks two additional jailers
• Winter weather storm warning calls for 3- to 5-inch snowfall in Twin Lakes Area
• Van Matre Senior Center dance canceled
• Texas Hold'em practice today
• Cotter-Gassville Joint Sewer Commission to meet
• Mountain Home School Board to talk textbooks, handbooks tonight
• Busy agenda set for Cotter School Board
• Fire destroys cabin at Gamaliel resort
• Bull Shoals teen killed after being hit by truck
• Baxter County District Court costs can be paid online
• Horses healing, rescue work continues in Mountain Home
• Teapot party in Mountain Home draws 60 to discuss marijuana legalization
• Mountain Home City Council to consider 2011 budget
• Norfork School Board extends superintendents's contract
• Salem an arrested on drug charges at Flippin
• City audit, pay, public access to records among topics at Bull Shoals City Council workshop
• Gassville enacts budget for 2011
• Baxter County man gets life sentence for Wyoming murder
• Arkansas hacker charged in iPad data breach
• Arkansas senator: Nixing pay hike for workers possible
• Hugh McClain to be inducted into Arkansas Agricultural Hall of Fame
• Biologist upbeat about trout sample taken from White and Northfork rivers
• Memorial service set for Arkansas soldier
• Baxter County Conservation District to offer landscape trees
• Veterans Advisory Board meeting canceled
• Mountain Home man arrested after driving wrong way
• Baxter County jury duty canceled today
• Norfork City Council to meet today
• Teapot Party meeting set today in Mountain Home to discuss marijuana laws
• King's peace legacy praised after Arizona shootings
• Tour of Duty: World War II Marine veteran recalls Battle of Tarawa
• Nebraskan wins Miss America pageant, Miss Arkansas named first-runner-up
• Mountain Home offices closed today
• The Savvy Senior: Social Security benefits: What's taxable, what's not?
• Don Harp of Harps Foods dies at age 83
• Property Transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Fugitive arrested after shooting
• Local Briefs
• NPS seeks public input on environmental assessment
• GOP picks new party chairman to replace Steele
• Gov. names 2 to Ark. hwy. commission
• Entrepreneurial moms make businesses work for them
• Gannett helps Kindness Inc.
• Church Briefs
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Good marriage requires sweat
• Alert neighbors spot burning home
• Woman who snatched toddler from Mountain Home daycare ordered to transitional facility
• Fugitive arrested in Marion County after Missouri shooting
• Prosecutors open case in beauty queen's death
• Thousands gather for Arizona girl's funeral
• Mountain Home City Council Administrative Committee hears end-of-year issues
• Tracy Area Fire District Board resets meeting
• Driver's license testing in Izard County canceled
• Mallard Point man arrested in burglaries
• Two arrested in Marion County on drug charges
• Marion County murder case ends in guilty plea; 21-year-old Kent sentenced to life in prison
• BRMC Foundation, house leaders to celebrate in 2011
• Bulletin General Manager delivers $2,500 to Boy Scouts
• Lakeview City Council sets Tuesday meeting
• L.C. Sammons Youth Center to be closed
• Panel backs raises for Arkansas judges, prosecutors
• Bentonville High School stadium gets anti-bird system
• Fifth annual Volunteer Fair set at Baxter County Library
• Mountain Home to discuss alternative school changes tonight
• Correction
• Bank files for foreclosure against Sheid's Furniture Inc.; owner files for bankruptcy protection
• Mountain Home building activity down in 2010
• Parks murder trial delayed; multiple motions filed by defense
• Salesville mayor, citizens present issues at council meeting
• Democratic Arkansas Gov. Beebe sworn in for 2nd term
• Beebe delivers State of the State address
• Carbon monoxide eyed in Harrison surgeon's death
• Oxford resident escapes serious injury after Sunday blaze
• Yellville-Summit School Board renews superintendent Ivens' contract
• Mountain Home crews work early morning snow duty
• Northeast Lakeside Fire Protection District annual meeting slated
• Memorial fund established for infant Jesika Ford
• Grover Township Fire Protection District board meeting set tonight
• Bull Shoals City Court canceled
• Calico Rock man to face drug charges
• Baxter County jury duty canceled today
• Arkansas lawmakers gather at Capitol for session start
• 3 die on roads during record Arkansas snowfall
• Heater fire causes minor damage; residents reminded to practice safety
• Roads slick in Twin Lakes Area
• Baxter County deputy retires after 25 years
• Tour of Duty: Bastogne survivor recalls World War II experience
• Mountain Home District Court
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Baxter County District Court
• Property Transactions
• Arizona tragedy gives Congress a moment to pause
• NWS predicts moderate amount of snow for Twin Lakes Area
• Arkansas lawmakers to tackle taxes, highways, Medicaid
• Officials predict national job growth
• School considers Sikh fourth-grader's sword a weapon
• Church Briefs
• Showers of blackbirds air out conspiracy theories
• Gusty winds fuel grass fires in TL Area on Friday
• Local Briefs
• UA economist questions size of rice-crop decline
• Arkansas lottery director up for review for first time
• Twin Lakes Community Bank breaks ground
• Local students learn during Eagle Awareness weekend
• Ivory Coast recognized election winner wants his rival ousted
• CBO: Health care repeal would increase deficit
• Ark. lawmakers say ex-Globetrotter can join the House
• Lottery
• Historic entire reading of Constitution sees House tussle
• Two drug dealers sent to prison
• 2 new on Mountain Home City Council in 2011
• NC Board of Realtors/MLS Building ribbon cutting
• National Flood Insurance Program petition circulating
• Bull Shoals-White River State Park to host Eagle Awareness Weekend
• Norfork boy hams it up
• Three Arkansas police officers charged in armored car caper
• Governor Beebe doubtful tax hike for Arkansas roads could pass
• Baxter County Assessor adjusting to new job
• Mountain Home natives travel on flying adventure
• Baxter County OEM director says storm warning system, personnel performed correctly
• Louisiana has mass bird kill just days after Arkansas
• Cotter City Council hires Sugg to fill vacancy for disbursing agent
• Buffalo River program slated
• Mountain Home City Council agenda set for Thursday
• Mountain Home house nets $1.8M for Arkansas State University
• Write-in candidate for Baxter County sheriff pleads guilty to battery charge
• Flippin City Council holds first meeting with new mayor
• Baxter County judge calls county officers to meeting
• Diabetic fights to see, fights to change
• Former Baxter County jail inmate dismisses, re-files lawsuit
• Baxter County sheriff reports seven DWI arrests over holiday weekend
• Crash injures Norfork woman
• Two injured in Gassville rollover
• Felon arrested for carrying a gun in Izard County
• Group pushes for concealed carry on Arkansas campuses
• Blackbirds falling from Arkansas sky remains a mystery
• Former Flippin High School band director pleads not guilty to sexual assault
• Tour of Duty: Mountain Home man remembers close calls in World War II
• It's a girl: First baby of 2011 born at BRMC
• Piano students share talents
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Mountain Home, Baxter County officials hopeful sales tax trend continues
• 7th person dies after New Year's Eve tornadoes
• Twin Lakes Area officials sworn in
• Piano students entertain
• 2,000 dead birds mysteriously fall from Arkansas sky
• MHHS Class of 1970 reunion
• New Year's Eve tornadoes kill 6 in Arkansas, Missouri
• OMC sets time capsule
• Many Bull Shoals voters at odds with city government
• OES Chapter 202 officers
• Year in review: Twin Lakes Area economy sputters to life in 2010
• Fine Red Wines Christmas party
• Year in review: For Twin Lakes Area schools, 2010 a year of buildings and rebuilding
• Year in review: New Baxter County library opens, serves community
• Year in review: Several Twin Lakes Area residents charged with murder in 2010
• Year in review: Local governments debate waste management in 2010
• Kankey arrested for cruelty to horses; Viola man faces five felony, 113 misdemeanor charges
• Benefit account established for Rainey's
• Bull Shoals man arrested on drug warrants
• Mountain Home arrested for failure to register as sex offender
• Recall effort continues at Bull Shoals
• Preliminary autopsy results released in triple shooting
• TL Literacy Council receives Entergy grant
• Twin Lakes Area services offer free rides for a safer New Year's Eve
• Tiger Scouts visit fire station
• Craft some silvery glass for a shiny new year
• Cardboard is key to total local recycling program
• Retirees offer talents to Mountain Home Police Department project
• Arkansas parents seeking school transfers file new lawsuit
• Arkansas AG targets renegade sports agents, sex offenders
• City of Mountain Home meetings set
• New Baxter, Marion County officials to be sworn in Saturday
• Redeemer Lutheran sets Friday service
• Holiday closings announced
• Juveniles arrested for felony theft
• Sex offender registers in Baxter County
• Norfork Lake marina owners moving docks as level drops
• Ark. to observe Civil War's 150th anniversary
• Local Briefs
• Economic slump limited but not absent in Ark.
• Veteran's rep. Joseph Didden retires
• Federal lawsuit filed against MH school district
• Losing for love: Local man sheds 226 pounds
• Flames destroy storage building at Black Wolfe cafe
• Experiments test if implant device can block sleep apnea
• Unemployed get another jobless benefit — free yoga
• Veteran AP sportswriter, editor Prewitt dies at 73
• Andy Warhol's older brother dies
• Investigation into shooting continues
• In Congress, a harder line on illegal immigrants
• Investigation into fatal fire continues
• Marriages
• Divorces
• Man recalls spending 44 months in brutal Japanese POW camp
• Mother, daughter team up to help with horses
• ASUMH: 2010 Annual Fund Drive a success
• Jim Miller's Savvy Seniors: Help for seniors facing foreclosure
• Gov. Beebe not pleased with 3 state agencies on vehicle use
• Changes planned at 4 Ark. centers for the disabled
• Local Brief
• Lottery
• Spirit of Christmas: Mountain Home family, minus 1, celebrates Christmas
• RI Police: Santa didn't rob bar; bartender charged
• Holiday Roundup
• NORAD stays secret on how it tracks Santa
• Three found dead from gunshot wounds in Baxter County
• Spirit of Christmas: Christmas bright for woman who overcomes drug addiction
• Lake Norfork Striper Club donates $500
• St. Thomas breaks ground for parish hall
• Website lets readers reveal spirituality
• Take the time to look for your sign this holiday season
• Mountain Home man arrested for forgery
• Izard County Historical and Genealogical Society to meet Jan. 9
• Buffalo National River visitor centers closings announced
• Flippin School Board accepts band director's resignation
• Cotter Elementary Spelling Bee winners
• Spirit of Christmas: Community pulls together for injured veteran
• Author visits Yellville-Summit Elementary
• Former Baxter County J.P. dies in Clarkridge fire
• Worry-free wreaths you can build just in time
• Holiday happenings offer fun and worship
• Rescue operation continues in Mountain Home; Workers need help
• Spirit of Christmas: Family and teen grateful for his recovery from burns
• Norfork City Council passes 2011 budget
• Correction
• Mountain Home extends city budget into 2011
• Holiday happenings
• Holiday Closings
• Mountain Home man arrested after foot pursuit
• Six face drug charges following bust
• Lakeview City Council passes budget
• Driver tests in Marion County canceled
• Calico Rock man injured in crash
• Sex offender arrested for failure to register
• Eight nabbed in meth bust
• Baxter County Quorum Court adopts 2011 budget; no pay increase for employees
• Mountain Home businesses close, open in 2010
• MH FFA team attends conference
• O Christmas Tree: Couple celebrates Christmas with 17 trees
• Prosecutor: Former Flippin High School band director admits kissing student
• Lucy lumbers to the rescue
• Flippin High School band director charged with sexually assaulting student
• Helpers lend hand to Salvation Army
• Lawsuit settled in Mountain Home man's death
• Bull Shoals City Council discusses bonuses, budget
• Sharon Miller's Words for Women: Relax and enjoy the holidays
• Use these tips to hide holiday weight
• Twin Lakes Community Bank offers student art calendar
• Salesville City Council sets Jan. 4 workshop
• Holiday happenings to offer entertainment, worship
• Mother and son jailed for theft
• Property Transactions
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Where to donate unused senior living equipment
• ASUMH seeks dismissal of suit against vice chancellor; E-mail on state computers public record, defense says
• Holiday events to offer fun, music and worship
• Palette Art League officers
• Hobert Jones remembers World War II with Flying Tigers over China
• McMains arrested again for stealing thousands from niece
• Area birdwatchers participate in annual Audubon bird count
• DWI enforcement to increase during holiday season
• Feds defend Jonesboro shooter's drug conviction
• Local Briefs
• Prosecutor to review Ark land chief's car use
• Holiday Roundup
• Holiday tax bill is law — help for rich and poor
• Ark unemployment rate rises to 7.9% for Nov
• Church Briefs
• Tour of Duty: Gassville man recorded World War II in a stenopad
• Volunteers work to remodel old library
• WFF donates to School of New Hope
• LEGOs champs
• November sees 10 new Mountain Home businesses
• Sew with Cotton Contest
• Mountain Home water panel nixes billing idea
• Mountain Home teachers see pay increases with national board certification
• Entergy displays plans to handle severe weather crisis
• Mountain Home police say woman abandoned baby to shoplift
• Sally Rae hosts special lunch
• An injured horse gets a reprieve, two sick ones don't
• Mountain Home School Board to meet
• Mountain Home City Council agenda set for today
• Holiday Roundup
• ADEQ seeks $250K fine in fish kill
• No one hurt in fire
• Cotter council reviews budget, wants police to probe water records
• Commander of Baxter County reserve deputy program formally terminated
• Willie Nelson concertgoers say seating problems not so bad
• Producer of Willie Nelson concert says he won't book events at Vada Sheid Center until seating issues are corrected
• Mayfield handles last Salesville council meeting, recorder resigns
• Fire destroys chicken house
• Norfork Homecoming Court 2010-2011
• Mountain Home street director reports 'real good' year
• Driver charged with negligent homicide
• Rescue workers move 116 horses to Mountain Home
• Mountain Home man injured in motorcycle crash
• Everton man killed in accident
• Christmas Wish Center has closed
• Holiday events to offer fun, songs and worship
• Stahl Soccer Complex a long time coming
• Former Yellville-Summit School District Superintendent wins award
• Mountain Home Planning Commission approves rezoning
• Izard County to conduct sobriety checkpoints
• Bull Shoals man arrested
• Three arrested after reported assault
• Mountain Home man faces drug charges
• Baxter County unemployment dips to 7.9 percent in October
• Mountain Home City Council approves budget requests
• Tour of Duty: Infantryman recalls battles on Leyte, Okinawa
• Supplies needed for horse rescue effort, workers ask for community's help
• Property Transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Ole Chi Mill donates to Christmas Wish
• Power outages noted overnight Saturday
• Author visits with Mountain Home Junior High students
• Investigation into sick, injured horses continues
• Diabetes education sessions launched at Norfork
• OOI Board announces meeting
• Ark. lottery to face more scrutiny
• Suspected arsonist pleads guilty
• FUMC donates to MH schools
• Church Briefs
• Holiday Roundup
• Drivers needed for Road to Recovery
• NPWA annual meeting set
• Three arrested in local meth bust
• 117 sick, injured horses seized by FC sheriff
• Holiday cards for Arkansas veterans
• Local Briefs
• Holiday Roundup
• North BC Water group elects officers
• CenturyLink helps Wish
• Police chase ends in felony charge
• 4-H County Council officers
• Holiday Roundup
• More Christmas Wishes need to be fulfilled
• Dry Run Creek project takes prestigious national award
• Silver Spartans take robotics championship
• State auditors scrutinize financial practices of cities in Baxter County
• Arkansas Lottery Commission to discuss audit findings
• GOP blocks legislation to award seniors $250
• Local physician flies father's flag on Pearl Harbor Day
• Baxter County budget unsettled
• Tax deal should help economy, analysts say
• GOP veterans to lead key committees next year
• Mountain Home City Hall to be closed for luncheon
• Arkansas Pearl Harbor survivors gather for anniversary
• Flippin man arrested for child porn
• Cotter School Board says 'yes' to bonuses
• ADEQ eyes fish kill in Izard County
• Cotter budget workshop leaves unresolved issues
• Sloppy joes net dollars for Christmas Wish children
• Hundreds attends Jingle on the Green at ASUMH
• Flippin City Council cancels meeting
• Calico Rock man arrested
• Two Izard County men arrested in connection with burglary
• Mason Cruse family needs help
• Yellville City Council passes 2011 budget
• Baxter County lawmakers to consider 2011 budget
• Mountain Home School Board approves employee bonuses
• Cotter School Board to meet
• Whitlock to address White River Chapter of Trout Unlimited at ASUMH today
• Tour of Duty: Navy vet remembers decisive World War II battle
• Marriages
• Baxter County District Court
• Mountain Home District Court
• Property Transactions
• Jingle on the Green set tonight at ASUMH
• Lakeview-Midway Public Water Authority announces service outage
• The Savvy Senior: Solutions for those wintertime blues
• Yellville man killed in wreck near Mountain Home
• Church Briefs
• Rural Newton Co. school district sues state
• Local Briefs
• Correction
• FUMC to host Blue Christmas Service
• Walmart delivers new truck, food to regional food bank
• Annual Christmas parade a long and festive one
• Riders United 4 Children delivers carts of toys to Wish
• Alleged grease thief caught slick-handed
• Murder suspect pleads not guilty in Baxter County Circuit Court
• Robot invasion to arrive Saturday in Mountain Home
• Mountain Home mayor, city council accept US motto carving
• Christmas Parade set today in Mountain Home
• Pvt. Brandon Frasier graduates
• Myers speaks to Cameo Club
• Arkansas National Guard troops depart state
• FHS Interact Club captures award
• Stone County election lawsuit dismissed
• Salesville sets budget workshop
• MH School Board sees new teaching method in action
• Deficit panel split; painful package in doubt
• Level 2 sex offender notice issued
• Lottery
• Lawmakers negotiate tax cuts as House plans vote
• Yellville Christmas parade Saturday
• Gov. advises farmers to watch tax cut proposals
• Police Brief
• Local Briefs
• Events set to help Christmas Wish
• Area schools offer special holiday programming
• New enclosure enables rehab of injured Ark. eagles
• Local Briefs
• Clarification
• Wary meeting: Obama, GOP leaders pledge tax talks
• New deficit plan still eyes SS trims
• Parade, courthouse tree lighting ceremony Friday
• Woman says boyfriend dared her to shoot
• Mexico grabs alleged leader of La Familia gang Tuesday
• Mountain Home fire chief says smoking likely cause of fatal fire
• Cold weather, warm hearts are hallmarks of Float for Life
• Jodi Breedlove resigns from Bull Shoals City Council
• Correction
• Orscheln sets toy drive
• Back Forty sets Christmas Wish fundraiser
• Party leads to alcohol charges
• Norfork man dies while in Aruba
• Retail trade dips slightly in September
• Stabbing victim still in hospital
• There are many kids to help this Christmas -- Wishes 346-349
• Change dropped in Salvation Army kettles adds up
• Tour of Duty: Fighter 'Ace' recalls World War II
• Leslie Nielsen of 'Naked Gun' fame dies at age 84
• Property Transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Baxter County District Court
• Mountain Home District Court
• Fire kills Mountain Home man, women injured
• Baxter County woman charged in boyfriend's murder
• Black Friday sales brisk in Twin Lakes Area
• Wade Street Marketplace offers artists' creations
• Church Briefs
• Regional Happenings
• Christmas Wish benefit auction set Dec. 4
• Christmas Wish is at halfway point; many wishes yet to fill -- Wishes 321-330
• New flood map guidelines start Dec. 3
• Twin Lakes Area residents thankful to serve and be served
• Pinkston students attend leadership council
• 14th annual Marion County Tour of Homes benefits scholarship fund
• We're all in this Together
• Son of congressman-elect Womack sentenced to 10 years on drug charges
• Beebe: Lottery problems must be fixed soon, or else
• Nave wins numerous rodeo awards
• Hicks captures grand championship
• Baxter County Library usage increases at new home on the hill
• Road crews on watch for icy weather
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• Twin Lakes Area real estate sales down in October
• Why not include Wish children in your shopping?
• Marion County runoff to be certified Monday
• Two arrested on meth charges
• Two men busted on pot charges
• Cotter students help marathon
• Reward offered for stolen RTV
• Woman arrested on drug charges
• Mountain Home police investigating commercial burglaries
• Wish Center to close for Thanksgiving; much work remains ahead after break
• Marion County judge retains seat, Flippin has new mayor
• Police chief's termination leads to recall effort in Bull Shoals
• Ed Gilbert remembered as leader, peacemaker
• Salem men face March trial for murder
• CEO says First Federal cash position good, deposits insured
• Christmas Wish Distribution Center will be open today, Wednesday
• Mountain Home Food Basket opens today at new location
• Deer hunter dies in ATV mishap
• Twin Lakes Republican Women Club meeting set for Dec. 2
• Writer, photographer outing winds down
• Flippin School District put on alert
• Morrison captures Reserve Grand Champion Market Steer
• Bull Shoals City Council upholds termination of police chief
• TLCF sponsors Leadership Conference on Service and Volunteerism
• Correction
• Ralph Shew recalls World War II tour with 44th Engineers, 3rd Army
• British lose again: Mountain Home Junior High performs Revolutionary War re-enactment
• Izard County deputy hit by vehicle
• Heart of the Hills Chorus raises funds for Bull Shoals Food Pantry
• Baxter County Sheriff's Office joins 'Click It or Ticket'
• Dictionary day
• The Savvy Senior: Healthy meal service options for seniors who don't cook
• Property Transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Baxter County District Court
• Church Briefs
• Correction
• Chamber awards, scholar named
• CSB accepts bid Thursday
• Holiday Events Calendar
• Drury trustee, former Walmart CEO Jack Shewmaker dies
• Norfork Schools: Eat turkey; make kids smarter
• Several weekend events support Wish
• Man injured after tanker truck overturns
• Inmates inaugurate new equipment
• Giving Tree event benefits homeless shelters in Mountain Home
• Annual A.B.A.T.E. toy run for Christmas Wish set for Sunday
• Two change pleas in Baxter County Circuit Court
• $7.6 million will build Baxter-Marion Rural Water system
• Norfork man arraigned in 'bomb' case
• Tracy Ferry woman still kicking at 107 years old
• State seeks $21,565 in fines, criminal penalties in Rivercliff fish kill
• Fundraisers ongoing at Ultimate Auto locations
• Convicted murder who fled Van Buren County Jail at Clinton found at Texarkana
• Arvest donates to Norfork High School
• ASUMH says no merit to complaint against vice chancellor
• Food roundup continues to fight hunger across north Arkansas
• Holiday events calendar
• Arkansas highway group recommends tax hikes for roads
• Norfork is new site for diabetes education
• Lakeview preparing for inclement weather
• Gassville City Council accepts audit
• Norfork City Council gives nod to Vision Plan
• Correction
• Christmas Wish program running like clockwork
• Writers, photographers converge on Twin Lakes Area waters
• Baxter-Marion Rural Water Association #1 event set Thursday
• Mountain Home police make burglary arrest
• Correction
• Clothing, coats and shoes needed for Christmas Wish
• Rain man
• Calico Rock High School to host homecoming week
• Crowd turns out for Bull Shoals workshop with questions about police chief's firing
• Baxter County fugitive pleads guilty in Wyoming murder
• Carat Cake event Friday and Saturday benefits Christmas Wish
• White River Marathon offers new course
• Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department inspectors sweep through Baxter County
• Flippin School Board discusses new preschool
• Christmas Wish fundraiser set Friday, Saturday
• Mountain Home City Council wrestles with budget
• Lawsuit against Arkansas State University Mountain Home vice chancellor claims invasion of privacy
• Click It or Ticket announced
• Dolph man arrested on theft, drug charges
• Pineville man arrested on assault charge
• Correction
• The Savvy Senior: Have you been screened for diabetes lately?
• Five weeks left to fulfill the wishes of many children
• Arkansas Game and Fish Commission says another good year for deer hunting expected
• Property Transactions
• Marriages
• Divorces
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Norfork man arrested, explosive device found
• Early voting for runoff races begins Tuesday in Marion County
• Volunteers needed for Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Church Briefs
• FUMC breaks ground for new facility
• Local Briefs
• Brush fire, burn ban still in effect
• Public steps up to 'adopt' Wish families
• Friary plan hits snag with property
• Prosecutor to review audit findings of Izard Co. sheriff
• Fall Craftsfest, other events slated today in TL Area
• UMC circles to meet
• Congressman-elect Crawford stops in Mountain Home
• Baxter Bulletin Best of the Twin Lakes '10
• Several fundraisers slated to benefit Christmas Wish
• Large crowd gathers for Veterans Day observance in Mountain Home
• Today's school menus
• Today's senior centers menus
• Area lake levels
• Pollen remains low
• Odd News: Ohio teacher accused of sleeping on job is fired
• Business News: Companies yank cord on residential phone books
• Odd News: No more horsing around for teen who rode to school
• Make-A-Wish meeting Saturday
• Catch 62 Grill ribbon cutting
• Regional Happenings: Bluegrass, crafts, a toy run and more
• Truck Patch ribbon cutting
• Arkansas GOP Senator-elect Boozman undecided on GOP earmark ban
• Posting of sex offender info questioned at Salesville
• Odd News: The eyes have it; woman chased, bitten by raccoon
• Collision near Pyatt injures five
• Economist says Arkansas to lead way in recovery
• Marion County murder hearing reset for March
• Bull Shoals police chief fired
• Chen sentenced to 5 years supervised release
• Demeyer gets 120 years for rape, child pornography
• Mountain Home police kick off fundraising to remodel former library building
• Bulletin to launch 'Tour of Duty' Web page
• Veterans Day ceremony set for 11 a.m. today
• Entertainment News: 5 movies about TV that are must-sees
• New feature available on Baxter Co. Sheriff's website
• Area lake levels
• Three-car accident sends several to area hospitals
• Pet of the Week
• New Y-S school board member orientation this morning
• Entertainment News: Lambert wins 3 CMA awards, including album of year
• Veterans Day closings
• Health News: US survey: 1 in 10 kids has ADHD, awareness cited
• Early ASP probe results show fatal fire accidental
• Odd News: Sideshow performers unite at weird Pa. convention
• Mountain Home Veterans Day ceremony set
• Cotter city leaders start work on budget but won't be in office for 2011
• Mountain Home clerk plans faster way to locate city document
• Mountain Home Education Foundation announces Hall of Honor inductees
• Christmas Wish center up and running; volunteers needed
• Marion County Election Commission to meet Friday
• Downturn hits Humane Society of North Central Arkansas hard
• Former Mountain Home man sentenced to a total of 120 years
• Mountain Home man arrested for fourth time
• Tech News: Feds say woman illegally fired over Facebook remarks
• Area lake levels
• Tech News: E Ink, maker of Kindle display, to offer color
• Pollen still low, expected to increase
• Entertainment News: Another celeb thrown off 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Odd News: Oregon couple awaken, find naked man in closet
• Odd News: Cat blamed for starting fire with toaster oven
• Breaking News: Bull Shoals police chief terminated
• Dolph woman arrested, husband sought
• Lakeview man charged on two cases
• Marion County mill levy unchanged
• Correction
• Forest service waives fees on Veterans Day
• Mountain Home Veterans Day ceremony set
• Baxter County Sheriff Office asks for public's help
• Cotter School Board to meet Nov. 18
• Meetings set for foster, adoptive parents
• Mountain Home man hurt in wreck
• Harrison hospital CEO resigning
• Mountain Home planners eliminate procedure
• Six new businesses licensed in Mountain Home
• Lakeview man charged on two cases
• Water district chooses engineering firm
• Dolph woman arrested, husband still sought
• Stuffing Christmas stockings
• Area lake levels
• Republican lobbyist says health care reform won't be repealed
• Ragweed, grasses and juniper pollen is on the rise
• Baxter Bulletin names Mark Elliott ad director
• Tech News: Amazon to buy Diapers.com owner Quidsi for $500M
• Christmas Wish distribution center open today
• Entertainment News: Conan O'Brien returns to late-night TV with ease
• Joker the pig has new home
• Enterainment News: Olbermann apologizes to fans for donation 'drama'
• Area school menus
• Odd News: Cops say Fla. woman tried to sell grandson for $30k
• Area senior centers menus
• Odd News: Man performs CPR on his dog after alligator attack
• National News: Eggs recalled after salmonella found at Ohio farm
• Boone County man gets life in prison
• Arkansas National Guard soldiers return home
• Less than half of Arkansas voters turn out for general election
• The Savvy Senior: Best cell phone plans for seniors
• Midway area man faces numerous charges
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• U.S. Highway 62 overlay project continues into Baxter County
• M.C. White donates use of building to Christmas Wish
• Mountain Home bistro uses 'green' heat
• Area school menus
• Senior centers menus
• Norfork School to have meeting
• Hot Springs Flute Ensemble to visit Mountain Home
• Judge rejects bond requests
• Morning fire destroys Flippin residence
• NABORS helps Wish again this year
• National writers, photogs to visit TL Area
• Gear up for holidays, help area kids at Frosty Festival
• New Online Polls
• Church Briefs
• Christian Church of Mountain Home sets first service
• Two communities receive statewide volunteer award
• Art gallery reception set Sunday
• Yellville-Summit School District recommended for AdvanceED accreditation
• Linck, Benedict, Irvin win state legislative seats
• Arkansas department heads, others give up state cars
• Regional Happenings
• New hearing ordered for 'West Memphis Three'
• Mountain Home man changes plea, gets more prison time
• NABORS permit approved; ADEQ notes improvements
• State News; Ark. joins suit against credit-counseling agency
• Volunteers set up Christmas Wish Center; some items needed
• State News: New hearing ordered for 3 in Ark. scout deaths
• Mountain Home Junior High students honor vets
• Early morning fire destroys Flippin home
• New Online Polls
• Today's school menus
• Area lake levels
• Entertainment News: 'Bachelorette' contestant found dead in California
• Odd News: Pa. man accused of wearing high heels out of store
• Odd News: Sheriff says NC man hid under home as ex-wife slept
• Today's death notices
• Odd News: Female topless ballot question fails in Mass. city
• Tech News: AP to deliver high-def video with digital upgrade
• Health News: Mom in Spain happy that her 10-year-old gave birth
• Science News: NASA spacecraft set to rendezvous with comet
• Odd News: Domino's Pizza to pay $31,000 for one hour of work
• Today's death notices
• Marion County sets runoffs for county judge, Flippin mayor
• Marion County polls swamped with voters
• Computer glitch skews Baxter County election count; tally corrected
• Fundraiser nets $9K for Christmas Wish program
• Out of the cave: Mountain Home High School abandons old library, moves to new building
• Norfork Chamber of Commerce helping upgrade docks
• Tonight's Mountain Home City Council meeting canceled
• State News: McDaniel says he respects decision in Echols case
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• Kasinger benefit set Sunday
• Mountain Home sets meetings
• Mountain Home council meeting canceled
• Wiseman woman dies in accident
• Joker the Swedish pig leaves Mountain Home
• Glitches, big turnout slow Marion County election results
• Lincoln loses, Beebe wins re-election
• Baxter County cities elect mayors, council
• Scouts received river boat donation
• Baxter County voters give wins to local incumbents
• Some incorrect voting totals published in today's print edition
• Odd News: W.Va. woman, 102, accepts unclaimed $507 check
• Odd News: Police say costumed girl had role in Halloween holdup
• Marion County reports election results
• Wiseman woman killed in accident
• In fitness trends, it's back to basics
• CDC: High blood pressure awareness, treatment up
• Now the work begins for Christmas Wish volunteers
• Crash near Yellville injures two
• Yellville-Summit sets special school board meeting
• Murder suspect changes facilities
• Baxter County justices adopt mill tax levy
• Officials say fire risk remains high
• Baxter Regional Hospital Foundation launches fund-raising campaign
• Today is election day
• Marion County jury canceled
• Area school menus
• Area lake levels
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• Linda Masters' Etc.: Farewell to a pet is a sad affair
• Odd News: Drunken diaper-wearing man seeking candy arrested
• Odd News: Man robs bank, then offers $1K for a ride
• Entertainment News: Rapper T.I. reports to Ark. federal prison again
• Divorces
• New Online Polls
• Odd News: Wis. runner collides with deer during race
• Odd News: Man gets 5-day sentence for theft caught in photo
• Janet Wood's From the AD: Lady Bombers reach Final Four
• Arkansas board set to create rule on fracking
• Candidates trek across state on election eve
• The Savvy Senior: Changes coming to Medicare Part D
• Today is the deadline to apply for Christmas Wish
• Mountain Home Chamber banquet headed for the bayou
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• Still time to double your donation to Christmas Wish
• Y-S sets special school board meeting
• Marriages
• Today's Halloween- and fall-related events
• Flippin man injured in wreck
• Bull Shoals mayor gives state-of-the-city address
• Mountain Home School Board presents annual report, hires
• Marion County receives two grants
• Baxter County Quorum Court to review mill tax levy
• Time runs short to apply for Christmas Wish help
• Nine arraigned in Baxter County Circuit Court
• Halloween events fill weekend
• Early voting continues today, Monday
• Witch comes out of the broom closet
• CORRECTION: Christian Church of Mountain Home not meeting at new location
• Halloween- and fall-related events
• Two sent to hospital following Friday accident
• Sharon Miller's Words for Women: Website offers help for coping with loss
• Mobile Mammography Unit Calendar
• Health Briefs
• Research aims to cut disparities in stroke care
• Wanted murder suspect in jail
• NABORS engineers to submit cell plan
• Clinic operating under new physician
• Highway widening project scheduled to begin
• Early voting brisk on Monday
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• Bull Shoals Art Club show slated this weekend
• Mountain Home Public Safety Committee meets today
• Mountain Home Area Chamber of Commerce 'Bayou Bash' is Nov. 19
• New Online Polls
• Rodeo Drive ceremony scheduled Friday
• Cotter school's annual report scheduled Monday
• Calico Rock tour is Saturday
• Support Group Calendar
• Mountain Home Public Safety Committee meets Tuesday
• Norfork schools schedule parent-teacher conferences
• Missouri man wanted on murder charge is in jail
• Two Lakeview men hurt in collision
• Property Transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• The Bulletin Christmas Wish program begins 22nd year
• Early voting starts today for Nov. 2 general election
• Blind massage therapist and employer receive honors
• Several running for Marion County offices
• Area school menus
• Bull Shoals workshop set for tonight
• Senior Center menus
• Marion County issues burn ban
• Christmas Wish begins today
• North section of Rodeo Drive to open Friday
• Two injured in Saturday accident
• Gassville council sets meeting
• NPWA to meet
• Church Briefs
• Clarification
• High school seniors tour college
• Christmas Wish begins Monday
• Gamaliel FD receives grant
• School board fills vacated position
• Tracy Area FD receives grant
• 4 running for Baxter County Quorum Court
• New Online Polls
• National News: Social Security to announce no COLA for 2011
• Odds News: Piece of drill bit left in RI hospital patient
• Faulkner County has another slightly stronger earthquake
• Sample ballots
• Baxter County Sheriff's Office to have open house
• Norfork planners to meet Monday
• Correction
• Seven new Mountain Home businesses licensed in September
• Regional Happenings: Fall festival, art, ghost tours and more
• Exploding ammo slows fight against Arkansas Guard post fire
• Cotter corrects '08 fund misuse, auditor withdraws citing calls from candidate for mayor
• Two running for Baxter County assessor
• Today's death notices
• Local artist visits MHHS art department
• Gassville council agenda set Tuesday
• Annual lure show set Saturday in Mountain Home
• Sheriff plans annual open house
• Today's school menus
• Area lake levels
• Today's area senior centers menus
• Pollen from grasses to annoy allergy sufferers
• Mountain Home Water Department to continue work on First Street
• Mountain View woman claims $250K lottery prize
• Mountain Home girl shows Reserve Grand Champion Market Steer at Arkansas State Fair
• Mountain Home High School Band scores well in contest, hosts competition Saturday
• Health News: FDA admits mistake in approving knee device
• Ashley Black benefit is Saturday
• Health News: FDA warns 8 companies marketing miracle cures
• Marion County Circuit Court hears from county resident on nursing home
• Today's death notice
• Concrete truck overturns
• Recall News
• Two running for Baxter County sheriff
• New Online Polls
• Ranger Boats owners, AIDC to plow $16M into expansion; 115 new jobs anticipated
• Area lake levels
• Area school menus
• Four-day allergy forecast
• Area senior centers menus
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• Health News: FDA warns of fractures with osteoporosis drugs
• Odd News: Grandma's ashes mistakenly sold at Fla. yard sale
• 3.5 magnitude earthquake recorded near Greenbrier
• New Gallery: Ranger Boats expands
• White House to become 'Pink' House' for Breast Cancer month
• Salesville City Council overrules planners on rezoning
• Halloween is coming; check out the new Halloween portal
• Mountain Home woman claims $250K lottery prize
• Ashley Black benefit is Saturday
• Candidates night slated Friday in Bull Shoals
• Cotter City Council sets special meeting
• Correction
• Trials set in fatal crash lawsuits
• Hinrichs wins runoff election for Cotter School Board position
• BRMC Auxiliary nears $1 million goal
• Beebe, officials to announce economic development plan for Fishing Holdings LLC
• Two running for Baxter County judge
• Group: Tests show lead in Walmart, Target products
• Mountain Home man must find new home for Joker the Swedish pig
• Painting from New York home may be a Michelangelo
• 101 Gamaliel Fire Department Commission meeting reset
• Today's death notices
• Area school menus
• Earthquake shakes Okla., among strongest in state
• Area senior centers menus
• Burn ban issued for Baxter County
• BREAKING NEWS: Concrete truck rolls over, driver uninjured
• Today's death notices
• Willie Nelson to perform Dec. 9 at Sheid Center in Mountain Home
• BREAKING NEWS: Joker lives! But somewhere else ...
• First major event at Sheid Center a success
• Area senior centers menus
• New Online Polls
• Linda Masters' Etc.: Bull Shoals Art Club expo; clothing giveaway slated
• Area lake levels
• Pollen count fluctuates
• Area school menus
• Tech News: Microsoft bets big on new phone software
• Odd News: Ambulance stolen with paramedics treating patient
• Three injured in accident
• Briarcliff councilman arrested
• Gassville man charged in meth case
• Norfork elects school board officers
• Cotter School Board runoff election today
• Two candidates seek Briarcliff City Council seat
• Power outage
• Earthquake felt in Twin Lakes Area
• Cotter council sets special meeting Thursday
• Bank burglars strike in Mountain Home
• Odd News: 10-10-10: Vegas chapels busy on symmetrical date
• Check out the Little Big Town photo gallery
• Meetings set for foster, adoptive parents
• Property Transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Bank break-in under investigation
• Mountain Home District Court
• Quake shakes several northern Arkansas counties
• Baxter County District Court
• New Online Polls
• Mass flu shot clinics to begin
• UPDATE: Earthquake felt in northern Arkansas upgraded to 4.0 magnitude
• Hundreds gather for Donald W. Reynolds Library dedication in Mountain Home
• Baxter County man arrested on drug charges
• Six running for Bull Shoals City Council seats
• BREAKING NEWS: Accident causes power outage in Gamaliel area
• Mountain Home High School fights drug resistant infections
• Pollen back in the daily picture
• Man arrested in Fulton County burglary
• Janet Wood's From the AD: Run with the Bulls a success at MH
• Area school menus
• The Savvy Senior: How to save on your final farewell
• Area senior center menus
• Entertainment News: 'Social Network' repeats as No. 1 draw with $15.5M
• Odd News: Vt. police: Women had 77 cats living in 2 cars
• One injured in Friday accident
• Dedication of Donald W. Reynolds Library is today
• Church Briefs
• Norfork citizens discuss moving forward on goals
• Wreck injures one
• Cotter man gets 14 years in prison
• Local briefs
• Bus driver charged with DUI
• Library dedication is today
• Turkey Trot continues today
• Bull Shoals Police Auxiliary receives donation
• 4 candidates vie for Bull Shoals City Council
• Bull Shoals Food Pantry benefit today
• G.G. Club bazaar slated today
• Zane Rimes benefit today
• Dedication of Donald W. Reynolds Library is today
• Woman arrested for burglary,theft
• Grover Township Fire Protection District Commission to meet Tuesday
• Today's school menus
• Cotter man to serve prison time for robbery
• Area lake levels
• Mountain Home Police Department issues warrant for local man
• Pollen on the rise
• Entertainment News: Warner Bros. says new 'Harry Potter' flick will be 2-D
• Science News: Virus, fungus new suspects in bee disease
• Health News: Abbott withdraws diet pill in US, Canada
• Odd News: Woman mistakenly uses glue instead of eye drops
• Today's death notices
• Yellville-Summit School Board announces agenda
• Big Flat woman injured in crash
• Update: School bus driver charged with drugs
• 11-year-old dies in ATV wreck
• Norfork City Council to meet Tuesday
• Man dies after crash
• Today's school menus
• Regional Happenings: Turkey Trot, pancakes, veterans cookout and more
• Today's senior center menu
• Mountain Home School Board awards bid
• New Online Polls
• Mountain Home City Council digs into animal control issue
• Baxter County Circuit Court works through standing-room-only crowd
• Final defendant pleads guilty in dragging incident
• Two running for Bull Shoals mayor
• Group carves national motto sign
• Briarcliff P&Z cancels meeting
• Man injured in Monday crash dies
• Area lake levels
• Allergy forecast
• Business News: Splurges likely to stay part of Christmas past
• Tech News: Facebook offers new way to sort friends, copy info
• Odd News: Miss. judge jails attorney for not reciting pledge
• Food Bank of North Central Arkansas qualifies for training
• No driver's testing Friday in Marion County
• Early voting continues for Cotter School Board runoff election
• 65th annual Turkey Trot Festival set this weekend
• Four candidates vie for Flippin City Council seats
• Mayor Osmon announces new animal control procedure for Mountain Home
• Fire safety 'dog' Sparky makes friends in Mountain Home schools
• Recall: GM recalls 4,000 Cadillac SRXs over power steering
• Improvement a tradition in Twin Lakes Area
• Recalls: Frying pans and jogging strollers
• Area school menus
• Two-vehicle accident injures one
• Senior Center menus
• One-vehicle accident kills Zion boy
• Mountain Home water tests showing coliform; Health department says 'no public health risk'
• Marion County probationer arrested
• Three candidates seek office of Flippin mayor
• Area lake levels
• Mostly subs show for Baxter County Farm Bureau Federation's meet-the-candidates forum
• Allergens at a low level
• Christmas Wish kicks off today with volunteer meeting
• John Berry's Fly-Fishing for Trout: Trout Unlimited banquet set for Saturday
• Area school menus
• Linda Masters' From the Kitchen: For a German celebration, bake up some pretzels
• Senior Center menus
• Entertainment News: Margaret Cho sheds a tear as she leaves `Dancing'
• National News: Medal of Honor to Green Beret killed in Afghan war
• Odd News: Cops: Mass. woman threw dog dung in driver's face
• Mark Keaton's Extension News: A monthly checklist for gardeners
• Driver's license testing canceled
• Goat milk plant must submit request for zoning change
• Baxter County Quorum Court discusses culvert ordinance
• Fall Festival Calendar
• City officials notified of new cable TV rates
• Annual Freedoms Field fundraiser set
• Rotary Pancake Day is Saturday
• Pollen remains low
• Senior Center menus
• Entertainment News: As 'Peanuts' turn 60, Schulz family plans future
• New Online Polls
• Odd News: Man plans 300-mile Harley ride without using hands
• Marion County Budget and Finance Committee meeting set Monday
• Boat launches to close temporarily
• Correction
• Flippin announces agenda for tonight's meeting
• Banned Books Week
• State News: Ark. gov announces new policy on state-owned cars
• Sales tax revenue slips slightly
• Odd News: Memphis teen shot in behind over sagging pants
• Baxter County Quorum Court to discuss ordinances tonight
• Fitness and Health: Exercise shortcuts for a big bang
• Two face off for Mountain Home City Council Ward 2, Position 1 seat
• Sharon Miller's Words for Women: Race for the Cure just around corner
• Red Cross Blood Drive Calendar
• Study backs new heart valve without cracking chest
• Arvest Bank donates to MCSP Scholarship Fund
• Norfork man arrested at store
• Tournament Champs
• Two injured, one critically in Monday crash
• Big Creek Ladies Champ
• Man arrested Monday for assault
• Cotter kids support marathon for Kenya
• Area lake levels
• Area school menus
• Two vie for Mountain Home City Council Ward 1, Position 1 seat
• Armed Mountain Home man captured after manhunt
• Racing for a friend: Racers turn out for Community Charity Challenge
• New Online Polls
• Area school menus
• Chefs name gardens top restaurant trend of 2010
• Senior Center menus
• Facebook splits stock 5 for 1
• Area lake levels
• Odd News: NC farmer: 600 pounds of trout scooped from pond c
• Pollen hangs in a low level
• Janet Wood's From the AD: Lady Bomber golfers claim 6A-East Conference crown
• The Savvy Senior: How to get help with Medicare enrollment
• Norfork man arrested at Calico Rock store
• Property Transactions
• Divorces
• Marriages
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Appeal puts 3 Arkansas boys' murders back in spotlight
• Ozark Health Fair
• Suspect captured after 3 1/2-hour manhunt
• Annual fly-fishing show continues today in MH
• BRMC foresees income declines
• Music from Holocaust captures culture of the Nazi prison camps
• Sisters honor St. Francis' love of animals by loving their own
• Correction
• Homecoming Queen and King crowned
• Farm Bureau to welcome candidates
• Three candidates vie for MH mayor
• BRMC treats injured from bus crash
• Scouts tour Cline Emergency Center
• Two vie for Cotter City Council seat, two for Salesville mayor
• Voter registration deadline is Monday
• National Transportation Safety Board releases preliminary crash report
• D.A.R.E. trailer to be at Ozark Health Fair Saturday
• Meth cases dominate Baxter County Circuit Court
• Area lake levels
• Arkansas Supreme Court hears appeal in 'West Memphis 3' case
• Allergy sufferers rejoice: Pollen dips
• Ozark Honor Flight: 65 years later, a homecoming
• Entertainment News: Dailey & Vincent win entertainer of the year
• Today's school menus
• Science News: Giant penguins with no tux? Fossil feathers say so
• New Online Polls
• Odd News: Washington potato official going on all-spud diet
• Tech News: Yahoo losing 3 top execs, raising more worries
• 1-vehicle accident injures Yellville woman
• Oct. 1 death notices
• School bus crash in Marion County sends three to hospital
• Regional Happenings
• Norfork public meeting set Monday on long-range 'vision' survey results
• Bull Shoals reaches agreement for medical clinic
• Meth lab seized after manhunt
• Area lake levels
• New Gallery: MHHS Parade
• Recall: Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million items
• State News: Court hears appeal in 'West Memphis Three' case
• State News: McDaniel cites 'solid precedent' in Echols case
• Obit: Stand-up comedian Greg Giraldo dies at 44
• Damien Echols to ask for new trial in 1993 deaths
• Quarry Park access to close for repairs
• Benefit art workshop set today
• Bull Shoals City Council meets today
• National News: Rate board denies Postal Service price hike plea
• Freedoms Field 2010 is under way
• Sept. 30 death notices
• Two vie for Cotter City Council Ward 3, Position 2 seat
• Accident send 3 to hospital
• Friday Night Fever
• Marion County Budget and Finance Committee meeting today
• 2010 Mountain Home High School Homecoming Court
• Pollen stays in medium range
• Five Mountain Home area residents nabbed in meth bust
• Obit: Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas home
• State's biggest fly-fishing show starts today in Mountain Home
• Sports News: Tour champion Contador tests positive, suspended
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• Odd News: Man to spend Christmas in jail for next 5 years
• Baxter County jurors need not report today
• North Central Arkansas Adoption Coalition picnic set for Saturday
• Obit: Arthur Penn, director of 'Bonnie and Clyde' dies
• Hospital Foundation receives Bartos Endowment gift
• State News: Ark. GOP files lawsuit over state vehicle use
• Cotter School Board approves budget
• Benefit watercolor workshop is Thursday
• Two running for Cotter City Council Ward 2, Position 2
• State News: Ark. court to hear Echols' request for new trial
• Gassville City Council renews existing 5-mill property tax
• Linda Masters' From the Kitchen: The time for soup finally has arrived
• Baxter County pot raid nets 24 plants, two arrests
• John Berry's Fly-Fishing For Trout: Time for fly fishers conclave
• Baxter County too prosperous for stimulus funds, official says
• No sneezing for allergy sufferers
• Area schoo lmenus
• Entertainment News:`Dancing' says bye-bye to boo-gate and Bolton
• Online Poll questions open
• Health News: Court OKs US-funded stem cell research for now
• Two-vehicle accident injures one
• Mountain Home homecoming parade is today
• Bull Shoals Council sets agenda
• Sept. 29 death notices
• Baxter-Marion County Water Association meeting slated Oct. 7
• Bull Shoals fall cleanup scheduled
• Odd News: Cakewalk: Thieves leave trail of snack wrappers
• Linda Masters' Etc.: Gospel music is coming your way
• Linda Masters' newest blog: I've been 'defriended'
• Mountain Home Rotary's 2010 Pancake Day tickets on sale
• Lakeview Midway Public Water Authority to meet today
• Peel couple arrested on drug charges
• Baxter County Sheriff's Office says National Take-Back Day successful
• Missouri man dies in motorcycle crash
• Mountain Home woman arrested on theft charges
• Murder trial ends in mistrial
• Two seek Cotter City Council Ward 2, Position 1 seat
• Three injured in Tuesday crash
• Marion County alcohol petitions ruled invalid in one precinct
• Jurors need not report Wednesday
• Baxter County Courthouse receives new roof
• Pot bust nets 24 plants, two arrests
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• Nate Allen's Hawg Calls: Arkansas must get speedy Wingo involved in running game
• New Online Polls
• National News: Calls for longer school years face budget reality
• Area lake levels
• Obituary: 'Titantic' Co-star Gloria Stuart Dies at 100
• Enjoy fall -- pollen count remains low
• 3 from Mountain View killed in crash
• Alleged counter-leaping hydrocodone thief arrested
• Mountain Home woman arrested for theft of funds
• Self-described 'ninja' charged with Mountain Home burglary
• New Online Polls
• Four face off for seats on Cotter City Council
• Area lake levels
• Firefighters converge on Mountain Home
• Pollen medium for allergy sufferers
• Area school menus
• The Savvy Senior: Recommended vaccinations for seniors this flu season
• Janet Wood's From the AD: Lady Bomber golfers primed for run at state tourney
• Odd News: Cuffed woman steals cruiser, leads 100 mph chase
• Odd News: GA leader: Boring names will stop rural sign theft
• Business News: Wal-Mart offers to buy Massmart for $4.25B
• Marion County couple arrested on drug-related felonies
• Property Transactions
• Marriages
• Divorces
• Mountain Home District Court
• Baxter County District Court
• Northeast Lakeside Fire Department's Septemberfest today
• Jailed Bull Shoals man faces more charges
• Fallen Firefighters not soliciting by phone
• Serenity receives $20,000 grant
• Three candidates vie for Cotter mayor
• Arkansas State University Mountain Home program hopes to lure students to higher education
• Salem community sale today
• American Legion fundraisers today
• Soda Pop Cruiser car show today
• Accident claims lives of three near Mountain View
• White River Railroaders Reunion today
• Baxter Co. Conservation District begins annual nut sale
• "Rescues and Runways" fashion show fundraiser today
• Salvation Army seminar set
• Ralph-Caney RFD barbecue today
• Northeast Lakeside Fire Department's Septemberfest set Sunday
• Ky. theologian warns yoga dangerous to Christians' faith
• SoCal winemakers want to block church expansion
• Church Briefs
• Norris Burkes' Spirituality: Real men unafraid to acknowledge their limitations
• Sting leads to drugs, weapons arrest
• Dinosaurs take over Hackler Intermediate School courtyard
• Pollen count finally falls
• Today's school menus
• Entertainment News: '50s pop singer Eddie Fisher dies at age 82
• New Online Polls
• Health News: Study finds mammograms offer modest benefit
• Odd News: Ark. man survives passing out with head in museum noose
• Joanne Ragsdale's A Child's Time to Read: Book offers insight middle-schooler's troub
• Two injured in late Thursday afternoon accident
• Northeast Lakeside Fire Department's Septemberfest set Sunday
• Flippin School sets public meeting
• Area Scholarship Winners
• Oakland-Promise Land Volunteer Fire Department sets special meeting
• Drug burn slated Saturday in Mountain Home
• One injured in boat collision on Lake Norfork
• Flippin School Board to meet Monday
• Regional Happenings: Fair time, fishing, dancing and more
• Gassville council agenda set Tuesday
• Two candidates running for Norfork mayor
• Marion County Election Commission cancels meeting
• Cotter council makes no change in property tax for 2011
• Today's school menus
• Jury rules in favor of Mountain Home medical clinic
• Area lake levels
• Tech News: Enough 'Farmville'? Facebook revamps game updates
• Science News: 2 new dinosaur species discovered in southern Utah
• Odd News: Man arrested after picking fight with pet parrot
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Friends of the North Fork and White Rivers to meet Monday
• New Online Polls
• Humane Society of North Central Arkansas announces new hours
• Baxter County Conservation District nut sale is under way
• The Poetry Thing set Saturday at Donald W. Reynolds Library
• Case of staph infection reported in Norfork school system
• Mountain Home teacher finalist for state title
• Dog adoption canceled
• Blowing in the wind
• Two candidates running for Gassville mayor
• One suspect at large, one in jail after robbery and murder in Ozark County, Mo.
• Area school menus
• Area lake levels
• Allergy relief is in sight
• Baxter County Fair
• Red White And Blue Festival
• Chris Carder a Top Five Finalist for Momentum Award!

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