Ozarka celebrates Bonnie Crider
Katie NorrisOzarka College director of PR and marketing MELBOURNE, AR – Bonnie Crider, Ozarka College maintenance technician, retired recently after 25 years of service. Mrs.… Login to continue reading Login…
October 2023
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Lions Club vision screening at Mammoth Spring, Thayer schools
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Baxter Regional Behavioral Health Clinic announces closure
Tobias PugsleyBaxter Regional Baxter Regional Behavioral Health Clinic, a local provider of outpatient behavioral health services, has announced that it will be closing its doors… Login to continue reading Login…
Bank of Salem, Ozarka College scholarship recipients
Mary HarrisBank of Salem Bank of Salem’s partnership with Ozarka College and Arkansas State University—Mountain Home, is paving the way for students from Fulton County… Login to continue reading Login…
Safe Night Ministries Benefit
Courtesy of LWML and Peace Lutheran Church of Cherokee Village Peace Lutheran Church hosts chili supper On Saturday, Oct. 7 from 5 to 7 p.m.,… Login to continue reading Login…
Zombie Invaded-Haunted House in Evening Shade!
The first annual haunted house fundraiser will be found in Evening Shade at the Gymnasium beginning the weekends of Oct.
Always a welcomed music talent on Hardy’s Main Street!
One of Hardy’s favorites will be gracing the stage at Dr.
Fulton County Justice of the Peace filing deadline
Special to Areawide News The Fulton County Republican Party announced the time to file for county office and committee is Nov. 6 at noon to… Login to continue reading Login…
Arkansas hunters set new alligator harvest record
The 2023 Arkansas Alligator Season drew to a close at sunrise Monday, and, when the smoke on the water cleared, hunters had tallied 202 legally harvested alligators, swamping the old record of 174 taken in 2020.AGFC Biologist Mark Barbee, who works out of the Monticello Regional Office and has coordinated the season since its inception in 2007 said the increased harvest was not surprising as more tags were issued this year than ever before as well.