Pictured here are young artist place winners at the 38th Annual Flippin School FIne Arts Extravaganza. Middle school place winners are from left to right, First and Second place-Shayla Stowe, grade 8 and Third Place- Kamryn Phillips, grade 8.
Book Description for Letters from a Trauma Survivor In this visceral and real-life account, Recovery Ryder shares a series of letters from a multi-trauma survivor. Inspired by the pursuit of recovery for herself and others, the author offers hope and healing through their words.
HARRISON – In a heartwarming display of generosity and compassion, Florence Yeager, a dedicated employee of North Arkansas Regional Medical Center, has chosen to celebrate her retirement by giving a special gift to the House of Hope, a prominent charitable organization in our community. This selfless act demonstrated Florence’s commitment to making a positive impact beyond her years of service at the hospital.
After the May Marion County Quorum Court (MCQC) meeting, some in attendance left the Marion County Courthouse with disturbing questions. One person said we need to send in the clowns.
RUSSELLVILLE - Several participants accepted an invitation from Arkansas Tech University staff member Deidra Dillard to come forward and speak about their experience at the 2023 ATU First Generation Institute during the program’s closing ceremony on Thursday, June 8. One of those speakers captured the spirit of the event and left Dillard with an indelible memory.
Shayla Stowe, grade 8 from Flippin Middle School won 3rd Place in the Preserve the Past Art Contest. The contest is open to all Arkansas 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th graders. Submissions must be related to a historic Arkansas property that is 50 years old or older. The contest was sponsored by the Arkansas Preservation Historical Program. Shalya’s artwork will be on display at the Historic Arkansas Museum in Little Rock throughout June.
Given the cancellation of the Planning and Zoning meeting by the mayor of Bull Shoals for unknown reasons on May 24, clarification is needed regarding the position of the Bull Shoals Planning and Zoning Commission. Planning Commissions were created in 1947, amended 1957, by the state of Arkansas separate from the creation of city codes per ACA 14-56-404 – 409.
Recently, Miss Sarah (Sadie) Akers received the Genevieve Fancher Art Scholarship sponsored by the Harrison Art League for $500.00. Miss Akers is the daughter of Mr.
The Yellville-Summit School Board is scheduled to meet Monday, June 12, at 5:30 p.m. in the Y-S District Building for their regularly scheduled meeting. The board will discuss financials, equipment and possible projects to improve the school.
Marion County Court Complex is the place for many committee for Marion County. This is where the procedures and budget committees recently met.
