Have you ever said to someone my stomach just in knots or “I’m all knotted up”. What we are saying is that we are feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or emotionally tangled, perhaps we are carrying burdens and are facing multiple issues that feel difficult to untangle; essentially, it means someone is experiencing a lot of internal tension and anxiety.
Mark your calendars now. The Mountain Home Moose Lodge #1953 has scheduled its popular 17th annual GermanFest for Saturday, October 18.
Marion County Sheriff Gregg Alexander reports that the Marion County Sheriff’s Office and the 14th Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney’s Office recently sponsored a three (3) day crime scene training course to area law enforcement agencies on the campus of Arkansas State University Mountain Home.
– Ken Reeves, a longtime attorney, banking leader, and community advocate, will be recognized as the 2025 Ozarks Ambassador at the North Arkansas College Foundation Evening on the Plaza event for his public service benefiting Harrison and the region.
Have-A-Heart Pet Shelter (HAH) has some exciting news this week for our community! This year, HAH has been chosen to work with BISSELL Pet Foundation and hundreds of shelters in 38 states for the Bissell Pet Foundation “Empty the Shelters” Event.
Marion County 4-H'ers raising broilers. They exhibited their birds at the Baxter County open broiler show. We are very proud of their accomplishments! #4h #Arkansas4H
First consultant on female Veterans’ medical care Following the conclusion of World War II, Craighill became one of the first consultants on female Veterans’ medical care at VA, a post she was referred to by General Omar Bradley. In this new position, she worked alongside other specialists in VA hospitals.
RUSSELLVILLE - Arkansas Governor’s School has announced the names of 360 students who completed the 46th edition of the program during summer 2025.
The cold front had stalled, and it was a brisk walk for the two boys on their way to school. Will got an early start, so the two could walk the bottom ground along Hog Creek, in hopes of jumpin’ a rabbit before school. Rabbit in the bean pot, and a nickle for the hide!