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Under the Friday Night Lights PANTHERS FALL at HOMECOMING
The Yellville-Summit Panthers welcomed the Melbourne Bearkatz Friday, September 29, to Panthers Stadium for Homecoming. At gametime, the skies were clear as the sun went down, and the temperature was 86 degrees.
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MC Cowgirl Makes the Finals
Submitted by Tommy Johnson I rise in the morning to meet the early dawn, Stumble to the kitchen and put the coffee on. A quick cup down and out to the barn, where I meet my friend, To stretch and to yawn.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
I will be doing a story each week in October with interesting points on Breast Cancer, I hope you all enjoy it, and it helps someone in need. Breast Cancer facts Double the risk, A woman’s risk of breast cancer nearly doubles if she has a first-degree relative (mother, sister, daughter) who has been diagnosed with breast cancer.
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Tax Deadline Approaches
by Carla Purdome The Marion County Collector’s office would like to remind Marion County residents, taxes are due by October 15, 2023 (the 15th is on Sunday). Please check to make sure your Homestead Credit and current DAV letter is in place.
Read MoreTax Deadline ApproachesGrowing Up Flippin
Continuing this week with memories of school days...When I started First Grade at Flippin Public School, it was a family affair for me. My father, Lyle Wood, was on the School Board.
Read MoreGrowing Up FlippinSpecial meeting in Flippin
The Flippin City Council held a special meeting ahead of the regular meeting for the city Tuesday, September 19 to discuss the potential of purchasing the Farmers and Merchants vacant building located in Flippin. Attending the meeting was council members Jodi Howard, Margaret Ott, Lacy Bettencourt Tony Ford and Heith Hogan, mayor.
Read MoreSpecial meeting in FlippinNot too small on this lake
Not too small on this lake. Darrell Hamby and I from a fishing trip to Lake Wappapello with Jack Street, who was native to the area.
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